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ECON201: Intermediate Microeconomics
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Course Introduction
Unit 1: Introduction and Basic Concepts
Unit 2: Trade and Externalities
Unit 3: Producer Theory and Investment
Unit 4: Consumer Theory and Equilibrium
Unit 5: Competition
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ECON201: Intermediate Microeconomics
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ECON201: Intermediate Microeconomics
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Unit 4: Consumer Theory and Equilibrium
4.2: Applied Consumer Theory
University of California, Berkeley: Glenn Woroch's "Economics 100A"
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University of California, Berkeley: Glenn Woroch's "Economics 100A"
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Course Syllabus
What Is Economics?
Ticket Scalping and Opportunity Cost
Supply and Demand
More on Supply and Demand
Quantification
Elasticity
Government Interventions
The Effect of a Tax
Unit 1 Assessment
Trade
Production: General Pricing of the Factors
Production Possibilities
Externalities
Public Goods
Unit 2 Assessment
Producer Theory: Costs
Profit Max Single Variable
Producer Theory: Dynamics
Investment
Present Value Prices and the Real Interest Rate
Unit 3 Assessment
Consumer Theory
Income and Substitution Effects and Expected Utility Hypothesis
Applied Consumer Theory
Introduction to Economic Analysis
: "Chapter 14: General Equilibrium"
Unit 4 Assessment
Monopoly
Monopoly Pricing and Allocating Surplus
Game Strategic Behavior
Imperfect Competition
Information
Auctions
Unit 5 Assessment
Course Feedback Survey
ECON201: Certificate Final Exam
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