Mathematics for Economists

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course presents mathematical methods used in modern economics. The lectures concentrate on the basic concepts of analysis, comparative statics and optimization theory. Topics include an introduction to set theory and matrix algebra, the implicit function theorem, unconstrained optimization, constrained optimization with equality and inequality constraints, and intertemporal choice. PREREQUISITES: ECON 2200.03 (or ECON 2210.03 or ECON 2220.03), ECON 2201.03, and MATH 1000.03 or equivalent with minimum grades of C or permission of the instructor CROSSLISTED: MATH 3700.03 FORMATS: Lecture