Advanced Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
A.Y. 2018/2019
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Lesson period: Third trimester
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Module Advanced Microeconomics
Course syllabus
Course Outline
(Book Chapter in brackets.)
0. Tools
1. Consumer Theory
1.1 Budget Constraint (Ch. 2)
1.2 Preferences and Utility (Chs. 3 and 4)
1.3 Utility Maximization (Chs. 5 and 6)
1.4 Substitution and Income Effect (Ch. 8)
1.5 Welfare Measurement (Ch. 14)
2. Theory of the Firm
2.1 Technology (Ch. 19)
2.2 Cost minimization (Ch. 21)
2.3 Cost curves (Ch. 22)
2.4 Profit Maximization (Ch. 20)
2.5 Firm supply (Ch. 23)
2.6 Industry Supply (Ch. 24)
3. Partial Equilibrium
3.1 Market Demand (Ch. 15)
3.2 Equilibrium (Ch. 16)
(Book Chapter in brackets.)
0. Tools
1. Consumer Theory
1.1 Budget Constraint (Ch. 2)
1.2 Preferences and Utility (Chs. 3 and 4)
1.3 Utility Maximization (Chs. 5 and 6)
1.4 Substitution and Income Effect (Ch. 8)
1.5 Welfare Measurement (Ch. 14)
2. Theory of the Firm
2.1 Technology (Ch. 19)
2.2 Cost minimization (Ch. 21)
2.3 Cost curves (Ch. 22)
2.4 Profit Maximization (Ch. 20)
2.5 Firm supply (Ch. 23)
2.6 Industry Supply (Ch. 24)
3. Partial Equilibrium
3.1 Market Demand (Ch. 15)
3.2 Equilibrium (Ch. 16)
Module Advanced Macroeconomics
Course syllabus
PROGRAMME:
1. Dynamic Models of Investment (Chapter 2, B-B)
2. Growth in Dynamic General Equilibrium:
2.1. The basic facts of economic growth (Chapter 1, J-V)
2.2.The neoclassical growth models: Solow (1956), and Ramsey (1928) - Chapter 4, B-B
2.3. Empirical applications of neoclassical growth models (Chapter 3, J-V)
2.4. The economics of ideas (Chapter 4, J-V)
2.5. The engine of growth (Chapter 5, J-V)
2.6. Alternative theories of endogenous growth (Chapter 9, J-V)
1. Dynamic Models of Investment (Chapter 2, B-B)
2. Growth in Dynamic General Equilibrium:
2.1. The basic facts of economic growth (Chapter 1, J-V)
2.2.The neoclassical growth models: Solow (1956), and Ramsey (1928) - Chapter 4, B-B
2.3. Empirical applications of neoclassical growth models (Chapter 3, J-V)
2.4. The economics of ideas (Chapter 4, J-V)
2.5. The engine of growth (Chapter 5, J-V)
2.6. Alternative theories of endogenous growth (Chapter 9, J-V)
Module Advanced Microeconomics
Course syllabus
Course Outline
(Book Chapter in brackets.)
0. Tools
1. Consumer Theory
1.1 Budget Constraint (Ch. 2)
1.2 Preferences and Utility (Chs. 3 and 4)
1.3 Utility Maximization (Chs. 5 and 6)
1.4 Substitution and Income Effect (Ch. 8)
1.5 Welfare Measurement (Ch. 14)
2. Theory of the Firm
2.1 Technology (Ch. 19)
2.2 Cost minimization (Ch. 21)
2.3 Cost curves (Ch. 22)
2.4 Profit Maximization (Ch. 20)
2.5 Firm supply (Ch. 23)
2.6 Industry Supply (Ch. 24)
3. Partial Equilibrium
3.1 Market Demand (Ch. 15)
3.2 Equilibrium (Ch. 16)
(Book Chapter in brackets.)
0. Tools
1. Consumer Theory
1.1 Budget Constraint (Ch. 2)
1.2 Preferences and Utility (Chs. 3 and 4)
1.3 Utility Maximization (Chs. 5 and 6)
1.4 Substitution and Income Effect (Ch. 8)
1.5 Welfare Measurement (Ch. 14)
2. Theory of the Firm
2.1 Technology (Ch. 19)
2.2 Cost minimization (Ch. 21)
2.3 Cost curves (Ch. 22)
2.4 Profit Maximization (Ch. 20)
2.5 Firm supply (Ch. 23)
2.6 Industry Supply (Ch. 24)
3. Partial Equilibrium
3.1 Market Demand (Ch. 15)
3.2 Equilibrium (Ch. 16)
Module Advanced Macroeconomics
Course syllabus
PROGRAMME:
1. Dynamic Models of Investment (Chapter 2, B-B)
2. Growth in Dynamic General Equilibrium:
2.1. The basic facts of economic growth (Chapter 1, J-V)
2.2.The neoclassical growth models: Solow (1956), and Ramsey (1928) - Chapter 4, B-B
2.3. Empirical applications of neoclassical growth models (Chapter 3, J-V)
2.4. The economics of ideas (Chapter 4, J-V)
2.5. The engine of growth (Chapter 5, J-V)
2.6. Alternative theories of endogenous growth (Chapter 9, J-V)
1. Dynamic Models of Investment (Chapter 2, B-B)
2. Growth in Dynamic General Equilibrium:
2.1. The basic facts of economic growth (Chapter 1, J-V)
2.2.The neoclassical growth models: Solow (1956), and Ramsey (1928) - Chapter 4, B-B
2.3. Empirical applications of neoclassical growth models (Chapter 3, J-V)
2.4. The economics of ideas (Chapter 4, J-V)
2.5. The engine of growth (Chapter 5, J-V)
2.6. Alternative theories of endogenous growth (Chapter 9, J-V)
Module Advanced Macroeconomics
SECS-P/01 - ECONOMICS - University credits: 6
Lessons: 40 hours
Professor:
Bucci Alberto
Module Advanced Microeconomics
SECS-P/01 - ECONOMICS - University credits: 6
Lessons: 40 hours
Professor:
Grembi Veronica
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