Intermediate Microeconomics
Knowledge of microeconomics is necessary for making management decisions, developing and evaluating public policy, and in a broader sense, it helps to understand the foundations of modern economics.
The goal of mastering the discipline
The goal of mastering the discipline is the formation of in-depth knowledge of economic laws and the rules of rational economic behavior formulated on their basis with respect to isolated independent economic units (individuals; firms).
The skills you get
- Able to collect, process and analyze the data necessary to solve the assigned management tasks, using modern tools and intelligent information and analytical systems
Topics covered
- Market
- Budget Constraint
- Consumer Optimum
- Production
- Costs
- Profit
- Monopoly
When instructed
- 2nd year, 1st semester
List of references and sourses
1. Grebennikov P. I. Microeconomics: textbook and workshop for academic bachelor's degree / P. I. Grebennikov [and others], 2020. - 547.
2. Tarasevich L. S. Microeconomics: textbook: [for universities in economic specialties] / L. S. Tarasevich, P. I. Grebennikov, A. I. Leussky, 2005. - 374.
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