Prerequisites: graduate standing

Description: Covers advanced topics in microeconomic theory. Involves reading current research papers and books, and presentations by students and faculty. E. Rational Choice Theory; F. Measurement And Aggregation In Economics; G. General Equilibrium; I. Social Choice And Welfare; J. Uncertainty And Information; K. Special Topics In Microeconomic Theory; M. The Microtheoretic Bases Of Development Economics; N. Applications Of Games And Information Economics; O. Measurement Of Productivity And Efficiency; P. Public Economic Theory; Q. Economics Of Contract: Theory And Applications; R. Measurement Of The Standard Of Living, Inequality, And Deprivation. Course is repeatable to a maximum of units.