ECO3020F - Advanced Macroeconomics and Microeconomics

Course Information

The ECO3020F course is your final undergraduate course in macro and micro. It incorporates both theoretical and empirical elements, and will round off your undergraduate education in economics.

Course Description

ECO3020F is a third year, first semester course. The microeconomics pulls the production and consumption sides together to develop general equilibrium theory. It then focuses on aspects of market failure including externalities, risks/uncertainty and information asymmetries. The macroeconomics focuses on the role of expectations in output fluctuations and endogenous growth (theory and empirical).  

Prerequisites

ECO2003F (Economics 203) and ECO2004S (Economics 204); STA100S (Statistics 100) and STA101F (Statistics 101) or equivalent.