Lecture Notes:
1. Intermediate Microeconomic Theory, undergraduate level.
2. Advanced Microeconomic Theory, Masters and PhD level. Preferences, Choice, and Utility
3. Game Theory, Masters and PhD level.
4. Common Pool Resources (Game theoretic approach). Undergraduate and Masters.
5. Contract Theory, and Mechanism Design, An Introduction for Masters and PhD students.
6. Social Choice Theory, An Introduction for Masters and PhD students.
- Environmental Regulation using Game Theory tools. Slides.
- Behavioral Environmental Economics: Theory and Experiments. Slides.
- Bayesian Persuasion, A First Introduction to Four papers. Handout.
- Regulation in Mixed Oligopolies. Slides.
Practice Exercises with detailed answer keys:
- Intermediate Microeconomics, with and without calculus, 310 exercises.
- Advanced Microeconomic Theory, Masters and PhD level, 107 exercises.
- Game Theory, 150 exercises.
- Industrial Organization, 122 exercises.
- Auction Theory, 98 exercises.
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