Microeconomics

(3,6 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

Oxford description: Microeconomics looks at advanced theoretical and applied aspects of microeconomic theory. The theoretical portion focused on an in depth analysis of welfare and general equilibrium theory, game theory, risk and expected utility, and information economics. On the applied side, the course focused intensely on quantitative and empirical evidence regarding issues of competition policy, education and training, environmental economics and the distribution of income and social security. Hong Kong description: This course is designed to provide students with the analytical tools required to study economic decisions and strategic behavior at an advanced level. It covers decision theory, game theory, and mechanism design.