Course Information

FieldValue
Course TitleConcepts of Microeconomics in Economic Research
Course CodeD-042-01
LevelPhD
ECTS Credits3.00
Faculty/unitTransport and Management Faculty
Field
Course Type
Course LeaderPopova Jeļena - Dr. oec. associated professor
Annotation
AimThe aim of the course is to develop further the economic thinking of doctoral students, as well as to stimulate the doctoral students to use the important microeconomic concepts in real research and evaluation of economic or social policy. Both traditional applications of microeconomics (e.g. impact of social programmes on Labour Supply; employee motivation models; quality selection models) and less traditional ones will be considered: economic models of the legal system; model of migration policy; models of family relations, etc.
Required Literature
  • Geoffrey Jehle. 2010. Advanced Microeconomic Theory (3rd Edition). Pearson
  • 3rd edition
  • Paul Krugman. 2009. The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008. W. W. Norton & Company
  • Reprint edition
  • Ha-Joon Chang. 2015. Economics: The User's Guide. Bloomsbury Publishing
  • Reprint edition
Assessment Method
Independent study
Full-time
First Sit ElementsElement Weighting, %Group WorkLinks to Results
Reports60 LO0
Presentations40 LO0

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