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Video Lectures for May 2, 2006
Special Selling Issues in Special
Selling Asymmetric Information The Market for Lemons Dealing with Asymmetric
Information Moral Hazard The Keith- Leffler Model Applying the Premium for
Honesty Pricing Under
Uncertainty |
Word version of Homework due May 2,
2006
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PDF version of Homework due May 2,
2006
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Video Lectures for April 25, 2006
Price Discrimination-A
Primer When Price
Discrimination is Possible Price Discrimination
with Self Identification The Elite Diner Price Discrimination in
Action Three Discrimination
Problems Solution to Three
Discrimination Problems The Free Rider Retailing Basics |
Word version of Homework due April
25, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due April 25,
2006
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Video Lectures for April 18, 2006
Managing a Firm Advanced Management Expense Preference Back to the Agency
Problem Problems with
Accountants Takeover Bids Motivating Takeover Bids More on the Edgeworth
Box More Welfare Economics Barriers to Economic
Efficiency Property Rights and
Economic Efficiency Pricing the Internet Public Goods |
Word version of Homework due April
18, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due April 18,
2006
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Video Lectures for April 11, 2006
Labor Supply Topics in Labor Supply
and Demand Labor Demand and Supply
and Free Trade Labor Monopoly and
Monopsony
The Edgeworth Box |
Word version of Homework due April
11, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due April 11,
2006
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Video Lectures for April 4, 2006
Game Theory Simple Business Games Repeated Games Sequential Games Minimax Strategies Labor Demand Long Run Labor Demand Applying Labor Demand |
Word version of Homework due April 4,
2006
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PDF version of Homework due April 4,
2006
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Video Lectures for March 28, 2006
No Lectures-Spring Break |
No
Homework
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No
Homework
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Video Lectures for March 21, 2006
No Lectures – Midterm
Exam |
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Homework
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Homework
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Video Lectures for March 14, 2006
Monopolistic Competition Models of Monopolistic
Competition Applying Monopolistic
Competition Cartels Here a Cartel, There a
Cartel Duopoly The Cournot Model A Second Cournot Example Extending the Cournot
Model The Bertrand Model Nash Equilibrium |
Word version of Homework due March 14,
2006
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PDF version of Homework due March 14,
2006
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Video Lectures for March 7, 2006
The Monopolist’s Demand
Curve Applying the Elasticity
Rules Competition and Monopoly
I Competition and Monopoly
II What Causes Monopolies Monopoly versus
Competition Miscellaneous Topics Managing with Multiple
Plants Innovation and
Durability |
Word version of Homework due March 7,
2006
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PDF version of Homework due March 7,
2006
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Video Lectures for February 28, 2006
Changes in Factor Prices Demand Change to Factor
Price Change Equilibrium with
Different Cost Functions Tabular Analysis of
Equilibrium Mathematical Analysis of
Equilibrium Competitive Diversity Taxing A Competitive
Industry Consumer and Producer
Surplus Three Competition
Problems Solution to Three
Competition Problems Monopoly Applying the Monopoly
Model A Spreadsheet Approach Solving the Problems |
Word version of Homework due February
28, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due February
28, 2006
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Video Lectures for February 21, 2006
Cost Function Basics Marginal Cost and
Average Cost Mathematical Cost
Functions Mathematical Cost
Functions-2 Mathematical Cost
Functions-3 Solving the Problem Properties of Cost
Functions Additional Properties of
Cost Functions Applications of Cost
Functions Basics of Competition The Firm's Supply Curve A Competitive Industry A Competitive
Industry-More |
Word version of Homework due February
21, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due February
21, 2006
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Video Lectures for February 14, 2006
Engel Curves Income and Substitution
Effects The Slutsky Equation Uncertainty Uncertainty and Risky
Behavior Buying Insurance A Numerical Problem Who Robbed C.C. The Production Function The General Production
Function Properties of Production
Functions |
Word version of Homework due February
14, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due February
14, 2006
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Video Lectures for February 7, 2006
Consumer Surplus and
Deadweight Loss More on Consumer Surplus Extending the Problem Taxes and Dead Weight
Loss Consumer Surplus and
Indifference Curves Priceline and E-Bay Compensated Demand
Curves |
Word version of Homework due February
7, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due February
7, 2006
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Video Lectures for January 31, 2006
Budget Constraints Composite Goods How Economists Destroy
Christmas The Economics of Bads The Value of Time Consumer Surplus Applying Consumer
Surplus |
Word version of Homework due January
31, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due January
31, 2006
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Video Lectures for January 24, 2006
Estimating Demand
Functions The Mathematics of
Demand Functions Two Simple Extensions Elasticity Arc Elasticity The Theory of Choice Indifference Curves Examples of Indifference
Curves |
Word version of Homework due January
24, 2006
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PDF version of Homework due January
24, 2006
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Video Lectures for January 17, 2006
I will post an
assignment here every week. From time
to time, I will also post some other material (what the midterm will cover,
etc). I post the entries in reverse
chronological order. You can always
scroll down to see earlier entries, but the current entry will be at the
top.
There will be a homework
assignment almost every week, posted in the columns to the right. One link is to the homework assignment in a
word file; the other is a pdf file.
Video Lectures I
discussed these lectures in class the first week. They are not particularly deep and probably
fall in the category of “look at them once and you have sufficient
understanding”. Valentine's Day Demand Functions and
Demand Shifters Perfect Complements and
Substitutes Applying Demand
Functions Price Ceilings Demand Shift or Supply
Shift |
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homework due this week
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No homework
due this week
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by Charles W. Upton, who may be contacted at cupton@kent.edu
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