ECON4063

Course Descriptions

This course aims to offer students the basic training in information economics, a relatively young field of economics but of increasing importance, to enable them to recognise and deal with the commonly encountered informational problems in real practice, a skill more than just helpful in this information age for many professional careers. As the course is also to show new ways of thinking relevant in many contexts in both micro-and macroeconomics, students will learn to integrate their knowledge from a new perspective, for enhanced skills in these contexts. They will also be exposed to the frontiers of the field, so as for them to follow the advances in the field as part of their life-long learning.

Prerequisite

ECON2013 Principles of Microeconomics

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