ECON 201C
Microeconomics: Game Theory with Asymmetric Information and Applications
Economics · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)
Perfect Bayesian equilibrium and refinements, mechanism design. Applied topics such as adverse selection, signaling, moral hazard, bidding, price discrimination, and public good provision.
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ECON 201C
- ECON 211AContract Theory
- ECON 211BInformation Economics
- ECON 211CGame Theory and Economic Applications
- ECON 212CBehavioral Decision-Making
- ECON 213ADynamic and Continuous-Time Methods
- ECON 213BGeneral Equilibrium and Game Theory
- ECON 214ATopics in Mathematical Economics: General Equilibrium Theory
- ECON 215Network Economics
- ECON 271CMathematical Theory in Industrial Organization
- ECON 286AEconomic Development
- ECON 286BCost-Benefit Analysis of Development Projects
10 courses list this as a requisite. The whole downstream is here — 11 courses over 2 levels. Every course here opens its own tree.