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This course is an initial foray into graduate level microeconomic theory. We will begin with consumer theory before moving into production theory, theory of the firm, and choice under uncertainty. Time permitting, the course will finish with an introduction to general equilibrium. The course will use in-depth mathematical analysis with an eye towards the applied microeconomic practitioner. This means that there is an emphasis on technique and modelling. Note that students are expected to have a strong grasp of calculus and have a background in microeconomics.
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