73-430: Topics In The Economics Of Uncertainty
The course is designed to investigate both the behavior of economic agents and the characteristics of markets in the face of uncertainty. The first third of the course deals with the behavior of individual agents and optimal choices under uncertainty. The second third of the course examines various notions of equilibrium in the face of uncertainty. We then consider various models, which attempt to explain phenomena such as price dispersion and unemployment as arising from uncertainty.
| A | TR | 10:30 am - 11:50 am | WEH 5302 | Dubra |