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A justified question is how a elementary course in microeconomics differ from an intermediate one like this. Fact is that almost all elements in this course is already covered in the elementary course. What differ is however how the elements are presented and how deep the theoretical relationships are analyzed. Let’s take an example from the consumption theory. On basic level, the relationship between consumer preferences, how they act and demand for a commodity was presented in a general way. However, in this intermediate course different kinds of preferences are studied in detail and also how they in turn explain the appearance of demand. In this profound way, also other areas, such as production theory and welfare analysis, will be studied. This means that students get a deeper knowledge and increased understanding of how the microeconomic theories can be used in order to analyze and solve various microeconomic issues facing them.

FACTS


CYCLE

First cycle

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Economics Basic Level, 22,5 HE credits

PACE OF STUDY

Full-time

TYPE OF INSTRUCTION

On Campus

PROGRAMME/COURSE DATE


SPRING 2024

SPRING 2024

TEACHING HOURS

Daytime

APPLICATION DEADLINE

16 October 2023

APPLICATION CODE

HV-E1794

START/END

From v.08 2024 to v.12 2024

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