SemesterSpring Semester, 2021
DepartmentSelective courses of undergraduate level,College of Commerce
Course NameAdvanced Microeconomics
InstructorPAN CHEN-YU
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
PrerequisiteIntermediate Microeconomics、Intro to Microeconomics、Micro Economic Theory、Micro Economics、Microeconomia、Microeconomic Theory、Microeconomics、Principles Microeconomics
Course Objective
Course Description
Course Schedule

 



Temporary Schedule. Subject to minor changes. 


































































































































































週次



Week



課程主題



Topic



課程內容與指定閱讀



Content and Reading Assignment



教學活動與作業



Teaching Activities and Homework



學習投入時間



Student workload expectation



課堂講授



In-class Hours



課程前後



Outside-of-class Hours



1



Introduction



 



 



0



0



2



Normal-Form Games



 



 



3



5



3



Dominated Strategies



 



 



3



5



4



Mixed Strategies/Applications



 



 



3



5



5



Public Good Games/Contest



 



 



3



5



6



Extensive-Form Games



 



 



3



5



7



Subgame Perfection NE



 



 



3



5



8



Applications in Dynamic Games



 



 



3



5



9



Mid-Term



 



 



 



 



10



Repeated Games



 



 



3



5



11



Bayesian Games/ Bayesian NE



 



 



3



5



12



Auctions



 



 



3



5



13



Beliefs and Strategies



 



 



3



5



14



Perfect Bayesian NE/Sequential Equilibrium



 



 



3



5



15



Job Market Signaling



 



 



3



5



16



Insurance Market



 



 



3



5



17



Cheap Talk/Bargaining



 



 



3



5



18



Final



 



 



 



 



Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant
Requirement/Grading

Mid-Term 30%



Final 40%



Homeworks (4 or 5) 30%


Textbook & Reference

1.  Strategy: An Introduction of Game Theory (2013), Joel Watson, W. W. Norton & Company



2. Game Theory for Apllied Economists (1992), Robert Gibbons, Princeton University Press



3. Models in Microeconomics Thoery (2020), Martin J. Osborne and Ariel Rubinstein, Openbook Publisher. 


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