Mathematical Analysis: Microeconomic Problems
Faculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesDepartment of Data Science and Analytics
Description
Upon completing this course, students have insight into the microeconomic analysis, interpreted as an essential instrument for the economic and business economic analysis. Upon completing this course, students are able to understand and apply the main basic concepts of microeconomics: consumer and producer behaviour, competition in various market forms, game theory, uncertainty and asymmetric information. solve concrete microeconomic models ERS goals: By competing this course, the student learn to think critically about economic problems in a broad social environment.
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D0E20A has possible credit equivalents including ECON208 at McGill University.