Intermediate
Microeconomics
California
State University, Sacramento
Department of Economics
College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies
Spring 2004
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In Intermediate Microeconomics we will analyze household and firm behavior. We will develop our understanding of supply and demand through examining utility maximization of individuals, and profit maximization of firms. We will use new tools that are applied throughout many fields of economics, and develop an understanding of the foundations of microeconomic theory.
Number of Units: 3
Link to the course syllabus, course resources, or Dr. O'Keefe's homepage for more information. You may contact the instructor via e-mail at sokeefe@csus.edu.
