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Economics 200B, Microeconomic Theory: General Equilibrium Theory and Welfare Economics This page last revised March 26, 2008
INSTRUCTOR: Professor Ross Starr OFFICE HOURS: Come on in and chat anytime you see Ross around. Office hours Mondays, 3:40 - 5:00, 325 Economics. Additional office hour, Friday, February 15, 2:00 - 3:20, room 300. Teaching Assistant: Aislinn Bohren COURSE SCHEDULE: 1:30 - 3:20 PM, Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 8 - March 13, 2008.
Lecture Notes Lecture Notes for January 10, 2008 Lecture Notes for January 15, 2008 Lecture Notes for January 17, 2008 Lecture Notes for January 22, 2008 Lecture Notes for January 24, 2008 Lecture Notes for January 29, 2008 Supplement to Lecture Notes for January 29, 2008 Lecture Notes for January 31, 2008 Lecture Notes for February 5, 2008 Lecture Notes for February 7, 2008 Lecture Notes for February 12, 2008 Lecture Notes for February 14, 2008, Corrected February 12 Lecture Notes for February 19, 2008 Lecture Notes for February 21, 2008 Lecture Notes for February 26 - 28, 2008 Lecture Notes for March 4, 2008 Lecture Notes for March 6, 2008 Lecture Notes for March 6, 2008 Part 2 Lecture Notes for March 11, 2008 Lecture Notes for March 13, 2008
Draft Chapters of Starr's General Equilibrium Theory: An Introduction (2nd Edition) Supplementary Readings Problem Sets There will be weekly problem sets required.
Problem Set 1 due Tuesday, January 15
Exam schedule: The midterm examination will be available on the web the morning of Thursday, February 14 (affectionately). It will be due at a convenient time to be designated, the morning of Tuesday, February 19. The final examination will be available on the web the morning of Tuesday, March 18. It will be due by 3:00 PM Friday March 21 in room 245 Sequoyah or to abohren@weber.ucsd.edu .
Sample Midterm Exam (Fall 2006) Suggested Answers to Sample Midterm Real Midterm Exam Please turn in the midterm exam to room 245 Sequoyah Hall by 10 AM Tuesday February 19, 2008. If you wish to e-mail the exam, send it by that time to abohren@weber.ucsd.edu . Midterm Exam --- Suggested Answers Midterm grade distribution: CONGRATULATIONS!!! YOU GUYS DID A GREAT JOB!! Grade distribution is approximate. 96 to 100 = A (over half the class), 91 to 95 = A-, 86 to 90 = B+, 85 and below = B. Suggested Answers to Sample Final Exam Real Final Exam Do a great job!! The final exam is due by 3:00 PM Friday March 21 in room 245 Sequoyah or to abohren@weber.ucsd.edu . The exam is open-book, open-notes. You may consult any published source (cite your references). Other people are closed. Do not discuss with classmates, friends, professors (except with Ross or Aislinn --- who promise to be clueless), until the exam is collected. Suggested Answers to Real Final Exam Grading the course and final exam: CONGRATULATIONS!! Another job well done!! 85% of final exam scores were above 90 (out of 100). Course grades are based on a weighted average, 45% midterm, 55% final: 99+ = A+, 96-99 = A, 88 - 95.9 = A-, 81 - 87.9 = B+, 80 & less = B. Over half the class earned "A" and above. Returned exams should be in student mailboxes by 4 PM, Wednesday, March 26.
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