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Fall 2000 Module 2 Professor: Sergei Guriev Teaching assistants: Alexander Tonis Summary The course follows Microeconomics 4, 5 and completes the advanced graduate sequence in Microeconomic Theory. This part concentrates on general equilibrium under uncertainty, social choice theory, axiomatic bargaining and mechanism design. Textbooks The main textbook for the course is Mas-Colell, A., M. Whinston, and J. Green. The Microeconomic Theory. Students are strongly recommended to follow this textbook.
Syllabus
Course grade There will be 3 problem sets and a final exam. The final set will contribute 70% of the course grade with remaining 30% contributed by the problem sets.
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