ECON 367, or Intermediate Microeconomics II, is a course that builds on what you've learned in ECON 357, or Intermediate Microeconomics I. In ECON 357, you learn about how consumers and producers behave in markets where there's competition, and how the government can intervene. ECON 367 takes this a step further. You'll learn about markets that aren't competitive, why markets sometimes fail, how risk and uncertainty affect markets, and how people's behavior can affect economic outcomes. This course is important for students majoring in economics, those interested in applied economics or business, and anyone who wants to understand economics news better.

✔ Key areas of study:

• Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly
• Game Theory and Competitive Strategy
• Markets for Factor Inputs
• Uncertainty and Consumer Behaviour
• Investment, Time, and Capital Markets
• General Equilibrium and Economic Efficiency
• Markets with Asymmetric Information
• Externalities and Public Goods
• Behavioural Economics 

If you want to earn credit for this course, you'll need to show that you've mastered the material. This means you'll need to demonstrate a deep understanding of the subject matter, knowledge, and skills that you'd typically gain from a university-level course.