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ECON205
- Microeconomic Theory/Lecture, Discussion
Describes and analyzes how a market-oriented economy functions in answering the five basic economic questions: (a) What commodities to produce? (b) How much of each to produce? (c) What productive techniques to use and how to provide incentives? (d) How to distribute the output among the various members of society? (e) What provision to make for the future? Interspersed with theory, the course contains frequent examples that demonstrate the use of microeconomics in solving problems faced by decision makers in both the private and public sectors. Prerequisite: ECON011. Ms. Geoghegan, Mr. Zhang, Mr. Bae/Offered every year
Faculty
Sang Hoo Bae, Ph.D. - Associate Professor of Economics
Jacqueline Geoghegan, Ph.D. - Professor of Economics
Junfu Zhang, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor, Department of Economics
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