Module #1 Review of Basics Review of basic concepts in microeconomics, including preferences, utility, and demand theory
Module #2 Consumer Theory Advanced topics in consumer theory, including revealed preference theory and Afriats theorem
Module #3 Producer Theory Advanced topics in producer theory, including cost minimization and profit maximization
Module #4 General Equilibrium Introduction to general equilibrium theory, including the concept of Walrasian equilibrium
Module #5 Existence of Equilibrium Proofs of the existence of general equilibrium, including the fixed point theorem
Module #6 Uniqueness of Equilibrium Conditions for uniqueness of general equilibrium, including gross substitutes and the weak axiom of revealed preference
Module #7 Stability of Equilibrium Analysis of the stability of general equilibrium, including the cobweb model and Eigenvalue analysis
Module #8 Welfare Economics Introduction to welfare economics, including Pareto optimality and the first and second welfare theorems
Module #9 Social Choice Theory Introduction to social choice theory, including Arrows impossibility theorem
Module #10 Game Theory Introduction to game theory, including Nash equilibrium and dominant strategies
Module #11 Static Games Analysis of static games, including pure and mixed strategies
Module #12 Dynamic Games Analysis of dynamic games, including backward induction and subgame perfect equilibrium
Module #13 Auctions and Mechanism Design Introduction to auctions and mechanism design, including the revenue equivalence theorem
Module #14 Information Economics Introduction to information economics, including adverse selection and moral hazard
Module #15 Signaling and Screening Analysis of signaling and screening models, including the Spence model and the Rothschild-Stiglitz model
Module #16 Asymmetric Information Analysis of models with asymmetric information, including the principal-agent problem
Module #17 Generalized Models of Choice Introduction to behavioral economics, including models of bounded rationality and non-expected utility theory
Module #18 Neoclassical Models of Choice Advanced topics in neoclassical models of choice, including the theory of revealed preference
Module #19 Risk and Uncertainty Analysis of models with risk and uncertainty, including expected utility theory and Prospect theory
Module #20 Time and Intertemporal Choice Introduction to models of time and intertemporal choice, including the Fisher separation theorem
Module #21 Intertemporal Consumer Theory Advanced topics in intertemporal consumer theory, including the Euler equation
Module #22 Intertemporal Capital Markets Analysis of intertemporal capital markets, including the capital asset pricing model
Module #23 Applications of Microeconomic Theory Applications of microeconomic theory to real-world problems, including policy evaluation and econometric analysis
Module #24 Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion Planning next steps in Advanced Microeconomic Theory career
