ECON 171
Industrial Organization: Policy and Regulation
Description: Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 101. Recommended requisite: course 103. Preparation: calculus. Designed to give foundation in topics within field of industrial organization relating to regulation of monopoly power within economy and different way that that manifests across firm conduct and industrial settings. Particular attention to topics in antitrust policy, with some exploration of intersection between economics and law. Topics include in-depth analysis of cartels and mergers, including abstract theory and specifics of analytical approaches deployed in enforcement by Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Definitely one of the better econ profs I have had at UCLA. His midterm and final were fairly difficult but he prepared you well for them by giving you plenty of study material. Unlike a lot of economics profs, the material on exams closely resmebled material on homeworks and past exams. He is obviously concerned with student learning and has done lots of interesting research. IF you dont mind doing lots of algebra, i highly recommend him.
Definitely one of the better econ profs I have had at UCLA. His midterm and final were fairly difficult but he prepared you well for them by giving you plenty of study material. Unlike a lot of economics profs, the material on exams closely resmebled material on homeworks and past exams. He is obviously concerned with student learning and has done lots of interesting research. IF you dont mind doing lots of algebra, i highly recommend him.
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