4 Supply |
2 | |
5 Market equilibrium and it failure |
2 | |
6 Elasticity of dem and and supply |
4 | |
7 Middle examination |
2 | |
8 Consumer choice |
2 | |
9 Firm and production |
2 | |
9 Costs |
2 | |
10 Market structure - perfect competition |
2 | |
111mperfect competition - market models |
2 | |
12 Market for inputs factors |
2 | |
13 Finał examination |
2 | |
TOTAL |
30 | |
Education methods |
combination of lectures, class discussions, presentations and case studies | |
Form and terms of examination |
The form and terms of examination: • Students are assessed on the basis of written form of test consist of open and close question, case study analysis, covering the topics of microeconomics. Rating: • The students receives a sufficient mark of - if they can provide some basie definitions related to microeconomics and solve simple algebraic task. • The student receives a good evaluation - if they can also define the basie relationships occurring in individual markets, as well as solve problems, which is able to provide the relationships that take place in the markets. • The student receives a very good - if also can provide the likely effects of the events taking place in the markets, as well as able to solve algebraic tasks that require proper anticipation | |
Basic bibliography |
J. M. Perloff, Microeconomics, Perason, New Jersey, 2007 R.S. Pindyck, D. L. Rubinfield, Microeconomics, Perason, New Jersey, 2005 FI. Gravelle, R. Rees, Microeconomics, Perason, New Jersey, 2004 | |
Additional bibliography |
International Joumals- Use Pro Quest International Trade Association at littD://wwvv .ita.doc.20v World Bank at httD://www.worldbank.ore Bloomberg. Reuters | |
ECTS 4 |