Microeconomics 1 : Behaviors and markets
Bachelor 1st year
Record #72
Microeconomics 1 : Behaviors and markets
Market, Rationality, Consumer's and Producer's behavior, Utility and Profit
We present in this course the two fundamental theories of microeconomics: consumer theory and producer theory. In both cases, we are interested in a single agent - a consumer or a producer - who has limited resources to afford goods. How much of a good should be purchased to be as satisfied as possible, and how agents allocate their budgets? This course provides tools for modeling agents' behavior in the markets. Simple examples illustrate and apply the ideas discussed in this course.
Bachelor 1st year
Economics and Management
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Understanding the Fundamental Models of Microeconomics and their Limits, Writing and solving a maximization problem, Assimilating simple game theory mechanisms: strategic choices, competitive games, equilibrium
Matthieu Manant - Maître de Conférences, responsable du cours - Hourly volume: 33
33
15
Campus-based teaching
Not specified
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