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课程名称：经济学：竞争、弹性及简单的博弈论 课程概述：本课程提供了一次深入又广泛的经济学之旅，聚焦于博弈论、竞争以及需求和供给的弹性。我们将通过“连接点”的方式解析经济学的复杂性——即使是微观经济学101中的简单概念，在商业和政治领域的领导者中常常被忽视，导致他们做出基本的判断错误。本课程确保您能够避免这些错误。 “放大”：在经济学中，理解细节至关重要——您需要掌握图表、交叉曲线和线条等细节所蕴含的深意。 “缩小”：经济学，尤其是微观经济学的真正价值在于将看似过于简化的模型应用到更广泛的世界。本课程将帮助您从具体案例推导出一般性原则。 课程内容涵盖： - 博弈论：折扣和价格战争、囚徒困境与核军备竞赛、赢家通吃的游戏与体育商业化。 - 竞争：完全竞争、垄断和垄断竞争。 - 企业成本：总成本与边际成本的深层含义，以及最小成本原则。 - 效用与消费者均衡：无差异曲线，价格与价值的关系，收入效应，以及从无差异曲线推导需求曲线。 - 弹性应用：税收模型、农业经济的难题、最低工资等。 - 弹性、需求与供给：弹性的定义与使用，线性需求曲线及其巧妙应用，需求与供给的深入分析。 通过本课程，您将能够更好地理解经济学的基本概念，并将其应用于实际情境中。
This is a zoom-in, zoom-out, connect-the-dots tour of Game Theory, Competition and the Elasticity of Demand andSupply. Let's parse that 'connect the dots': Economics is deep - even the simplest concepts in Micro-Econ 101 are missed by leaders in business and politics, and commit basic errors in judgment. This course makes sure that won't happen to you.'zoom in': Getting the details is very important in economics - you really have to understand the nitty-gritty of graphs and intersecting curves and lines. There is a lot of meaning in those details'zoom out': The real value of economics, particularly microeconomics, is in taking seemingly over-simplified models, and then applying insights from those over-simplified models to the world at large. This course makes sure you can go from the specific to the general. What's Covered: Game Theory: Discounting and price wars, Prisoner's dilemma and nuclear arms races, Winner-takes-all games and the commercialization of sport.Competition: Perfect competition, monopoly and monopolistic competitionFirm Costs: The deep meaning underlying total and marginal costs, and the least-cost principleUtility and Consumer Equilibrium: Indifference curves, and relating price and value. Income effects, and deriving Demand curves from indifference curvesApplications of Elasticity: Modeling taxes, the troublesome economics of agriculture, minimum wages. Elasticity, Demand and Supply: Defining and using elasticity. Linear Demand Curves and a neat trick. Demand and Supply demystified.
