1st Edition
ECON 4001.01: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
School: Ohio State University (OSU )
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Pages: 12A study guide over lectures 1-25 complete with questions and problems over the materials to help you prepare for the final.
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Pages: 4Lecture over market failures with a specific focus on externalities. Introduction to types of goods also included in this lecture.
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Pages: 2Lecture over signaling and how it avoids adverse selection with an extended example with the mortgage market.
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Pages: 3Lecture over game theory, cooperation in games, and an introduction into auctions.
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Pages: 3Lecture introducing oligopoly, the Cournot model, and the Stackelberg model.
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Pages: 5Study guide for lectures 9-18 which cover the material that will appear on the second midterm. Complete with examples, sample questions, and true or false.
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Pages: 2Lecture continuing the analysis of different types of price discrimination and introduction to two part tariffs and bundling.
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Pages: 3Lecture over the different types of price discrimination
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Pages: 2Analysis of Competitive Markets: Impacts of price floors and ceilings, tariffs and quotas, taxes and subsidiaries
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Pages: 2Lecture over the elements of production including producer surplus and introduction to welfare economics.
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Pages: 3Lecture over cost of production, profit maximization and competitive supply
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Pages: 4Lecture over the costs of production complete with an extended example.
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Pages: 2Lecture over the costs of production which include explicit and implicit costs, accounting and economic profits, and sunk and fixed costs.
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Pages: 5A study guide for the first 9 lectures complete with questions and problems pertaining to the material
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Pages: 2Finishing up production before midterm 1
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Pages: 3Notes over average and marginal product, an example using economist Thomas Malthus' theory, introduction to Isoquants and diminishing marginal returns
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Pages: 3Notes over income and substitutions effects/ famous economists/ an in depth analysis of producer theory/ introduction to empirical estimation of demand
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Pages: 3Looking at different curves involving the consumer such as the engel curves anf income-consumption curve/ also covers substitutes and complements and their effects
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Pages: 2Lecture over how the firms approach production based on consumers and how consumers respond
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Pages: 3Looking at consumers and the choices they have to make and why they makes those choices
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Pages: 3More in depth analysis of supply and demand/ introduction into elasticity