EES&OR 341, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Spring 1996-97
M W 2:45 - 4:15
James Sweeney
Reaching me:
Office hours
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Monday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
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Wednesday 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
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Or by appointment, through Maggie Barstow-Taylor (725-8851)
Teaching Assistant
Oliver Thum
Problem Sessions: To be announced
Textbook
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David G. Luenberger, Microeconomic Theory
Regular Background reading
A current periodical dealing with economic issues, e.g.
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Business Week
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The Wall Street Journal
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The Economist, or
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The New York Times business pages.
Grading
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Midterm Exam: Wed., May 7 (date might be revised) -- 25 % of grade
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Final Exam: Monday, June 9 -- 50% of grade
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Problem Sets -- 10 % of grade, based only on whether you turned in
problem sets
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Team Project: Oral Presentation plus short written report -- 15 % of
grade
Prerequisites:
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EES&OR 211
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EES&OR 241 or equivalent
Course Outline and Reading List
(Subject to Revision During Quarter)
Market Structure Issues
5 Classes
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Market Structure: Monopoly and Oligopoly (Chapter 3.8)
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Game Theory (Chapter 8)
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Uncertainty (Chapter 11)
General Equilibrium Theory and Welfare Economics:
4 Classes
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General Equilibrium (Chapter 7)
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Externalities (Chapter 9)
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Welfare and Social Choice (Chapter 10)
Macroeconomics and Growth Theory
5 Classes
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National Income Identities
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IS-LM Analysis
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Growth Theory
Project Presentations
1 Class
Wrap up and Summary:
1 Class
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