Mathematical Economics I

Undergraduate

Economic applications of differential calculus and linear algebra, with an emphasis on problem solving and employing software used widely by economists. Topics include input-output analysis, optimization of linear microeconomic models, computer methods for comparative static exercises to analyze closed- and open-economy macroeconomic models, and unconstrained and constrained optimization of non- linear microeconomic models. (Prerequisites: MATH-1720 (or MATH-1760), MATH-1250 (or MATH-1260 or MATH-1270), ECON-2210.) (May be offered as a cross-career course with ECON-8230)