Microeconomics II (Industrial Organization)
Microeconomics II (Industrial Organization)
Introductory course on Industrial Organization for undergraduate students in Economics.
Students examine the functioning of non-competitive or imperfectly competitive markets and the behavior of the firms operating in these markets. The course is meant to shed light on questions such as:
- How do firms acquire and maintain market power?
- What are the social implications of firms having market power?
- What role is there for public policy?
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