ECON 101
Microeconomic Theory
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Requisite: course 11. Theory of factor pricing and income distribution, general equilibrium, implications of pricing process for optimum allocation of resources, game theory, and interest and capital. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Copic....where to start. He was entertaining if nothing else, pretty disjointed lectures and lecture notes, but that still ended up somehow relevant to game theory. Some random extra credit thrown in. Tests that exactly mirrored the questions given in class. His energetic attitude and random nature leave you with a whirlwind feeling wondering what just happened after finishing the class, but his class is almost certainly easier and more fun than the other 101 teachers out there. I'd say take it, just be prepared for a weird ride.
Copic....where to start. He was entertaining if nothing else, pretty disjointed lectures and lecture notes, but that still ended up somehow relevant to game theory. Some random extra credit thrown in. Tests that exactly mirrored the questions given in class. His energetic attitude and random nature leave you with a whirlwind feeling wondering what just happened after finishing the class, but his class is almost certainly easier and more fun than the other 101 teachers out there. I'd say take it, just be prepared for a weird ride.
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He is great. His dry humor keeps the class interesting and he spends more than enough time on each concept so that you really understand what is going on. This class is so easy that I feel like it should have been a prerequisite for Econ 11. His tests are fair, just do the problem sets and you will be fine. Go to lecture, do not buy the book.
He is great. His dry humor keeps the class interesting and he spends more than enough time on each concept so that you really understand what is going on. This class is so easy that I feel like it should have been a prerequisite for Econ 11. His tests are fair, just do the problem sets and you will be fine. Go to lecture, do not buy the book.
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