Decisions, Strategy and Information

English
GRA 6626
6 Credits

Introduction

The course will provide students with advanced methods and theories in contemporary microeconomics for understanding economic decision-making and strategic interactions. Special emphasis will be placed on connecting theory to real-world applications, with the help of digital tools. Examples of such applications include environmental sustainability policies, insurance markets and risk, public good provision, and contracts.

Course content

Following are the main topics covered in the course:

Decision Theory
General Equilibrium and Welfare
Market Failure: Externalities
Game Theory and its Applications
Economics of Information

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