ECON451Undergraduate
Industrial Economics
Printed in the catalogue as INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS
Course content
The course is an extension of 3110 201. Organization and development, concentration, entry barriers and other aspects of oligopolistic market structures will be discussed in the first part of the course. The second part will involve the theoretical and empirical dimensions of firm behavior. The specific topics will center on the pricing, investment and growth processes of modern oligopolistic firms.
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