The course starts with a discussion of different types of consumer preferences. The course also examines how different market mechanisms operate to allocate resources. The topics covered include utility maximization, demand and supply and market equilibrium, profit maximization, cost minimization, different forms of markets such as perfect competition, monopoly and oligopoly.
The course starts with a discussion of different types of consumer preferences. The course also examines how different market mechanisms operate to allocate resources. The topics covered include utility maximization, demand and supply and market equilibrium, profit maximization, cost minimization, different forms of markets such as perfect competition, monopoly and oligopoly.
The course starts with a discussion of different types of consumer preferences. The course also examines how different market mechanisms operate to allocate resources. The topics covered include utility maximization, demand and supply and market equilibrium, profit maximization, cost minimization, different forms of markets such as perfect competition, monopoly and oligopoly.
120 credits of which 45 credits in the main field of study of Japanese, including two of the courses Japanese IV: Haiku 15 credits, Japanese IV: Introduction to Linguistics 15 credits, Japanese IV: Introduction to Translation 15 credits, Japanese IV: Cultural Anthropology 15 credits, Japanese: Modern and Contemporary Literature 15 credits or Japanese: Practical Translation 15 credits, second cycle.
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