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ECN 510 Economic Analysis
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Microeconomics concerns itself with analyzing rational decision-making processes by consumers, producers, competitive firms, monopolistic competitors, oligopolists and monopolistic enterprises. Decision-making processes aim at value-maximization by consumers, factor efficiency and cost-minimization by producers, and profit maximization by sellers. In addition to studying production, distribution and consumer decision, Microeconomics also analyzes rational behavior of factor suppliers whether they be providers of labor, raw materials, parts or services for utility maximization by suppliers and value-product optimization by factor employers. Diverse aspects of buying and selling are then integrated into a general equilibrium model for social optimality. | 3 | 0 | 0 | | |
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