ECO 3353 - Intermediate Microeconomics

3 Credit Hour(s)

Building on the principles of microeconomics, this course provides students with the analytic tools they need to apply microeconomic analysis to consumer behavior, firm interaction, and public policy questions. Topics include market equilibrium, consumer behavior, budget constraints, revealed preference, inter-temporal choice, producer behavior, market structures, profit maximization, game theory, welfare economics, human capital, and asymmetric information.

Prerequisite: ECO 2353, ECO 2343, MAT 1853 or higher (not including MAT 2003)
Availability: WPB: Fall

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