ECO 366
Quantitative Market Analysis
The course covers the application of empirical approaches to theoretical frameworks in the analysis of market structure, firm strategies, and consumer behavior. Students learn econometric methods to identify causal relationships, and the course emphasizes the role of theoretical models in developing hypotheses and interpreting data. The course covers methods of field experiments and causal inference using non-experimental data. Topics include pricing and market conduct, demand analysis, marketing, and online marketplaces. Basic knowledge of microeconomic theory and econometrics is required. Prerequisites: ECO 146 and ( ECO 157 or ECO 357 ) Attribute/Distribution: Q
Topics
- pricing and market conduct
- demand analysis
- marketing
- and online marketplaces
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027