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授课教授 为Stefano DellaVigna ，著名的青年经济学家，研究领域为：应用微观经济理论、行为经济学

 

课件下载链接：

 

 https://www.econ.berkeley.edu/course/2015/spring/economics-101a-%E2%80%93-microeconomic-theory

 

 

Spring 2015, ECONOMICS 101A – MICROECONOMIC THEORY

Time

9:30 - 11:00 am

Location

60 Evans Hall
 
 
 
Instructor: 
Professor Stefano DellaVigna
Office: 
515 Evans Hall
Office Hours: 
Thursday 12:00n - 2:00pm
E-mail: 
sdellavi@econ.berkeley.edu(link sends e-mail)
Instructor: 
GSI: Jonas Tungodden
Office: 
Please see location under office hours below
Office Hours: 
Tuesday 1:00 - 2:00pm in 640 Evans Hall and Tuesday 4:00 - 5:00pm in 542 Evans Hall
E-mail: 
jonas.tungodden@gmail.com(link sends e-mail)
Instructor: 
GSI: Katalin Springel
Office: 
636 Evans Hall
Office Hours: 
Wednesday 11:00am - 12:00n
E-mail: 
kspringel@berkeley.edu(link sends e-mail)
 
 
 

Course Description

Welcome to Economics 101A! This course is meant to introduce you to the world of formal
economic modeling. Economic models are typically made of three components:
• Consumers;
• Firms;
• A market in which consumers and firms interact.
We deal with these three components sequentially. The course starts by introducing consumer
preferences and utility function. We then move on to consider firms and production functions, and
finally we study the market-clearing conditions. 

Syllabus

\ Updated Syllabus - January 27, 2015 - Syllabus and Course Rules

Problem Sets and Answers

Problem Set: 
\ January 27, 2015 - Problem Set 1 Due in class on Thursday, February 5. No late Problem Sets accepted, sorry!
 
Answers: 
\ February 5, 2015 - Solution to Problem Set 1
Problem Set: 
\ February 10, 2015 — Problem Set 2 Due in class on Thursday, February 19. No late Problem Sets accepted, so
 
Answers: 
\ February 19, 2015 - Solution to Problem Set 2
Problem Set: 
\ February 24, 2015 — Problem Set 3 Due in class on Thursday, March 12. No late Problem Sets accepted, sorry!
 
 
Problem Set: 
\ March 17, 2015 — Problem Set 4 Due in class on Thursday, April 2. No late Problem Sets accepted, sorry!
 
Answers: 
\ April 3, 2015 - Solution to Problem Set 4
Problem Set: 
\ April 14, 2015 - Problem Set 5 Due in class on Tuesday, April 21. No late Problem Sets accepted, sorry!
 
 
Problem Set: 
\ April 23, 2015: Problem Set 6 Due on Tuesday, May 5 by noon in my office (Evans 515). No late Problem Sets accepted, sorry!
 
 
 

