ECON 455 - Mathematical Economics

ECON 455

Applications of mathematics in economic analysis. Topics covered will generally include a review of optimization techniques as applied to consumer and producer theory, comparative statics, the envelope theorem, duality theory, welfare economics and general equilibrium theory. Optimization techniques to be covered will include nonlinear and dynamic programming.

Prerequisites: 
ECON 255 and ECON 310

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This course is not currently offered.

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