Programme

I part: Microeconomics
Introduction
The Market
Budget Constraint
Preferences
Utility
Choice
Demand
Slutsky Equation
Consumer’s Surplus
Market Demand
Equilibrium
Technology
Profit Maximization
Cost Minimization
Cost Curves
Firm Supply
Industry Supply
Monopoly
Monopoly Behavior

II part Macroeconomics

Introduction
National Income and Accounting
Aggregate Supply and Demand
Aggregate Supply and the Phillips Curve
Unemployment
Inflation
Income and Spending
Money, Interest, and Income
Monetary and Fiscal Policy
International Linkages
Consumption and Saving
Investment Spending
The Demand for Money
Central Banks, Money, and Credit
International Adjustment and Interdependence

Core Documentation

Intermediate Microeconomics: A Modern Approach. by H.R Varian
Macroeconomics, McGraw-Hill 13th Edition By Rudiger Dornbusch and Stanley Fischer and Richard Startz

Type of delivery of the course

Frontal lesson with four weekly meetings (3 theoretical lessons and one tutorial) with support of online tools such as moodle.

Attendance

Attendance is not mandatory although warmly suggested. Classroom etiquette should be maintained at all times. Please refrain from disturbing the class when it is in session. If you need to leave early please do so quietly. The use of cellular phones, pagers, and beepers is not allowed during classes or exams. They must be turned off prior to the beginning of classes and exams.

Type of evaluation

The written test lasts 90 minutes and includes 3 questions divided into 4 parts. Students can keep the obtained gradeor decide to undertake the oral exam to improve the score obtained. Students with an overall grade of less than 18 are not admitted to the oral exam.

Programme

I part: Microeconomics
Introduction
The Market
Budget Constraint
Preferences
Utility
Choice
Demand
Slutsky Equation
Consumer’s Surplus
Market Demand
Equilibrium
Technology
Profit Maximization
Cost Minimization
Cost Curves
Firm Supply
Industry Supply
Monopoly
Monopoly Behavior

II part Macroeconomics

Introduction
National Income and Accounting
Aggregate Supply and Demand
Aggregate Supply and the Phillips Curve
Unemployment
Inflation
Income and Spending
Money, Interest, and Income
Monetary and Fiscal Policy
International Linkages
Consumption and Saving
Investment Spending
The Demand for Money
Central Banks, Money, and Credit
International Adjustment and Interdependence

Core Documentation

Intermediate Microeconomics: A Modern Approach. by H.R Varian
Macroeconomics, McGraw-Hill 13th Edition By Rudiger Dornbusch and Stanley Fischer and Richard Startz

Type of delivery of the course

Frontal lesson with four weekly meetings (3 theoretical lessons and one tutorial) with support of online tools such as moodle.

Attendance

Attendance is not mandatory although warmly suggested. Classroom etiquette should be maintained at all times. Please refrain from disturbing the class when it is in session. If you need to leave early please do so quietly. The use of cellular phones, pagers, and beepers is not allowed during classes or exams. They must be turned off prior to the beginning of classes and exams.

Type of evaluation

The written test lasts 90 minutes and includes 3 questions divided into 4 parts. Students can keep the obtained gradeor decide to undertake the oral exam to improve the score obtained. Students with an overall grade of less than 18 are not admitted to the oral exam.

Programme

I part: Microeconomics
Introduction
The Market
Budget Constraint
Preferences
Utility
Choice
Demand
Slutsky Equation
Consumer’s Surplus
Market Demand
Equilibrium
Technology
Profit Maximization
Cost Minimization
Cost Curves
Firm Supply
Industry Supply
Monopoly
Monopoly Behavior

II part Macroeconomics

Introduction
National Income and Accounting
Aggregate Supply and Demand
Aggregate Supply and the Phillips Curve
Unemployment
Inflation
Income and Spending
Money, Interest, and Income
Monetary and Fiscal Policy
International Linkages
Consumption and Saving
Investment Spending
The Demand for Money
Central Banks, Money, and Credit
International Adjustment and Interdependence

Core Documentation

Intermediate Microeconomics: A Modern Approach. by H.R Varian
Macroeconomics, McGraw-Hill 13th Edition By Rudiger Dornbusch and Stanley Fischer and Richard Startz

Type of delivery of the course

Frontal lesson with four weekly meetings (3 theoretical lessons and one tutorial) with support of online tools such as moodle.

Attendance

Attendance is not mandatory although warmly suggested. Classroom etiquette should be maintained at all times. Please refrain from disturbing the class when it is in session. If you need to leave early please do so quietly. The use of cellular phones, pagers, and beepers is not allowed during classes or exams. They must be turned off prior to the beginning of classes and exams.

Type of evaluation

The written test lasts 90 minutes and includes 3 questions divided into 4 parts. Students can keep the obtained gradeor decide to undertake the oral exam to improve the score obtained. Students with an overall grade of less than 18 are not admitted to the oral exam.