ECON326

Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis

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Prerequisite: Minimum grade of C- in ECON200 and ECON201; and minimum grade of C- in ECON300 or (MATH241 and any statistics course). Restriction: Must be in Economics Bachelor of Science program. Credit only granted for: ECON306, ECON326, or AREC326. Analysis of economic decision-making by individuals and firms, the resulting market outcomes, and applications to real-world problems. Emphasis on analytical logic and theoretical rigor. Topics covered include consumer preferences and utility maximization, perfect competition and market power, uncertainty and risk, externalities, and asymmetric information.

Fall 2024

Judith Hellerstein

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Spring 2024

Melissa Kearney

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Fall 2023

Ginger Jin

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Summer 2023

Lixi Wang

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Spring 2023

Judith Hellerstein

7 reviews
Average rating: 4.29

Past Semesters

Ginger Jin

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Ethan Kaplan

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Tingting Ding

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John Ham

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Camila Galindo Pardo

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Svetlana Pivovarova

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Kai Chung Oue

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Nick Montgomery

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Nicholas Montgomery

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Erika Domotor

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Keaton Ellis

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Ginger Jin

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Keaton Ellis

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