Lecture Note

\ January 20, 2015 - Lecture 1
Outline 1. Who are we? 2. Prerequisites for the course 3. A test in maths 4. Optimization with 1 variable
\ January 22, 2015 - Lecture 2
Outline 1. Questions on Syllabus 2. The economics of discrimination 3. Multivariate optimization II 4. Comparative Statics 5. Implicit function theorem
\ January 27, 2015 - Lecture 3
Outline 1. Implicit Function Theorem 2. Envelope Theorem 3. Convexity and concavity 4. Constrained Maximization
\ January 29, 2015 - Lecture 4
Outline 1. Constrained Maximization 2. Envelope Theorem II 3. Preferences 4. Properties of Preferences
\ February 3, 2015 - Lecture 5
Outline 1. Properties of Preferences II 2. From Preferences to Utility (and viceversa) 3. Common Utility Functions 4. Utility maximization
\ February 5, 2015 - Lecture 6
Outline 1. Common utility functions 2. Utility maximization 3. Utility maximization — Tricky Cases 4. Indirect Utility Function
\ February 10, 2015 - Lecture 7
Outline 1. Utility Maximization II 2. Utility maximization — Tricky Cases 3. Indirect Utility Function 4. Comparative Statics (Introduction) 5. Income Changes 6. Price Changes
\ February 12, 2015 - Lecture 8
Outline 1. Price Changes II 2. Expenditure Minimization 3. Slutsky Equation
\ February 17, 2015 - Lecture 9
Outline 1. Slutsky Equation II 2. Complements and substitutes 3. Do utility functions exist? 4. Application 1: Labor Supply 5. Application 2: Intertemporal choice I
\ February 19, 2015 - Lecture 10
Outline 1. Application 2: Intertemporal choice 2. Application 3: Altruism and charitable donations
\ February 26, 2015 - Lecture 11
Outline 1. Introduction to probability 2. Expected Utility 3. Risk Aversion and Lottery 4. Measures of Risk Aversion 5. Insurance
\ March 3, 2015 - Lecture 12
Outline 1. Mid-Term Feedback 2. Investment in Risky Asset 3. Time Consistency 4. Time Inconsistency
\ March 5, 2015 - Lecture 13
Outline 1. Time Inconsistency 2. Health Club Attendance 3. Production: Introduction 4. Production Function
\ March 10, 2015 - Lecture 14
Outline 1. Production Function II 2. Returns to Scale 3. Two-step Cost Minimization
\ March 12, 2015 - Lecture 15
Outline 1. Cost Minimization: Example 2. Cost Curves and Supply Function
\ March 17, 2015 - Lecture 16
Outline 1. Cost Curves II 2. One-step Profit Maximization 3. Second-Order Conditions 4. Introduction to Market Equilibrium 5. Aggregation 6. Market Equilibrium in the Short-Run
\ March 19, 2015 - Lecture 17
Outline 1. Comparative Statics of Equilibrium 2. Elasticities 3. Response to Taxes 4. Producer Surplus
\ March 31, 2015 - Lecture 18
Outline 1. Consumer Surplus 2. Trade 3. Rent Control 4. Market Equilibrium in The Long-Run
\ April 2, 2015 - Lecture 19
Outline 1. Profit Maximization: Monopoly 2. Price Discrimination 3. Oligopoly?
\ April 7, 2015 - Lecture 20
Outline 1. Game Theory 2. Oligopoly: Cournot 3. Oligopoly: Bertrand
\ April 14, 2015 - Lecture 21
Outline 1. Oligopoly: Cournot 2. Oligopoly: Bertrand 3. Second-price Auction 4. Auctions: eBay Evidence
\ April 16, 2015 - Lecture 22
Outline 1. Dynamic Games 2. Oligopoly: Stackelberg 3. General Equilibrium: Introduction 4. Edgeworth Box: Pure Exchange
\ April 21, 2015 - Lecture 23
Outline 1. General Equilibrium: Introduction 2. Edgeworth Box: Pure Exchange 3. Barter 4. Walrasian Equilibrium
\ April 23, 2015 - Lecture 24
Outline 1. Walrasian Equilibrium II 2. Example of General Equilibrium 3. Existence and Welfare Theorems 4. Asymmetric Information: Introduction
\ April 28, 2015 - Lecture 25
Outline 1. Asymmetric Information: Introduction 2. Hidden Action (Moral Hazard) 3. The Takeover Game
\ April 29, 2015 - Lecture 26
Outline 1. The Takeover Game 2. Hidden Type (Adverse Selection) 3. Empirical Economics: Intro 4. Empirical Economics: Home Insurance 5. Empirical Economics: Retirement Savings 6. Some Advice 7. Course Evaluation
 
 

Past Exams

\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Spring 2014
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Spring 2012
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Fall 2009 ***NOTE SOLUTIONS MISSING BELOW***
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Spring 2009
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Spring 2008***NOTE SOLUTIONS MISSING BELOW***
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Fall 2006
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Fall 2005
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Fall 2004
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Fall 2003
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Fall 2002
 
 

Past Exam Solutions

\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Solution Spring 2014
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Solution Spring 2012
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Solution Spring 2009
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Revised Solution Fall 2006
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Solution Fall 2005
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Solution Fall 2004
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Solution Fall 2003
\ Econ 101A — Final Exam Solution Fall 2002
 
 

Past Midterm Exams

\ Econ 101A — Spring 2014 —Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A — Spring 2012 —Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Fall 2009 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Spring 2009 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Spring 2008 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Fall 2006 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Fall 2005 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Fall 2004 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Fall 2003 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Fall 2002 - Midterm 1
\ Econ 101A - Spring 2014 - Midterm 2
\ Econ 101A - Spring 2012 - Midterm 2
\ Econ 101A - Fall 2009 - Midterm 2
\ Econ 101A - Spring 2009 - Midterm 2
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