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Business Adm and Social Science
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IEN319 Microeconomics, advanced level 7.5 ECTS credits
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TIMEPERIOD:
Q 1, Q3
LANGUAGE:English/Swedish
EXAMINER
Marian Radetzki Prof
PREREQUISITES
Four out of five of IEN 326, IEN 327, IEN 328, IEN 329, IEN 331
COURSE AIM
To provide advanced understanding of resource allocation within society.
CONTENTS
Consumer and producer theory are treated rigorously. A two-sector general equlibrium model is used to give an in-depth understanding of the workings of trade and taxes. The course also takes a close look at different value judgements which by necessity follow eco-political decisions.
TEACHING
EXAMINATION
Written exam: 7.5 ECTS credits
COURSE GRADE SCALE:
ITEMS/CREDITS
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Written exam |
7.50ECTS |
COURSE LITTERATURE
Nicholson, W.: Microeconomic Theory: Basic Principles and Extensions. Dryden Press, Orlando, 6 ed.
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