ECON 5330 - Economics of Strategy

3 credit hours
Formerly - ECON 584

Begins with a discussion of market structure, competitive opportunities and threats, and public policy. Introduces game theoretic concepts and tools of analysis, and examines interdependent decision-making in markets with just a few key players. Studies the roles of information and commitment in strategic behavior, and analyzes strategies to deter entry or otherwise effective favorable market conditions. Employs lectures, discussions, simulations, problem sets, and exams.

Prerequisite Course(s): ECON 5105 or ECON 5107