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ECON 2200: Intermediate Microeconomics 
Comprehensive Revision Guide and Notes 2025 
 
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Part D: Study Tips for Students 
 
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Dalhousie University - ECON 2200: Intermediate Microeconomics

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026

University	Dalhousie University
Study Level	Undergraduate
Course Code	ECON 2200
Course Name	Intermediate Microeconomics
Notes Title	Comprehensive Revision Guide and Notes
Page Length	30

Get exam-ready for ECON 2200: Intermediate Microeconomics at Dalhousie University with clear, complete notes made for easy studying. You’ll find every examinable topic, plus a quick overview of the course structure, assessment criteria, and exam format. Explanations are straightforward, with practical examples and step-by-step solutions to sample questions so you can see how ideas work in practice. Organised for quick navigation, the guide highlights the core concepts you’re most likely to be tested on - helping you focus your revision and feel confident on exam day.

ECON 2200: Intermediate Microeconomics explores key topics in microeconomics, including consumer behavior, firm theory, factor markets, and welfare analysis. It is a required course for advancing to higher-level economics studies. To enroll, students must have completed ECON 1101 with at least a C grade. Students who have taken ECON 2220 or ECON 2210 cannot enroll in this course.

Key Areas of Focus:

Understand and apply key microeconomic principles: marginal vs. total concepts, supply and demand, and constrained optimization.
Analyze consumer and producer surplus, market equilibrium, and comparative statics.
Differentiate between normative and positive economic questions and apply elasticity concepts.
Explain consumer theory, including preferences, utility, budget constraints, and demand theory.
Describe producer theory, focusing on technology, production functions, and cost minimization.
Understand different cost curves and their implications in the short and long run.
Analyze market structures, including perfectly competitive and monopoly markets, and other structures if time permits.
Evaluate market failures and social efficiency, including externalities, public goods, and asymmetric information.

COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME
COMM 1060	Introductory Statistics for Science and Health Sciences
COMM 1101	Introductory Accounting I (Financial)
COMM 1503	Introduction to Quantitative Decision Making
COMM 2202	Finance I
COMM 2203	Finance II
COMM 2303	Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
COMM 2401	Introduction to Marketing
COMM 2501	Statistics for Business
COMM 2603	Legal Aspects of Business
COMM 3105	Intermediate Financial Accounting I
COMM 3111	Intermediate Financial Accounting II
COMM 3116	Cost Management
COMM 3203	Financial Institutions
COMM 3206	Investment and Money Management
COMM 4240	Advanced Corporate Finance
COMM 4402	Derivatives
ECON 1101	Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1102	Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2200	Intermediate Microeconomics
ECON 3338	Econometrics I
ECON 4440	Time Series in Economics

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