1st Edition
ECON 201: Principles of Microeconomics
School: University of Oregon (UO )
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Pages: 13This study guide covers all of the material from Lecture 8 to Lecture 17 (post midterm). It also includes a section (Lecture 16) that is a possible extra credit opportunity on the exam. -
Pages: 4We went over each of the concepts that we have learned since the Midterm. -
Pages: 2We talked about different Game Theories and Strategies in Economics. This information is also a possible extra credit opportunity on the final. -
Pages: 2We talked about the different aspects in a political economy. -
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Pages: 3We talked about the many different types and strategies of price discrimination. -
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Pages: 2We talked about short-run and long-run competitive economies. -
Pages: 3We talked about the short-run and long-run production choices, and the long-run equilibrium in an industry. -
Pages: 3We talked about organizing production, technological vs. economic efficiency and firm costs and production. -
Pages: 17Here is a list of the important vocabulary terms and what was covered in each lecture! Good luck! -
Pages: 5We talked more about elasticities when applying them to applications and price ceiling and floors. -
Pages: 4We talked about Consumer and Producer surplus, welfare, and how to conduct a full market analysis. -
Pages: 2We talked about Elasticity and 1 of the applications, as well as briefly touching on price floors and ceilings. -
Pages: 2We talked about logical reasoning and how to calculate elasticity. -
Pages: 4Here are specific Supply and Demand Graph examples for today's lecture! -
Pages: 2Continuing on from last Thursday's lecture, we talked about Demand and then moved on to talk about supply. -
