EC270 – Microeconomic Theory I – 0.5 Credit

An examination of conventional microeconomic theories which attempt to explain the nature of markets and the behaviour of individuals and firms. Topics will include consumer choice, the technology and costs of production, firm behaviour, competition and market structure. Prerequisites EC120, EC140. Co-requisites Registration in Honours Economics, Honours Applied Economics or General Economics or permission of the department. Exclusions EC220 or EC260.  





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