Marginal analysis. Demand function. Monopoly and price discrimination. Basic game theory and oligopolistic markets.
Course Content
- The use of experiments in Economics
- Behavioural game theory
- Cooperation and coordination
- Choices under risk and uncertainty
- Expected utility
- Hidden information, adverse selection and moral hazard
Microeconomia per manager, David M. Kreps, 2005, Egea.
Supplementary material made available during the course.
Learning Objectives
Introducing the essential ideas of the theoretical analysis of competition and some applications of microeconomics to business problems.
Learning Objectives
Introducing the essential ideas of the theoretical analysis of competition and some applications of microeconomics to business problems.
Prerequisites
The basic ideas of calculus, probability and finance.
Prerequisites
The basic ideas of calculus, probability, statistics and finance.
Teaching Methods
Lectures and practice classes.
Teaching Methods
Lectures, practice and lab classes.
Further information
None.
Further information
The supplementary material made available during the course is mostly written in english.
Type of Assessment
Written exam with questions and exercises. More informations are available on the course website: e-l.unifi.it
Type of Assessment
Written exam with questions and exercises. More informations are available on the course website: http://e-l.unifi.it
Course program
Marginal analysis. Demand function. Monopoly and price discrimination. Basic game theory and oligopolistic markets.
Course program
- The use of experiments in Economics
- Behavioural game theory
- Cooperation and coordination
- Choices under risk and uncertainty
- Expected utility
- Hidden information, adverse selection and moral hazard