Class Microeconomics

To teach concepts and basic microeconomics relationships in order to acquire knowledge leading to the application of this knowledge in solving concrete problems, both theoretically and practically. It is also intended to equip students with a critical spirit in relation to economic problems and the capacity for analysis and informed discussion of the problems of the elementary hands.

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1. The Fundamentals of Economics 2. Basic Elements of Supply and Demand 3. Consumer Theory 4. The Producer Theory 4.1. Basic concepts 4.2. Marginal Product Decreasing 4.3. Scale Income 4.4. Short Term and Long Term 5. Costs Function 6. Markets 6.1. Perfect Competition 6.2. Imperfect Competition and the Extreme Monopoly Case 7. Public Sector 7.1. The Functions of the State and its Economic Role 7.2. Externalities and Public Goods 7.3. Taxation 8. Game Theory

Analysis of case studies in the classroom

Mankiw, N. Gregory (2021), Principles in Economics, Cengage Learning; 9th edition Glenn Hubbard, Anthony P. O'Brien (2007), Microeconomics, Prentice Hall, 2nd Edition