Microeconomics

These notes originated from Yale’s ECON121: Intermediate Microeconomics as taught by Prof. Eva Chalioti in Fall 2022. The course follows covers constrained and unconstrained optimization, consumer utility maximization, expenditure minimization, elasticity, slutsky’s equation, labor supply, risk attitudes, excise and income taxes, insurance, exchange economies, perfect compotition, monopolies, oligopoly, price discrimination, trigger strategies, cournot competition, leader/follower dynamics, and externalities.

1. Microeconomics: Handwritten notes from ECON 121

2. Microeconomics Review Guide: Summarized review guide for ECON 121