The purpose of the course is to present analytical models and methods within microeconomic theory. The course can be seen as a continuation of the microeconomic courses presented at a previous level. One important difference to the earlier course is the use of more formal analytical methods. Furthermore, general equilibrium and welfare theory are given more attention.
Equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in economics.
Students registered on the one-year master’s programme in economics or other master’s program at the School of Economics and Social Sciences are also eligible for this course after special individual examination.
The purpose of the course is to present analytical models and methods within microeconomic theory. The course can be seen as a continuation of the microeconomic courses presented at a previous level. One important difference to the earlier course is the use of more formal analytical methods. Furthermore, general equilibrium and welfare theory are given more attention.
Equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in economics.
Students registered on the one-year master’s programme in economics or other master’s program at the School of Economics and Social Sciences are also eligible for this course after special individual examination.
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