1102: Microeconomics Winter
Fujiwara This course covers the standard intermediate level microeconomics.
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Microeconomics I (EKU 1133) Description The course covers deeper topics on microeconomics concepts and analysis. Topics Theories of consumer choice, consumer and producer behavior, output and input markets. Objectives Develop a deeper understanding of microeconomics concepts and various problems solving using hypothetical and simple empirical cases. Microeconomics II (EKU 2135) Description The course builds on microeconomics with special reference to the usage of assumptions in microeconomics. Topics Basic assumptions in microeconomics, research on microeconomics concepts. Objectives Teach students to formulate actual problems into simle microeconomics models and analyze using acquired theories. Macroeconomics I (EKU 1134) Description The course covers deeper topics on macroeconomics concepts and analysis. Topics Applying theories to macroeconomics problems, quantitative analysis of macroeconomics, and qualitative
Introduction to Microeconomics (EKU 1131) Description The course focuses on basic concepts of microeconomics. Topics Various economic problems, supply and demand analysis, analysis of markets, pricing in a competitive and non-competitive markets, and production factors markets. Objectives Provide students with basic microeconomics concepts and help students gain better understanding of the acquired theories. Introduction to Macroeconomics (EKU 1132) Description The course introduces macroeconomics concepts and analysis. Topics Composition, size and distribution of national output, banking systems, monetary and fiscal policy, international policy, fluctuations, and economic growth. Objectives Provide students with basic understanding on the interaction of market influence with short-term or long-term national and international economic policies.
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