This course provides the students with the conceptual knowledge necessary to understand microeconomics at the intermediate level. This course deals with advanced problems and empirical implementations of the introduced theories which will improve the understanding of the students on how microeconomic theory is used today to solve real-world social and economic problems. Particularly the course covers consumer theory, theory of the firm, general equilibrium analysis, game theory, and market structure and pricing.
This course provides the key theories and concepts in Macroeconomics focusing particularly on development economics. Core topics covered include national income and accounting, aggregate income determination, theories of consumption and investment, the supply of and demand for money, IS/LM analysis, the labor market and unemployment, aggregate supply and demand analysis, inflation, and open economy macroeconomics.
This course provides the students with the conceptual knowledge necessary to understand microeconomics at the intermediate level. This course deals with advanced problems and empirical implementations of the introduced theories which will improve the understanding of the students on how microeconomic theory is used today to solve real-world social and economic problems. Particularly the course covers consumer theory, theory of the firm, general equilibrium analysis, game theory, and market structure and pricing.