ECO 202 presents the main methods and the models to analyse the production side of the market. Topics are production technology, producers behaviour, and market structures. Recent contributions to the microeconomic theory are also covered. The purpose of this course is to introduce Mainstream Economics with its variants. Keynesian and Post-Keynesian school will be considered as well as Marxist approach to macroeconomics.
Special emphasis is given to the analysis of labor markets for each school.
The topics are covered within a broad perspective of social science including Microeconomics, Economic History, History of Economic Thought, Sociology. Anthropology and Political Science. 204 Macroeconomics II Continuation of Eco 203. The object of this course is to teach students the appropriate statistical tools for application to applied studies. Random Variables, Probability Distributions, Sampling Distribution, Point Estimation and Interval Estimation.