ECON 4420
Microeconomic Theory
Lec 01 selected
In-depth study of outcomes of decision-making by agents, individually, collectively or as an interdependent system. Selects topics from: linear and non-linear optimization and applications to theory of consumers and firms, general equilibrium, game theory, alternative solution concepts, comparative statics, stability, welfare, market failures, collective choice, intertemporal economics, uncertainty.
Sections
Lecture
Lec 01
Tue, Thu 13:05-14:25
From the syllabus
From the 2025 syllabus by Norovsambuu Tumennasan. Fall 2026 is taught by Yuksel M., so details may differ. Open the PDF
Grading
20%Assignments (6)Three graded and three non-graded
30%Midterm examFeb 12
50%Final examScheduled by Registrar
Textbooks
- Advanced Microeconomic Theory, G. Jehle and P. Reny (optional)
- Microeconomic Theory, H. R. Varian (optional)
- Microeconomic Theory, A. Mas-Colell, M. Whinston, and J. Green (optional)
Course rules
- Missed component
- The weight of any missed component shifts to the final exam.
- Missed final
- Notify the instructor immediately to arrange a make-up exam if you miss the final for medical or other reasons.
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