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This document provides the syllabus for an intermediate microeconomics class. It includes information about the instructor, textbook, grading policy, exams, class format, and content. The class will be taught in English by Professor Jianyu Xu, and graded based on attendance, a midterm exam, and a final exam. Students are encouraged to ask questions and complete practice problems. The content will cover demand, supply, and equilibrium across 38 chapters at an intermediate level deeper than principles of microeconomics.

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Varian9e - LecturePPTs - Ch00 Syllabus

This document provides the syllabus for an intermediate microeconomics class. It includes information about the instructor, textbook, grading policy, exams, class format, and content. The class will be taught in English by Professor Jianyu Xu, and graded based on attendance, a midterm exam, and a final exam. Students are encouraged to ask questions and complete practice problems. The content will cover demand, supply, and equilibrium across 38 chapters at an intermediate level deeper than principles of microeconomics.

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Chapter 0

Syllabus
Intermediate Microeconomic
Instructor: Jianyu Xu （徐建宇）
Email: [email protected]
TA ： Dandan Zhou （ [email protected]
）
Class Time: Mon 2:00 – 4:40 PM
Text Book: Intermediate Microeconomics: A
Modern Approach: 9th Edition, Hal R.
Varian(recommended)

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Jianyu Xu
Education
Ph.D. Economics, The Ohio State University, 2021
Master of Finance, Peking University, 2015
M.S. Economics, CUHK, 2015
B.S. Physics, Peking University, 2012
Bachelor of Economics, Peking University, 2012
Teaching and Research Fields
Network Economics, Information Economics

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Grading Policy
1. Attendance 20% （ 2*10 ）
2. Midterm Exam 40%
3. Final Exam 40%

No Homework
About the Exam
About the Exam
1. NO CHEATING IS ALLOWED

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About the Exam
1. NO CHEATING IS ALLOWED
2. The best way to review for exam is
reading slides, text book and do the
practice question after each chapter

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About the Exam
1. NO CHEATING IS ALLOWED
2. The best way to review for exam is
reading slides, text book and do the
practice question after each chapter
3. If you miss the midterm (you need a
valid excuse in advance), there will be
no make up and your final take 80%
of the total grade

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About the Class
About the Class
 English

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About the Class
 English
 Strongly encourage you to ask
questions

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About the Class
 English
 Strongly encourage you to ask
questions
 Preview is required

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About the Class
 English
 Strongly encourage you to ask
questions
 Preview is required
 Make your hands dirty, in-class
practice questions are important

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About the Content
1. Demand Side
2. Supply Side
3. Equilibrium
About the Content
1. Demand Side
2. Supply Side
3. Equilibrium

38 Chapters

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About “Intermediate”
About “Intermediate”

 Deeper than “Principal”

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About “Intermediate”

 Deeper than “Principal”

 Like a toy if you compare it to the


PhD level Micro

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