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Econ 100A Microeconomic Analysis

02:00-3:30 PM | 2050 VLSB
Instructor Gordon Rausser

Econ 100: Microeconomic Analysis - Spring 2006. Resource allocation and price determination. By the end of the semester, students should know the basic theory, models, and results of the topics covered. They should be able to use this knowledge to answer questions and analyze real-world situations. They should also be able to identify which theory or model is appropriate to analyze a particular question and explain why their answers are correct in intuitive, as well as mathematical, terms.


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Lecture Archive
Tue 1/17 Markets and Prices
Thu 1/19 The Core Elements: Supply and Demand
Tue 1/24 Preferences, Utility and Budget Constraints
Thu 1/26 Consumer Choice and Revealed Preference
Tue 1/31 Individual and Market Demand (no recording available)
Thu 2/2 Formalizing Income & Substitutions Effect
Tue 2/7 Market Demand and Consumer Surplus
Thu 2/9 Risk and Expected Utility
Tue 2/14 Firm, Production and Scale
Thu 2/16 Cost Measurement and Minimization
Tue 2/21 Formalizing Production and Cost Curves
Thu 2/23 Profit Maximization and Competitive Supply; Review
Tue 2/28 Midterm 1 - No Lecture
Thu 3/2 Competitive Markets and Surplus
Tue 3/7 Taxes, Subsidies, Price Supports, and Quotas
Thu 3/9 Market Power: Monopoly
Tue 3/14 Monopsony and Antitrust Laws
Thu 3/16 Price Discrimination
Tue 3/21 Tying and Bundling; Advertising
Thu 3/23 Factor Markets and Vertical Structures
Tue 3/28 Spring Recess
Thu 3/30 Spring Recess
Tue 4/4 Capital Investments; Review
Thu 4/6 Midterm 2 - No Lecture
Tue 4/11 Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly
Thu 4/13 (Podcast not Available) Equilibrium Conditions
Tue 4/18 (Podcast not Available) Market Failure, Collusion and Cartels
Thu 4/20 Game Theory and Strategic Behavior
Tue 4/25 Asymmetric Information
Thu 4/27 Externalities
Tue 5/2 Common Property Resources and Public Goods
Thu 5/4 Regulated Markets and Auctions
Tue 5/9 General Equilibrium and Economic Efficiency; Review