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ECON357: Intermediate Economic Theory - Microeconomics II 
Comprehensive Revision Guide and Notes 2026 
 
- Part A: About This Guide 
- Part B: Sample Examination 
- Part C: Suggested Solutions to Exam Paper 
- Part D: Study Tips for Students 
 
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ECON357: Intermediate Economic Theory - Microeconomics II

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026

University	University of Calgary
Study Level	Undergraduate
Course Code	ECON357
Course Name	Intermediate Economic Theory - Microeconomics II
Notes Title	Comprehensive Revision Guide and Notes
Page Length	30

This guide helps you master the key examinable topics in ECON357: Intermediate Economic Theory - Microeconomics II (University of Calgary). Clear, step-by-step explanations and practical tips help you understand each topic quickly. Illustrations and worked examples show exactly how to apply the theory, so you can approach challenging questions with confidence. After reviewing your lecture materials, you can check your progress with a realistic sample exam, complete with solutions and full explanations.

ECON357: Intermediate Economic Theory - Microeconomics II delves into advanced topics such as intertemporal choice, decision-making under uncertainty, and general equilibrium theory. It covers welfare theorems, public and social choice theory, and market failures including imperfect competition, externalities, public goods, and informational asymmetries. Prerequisite: Economics 301. Note: Students cannot receive credit for both ECON357 and either ECON309 or ECON529.

✔ Key Areas of Focus:

Analyze market power with concepts like monopoly and price discrimination.
Explore different types of imperfect competition and game theory, including the Prisoner’s Dilemma and Nash equilibrium.
Apply general equilibrium theory to exchange economies and production.
Evaluate social welfare and economic equity using concepts like Bergson Social Welfare Functions and Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem.
Assess market failures related to externalities, including solutions like Pigouvian taxes and the Coase Theorem.
Examine public goods and issues related to free riders and optimality conditions.
Investigate market failures due to asymmetric information, including adverse selection and moral hazard.
Analyze government failure and its impact on public choice.

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