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Teaching materials (e.g., slides, notes, exercises) will be published on the university platform VIRTUALE:
Argomenti del programma: Course contents Note 1: the course is in English Unit 1: Prosperity, inequality and planetary limits We take a broad view of economics to understand its role in shaping our current global environment. Unit 2: Technology and Incentives We will develop the building blocks of production, which is the main activity of the firm and study the role of technological innovation in driving economic growth.
Copies of teaching materials (slides, exercises) will be published on the university platform, virtuale.
Argomenti del programma: Topics addressed should include: 1. Introduction to the market and the concept of economic rationality 2. Consumer Theory - The budget - Preferences and Utility - Choice - Individual demand (for goods and services) - Labour supply 3. Market equilibrium - Market demand - Market equilibrium and the implications of taxes on consumption 4.
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Besides the textbook, there are other required readings. In Virtuale , the student will find in due time the material for the class. This will include a detailed syllabus for the class, the slides already presented, and the required…
Argomenti del programma: To introduce economic concepts we will rely on the language of mathematics and on graphs. A knowledge of calculus is necessary to fully understand lectures and reading material. ** note for Erasmus and exchange students ** We use calculus to teach this class. I strongly recommend students who have not taken a mathematics class to select other classes.
It is strongly recommended that students have access to a copy of the textbook. It is important to note that the slides alone are not sufficient for a thorough understanding of the subject matter.
Argomenti del programma: Prerequisite knowledge: Mathematics Program: 1. Preliminaries 2. The Basics of Supply and Demand 3. Consumer Behavior 4. Individual and Market Demand 5. Gender Gaps in the Labor Market 6. Production 7. The Cost of Production 8. Profit Maximization and Competitive Supply 9. The Analysis of Competitive Markets 10. Market Power: Monopoly 11. Oligopoly 12. Game Theory and Competitive Strategy 13.
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