Program Overview

Industrial Organization I

Description

Introduction to the modern theory of Industrial Organization, focusing on industries with limited competition and its implications from both theoretical and practical points of view. Topics include basic monopoly and oligopoly theory, price competition, cartels, mergers and acquisitions, and the analysis of regulation of network industries.

Objectives

The course aims to provide an understanding of the working of industries with limited competition, covering aspects such as monopoly and oligopoly theory, price competition, and the regulation of network industries.

Teaching Mode

The course is taught in presence.

Learning Methods

Class lectures are held by Prof. Jametti, and in-class exercises are conducted by the assistant.

Examination Information

Grading is based 100% on the final exam. Industrial Organization I corresponds to the first half of the course (weeks 17), while Industrial Organization II covers the second half (weeks 814).

Bibliography

• Compulsory: Peppall, Lynne. Industrial Organization: Theory and Applications; 5th Edition. 5. Wiley, 2014.

Education

The course is part of the:

• Master of Science in Economics, Lecture, 1st year
• Master of Science in Economics, Lecture, 120 ECTS, Elective, 2nd year
• Master of Science in Economics, Lecture, Internship or Electives, Elective, 2nd year
• Master of Science in Economics, Lecture, Mandatory if without internship, Elective, 2nd year

Course Details

• Semester: Fall
• Academic Year: Not specified
• ECTS: 3.0
• Language: English

People

• Jametti M.: Course director
• Venus N.: Assistant