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Economics 103: Microeconomic
Principles
This course is an introduction to microeconomics in the context of
current problems. Students explore how the market mechanism
allocates scarce resources among competing uses and use basic tools
of supply, demand, production and distribution theory to analyze
diverse problems.
::Syllabi
Online Class Readings
- Batiat, F.:
A Petition
- Coase, R.:
The Nature of the Firm
- Cowen, T.:
Public Goods and Externalities
- Hayek , F.A.:
The Use of Knowledge in Society
- MacKenzie, D.W.: and Westley,
Chris:
The Debate on Campaign Finance Reform
- MacKenzie, D.W.:
I Government
- MacKenzie, D.W.:
The Price System as
a Can Opener
- Read, L.:
I,
Pencil
- Radford, R.A.:
The Economic Organization of a POW Camp
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