3 credits
Fall 2026 Lecture Upper DivisionData from last updated 6/5/2026
Fall 2026
Fall 2026 Instructors:
The course presents concepts, methods, and applications of intermediary microeconomics, including consumer and producer theory, partial equilibrium analysis, risk and uncertainty, and game theory, with a focus on perfectly competitive markets. These topics will be developed using advanced mathematical models. Knowledge from the course can be applied to analyze a range of decision-making and policy problems in agricultural and applied economics.
Learning Outcomes1Improve economic thinking skills.
2Uncover new economics insights from solving economic models.
3Lay the foundation for study in other sub-disciplines such as agricultural economics, environmental/resource economics, industrial organization, and more.
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