Courses: Economics of Uncertainty (ECONH355A01)
Fall 2013
Using microeconomics we study theories of choice under uncertainty; risk aversion and applications to insurance and portfolio choice; equilibrium under uncertainty in asset markets; asymmetric information; applications to the design of incentives, contracts, contests, and auctions; common; understanding and coordination.
Prerequisites: ECON300, MATH114, (MATH121 is desirable), ECON203 (or equivalent)
Fulfills: SO
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LocationHaverford, Stokes 207 Meeting TimesMW 1:00-2:30 |
