ECON 2200

Intermediate Microeconomics

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This course covers consumer behaviour, the theory of the firm, factor markets, and general equilibrium welfare analysis. The course serves as the microeconomic prerequisite for higher-level courses in economics.

Sections

Lecture, pick one

Lec 01

Mon, Wed 16:05-17:25

Mon, Wed16:05-17:25Henry Hicks Academic Admin 21710924

Lec 02

Mon, Wed 10:05-11:25

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Tutorial, pick one

Tut T01

Wed 14:35-15:25

Wed14:35-15:25LSC-Common Area C23410926

Tut T02

Fri 12:35-13:25

Fri12:35-13:25LSC-Common Area C33810927

From the syllabus

From the Fall 2026 syllabus by Mingyue Li. Open the PDF

Grading

20%Assignments (5)5% each; best 4 of 5

25%Midterm exam IOctober 7; may be replaced by final exam grade

25%Midterm exam IINovember 4; may be replaced by final exam grade

30%Final examCumulative; passing grade required to pass course

Textbook

Microeconomics, 6th Edition, David Besanko and Ronald Braeutigam

Course rules

Late work: Late assignments are not accepted.
Missed midterm: For a valid medical reason or emergency, the midterm weight shifts to the final; email the instructor before the exam.
Missed final: Students who miss the final exam will write a make-up exam scheduled for a later date.
Attendance: Attendance is not required, but missed lecture handouts will not be provided.
Final exam: There are no early exams under any circumstances.

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