Business sciences

Microeconomics. The market. The theory of the consumer behavior and the demand curve. The theory of the firm and the supply curve. Technology and the costs of production. The theory of perfect competition: the product market. The theory of perfect competition: the factor market. The general economic equilibrium and Pareto optimality. The incomplete markets (hints). Monopoly and monopolistic competition. Oligopoly (hints). Macroeconomics. National accounts and the most important macroeconomic variables. The economic cycle, inflation and unemployment. The effective demand principle. Investments and financial markets: the IS curve. Money and bonds: the LM curve. The short-term equilibrium: the IS-LM model. Prices and production in the medium-term: Keynesian and neoclassical economics. The real rigidities and the medium-term.

Basics of Mathematics. Requirements are here: https://web.uniroma1.it/fac_economia/propedeuticita

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The course will be organized in 36 classes of two hours and 12 practice sessions of one hour each.

Attendance is not compulsory but strongly recommended.

The assessment of the students' preparation will be done by a written exam. There will not be mid-term exams.

Additional material available on Classroom.

The course will be organized in 36 classes of two hours and 12 practice sessions of one hour each.

1. The capitalist revolution 2. Technology, population, and growth 3. Society, work, and choice 4. Social interactions 5. Property and power: mutual gains and conflict 6. The firm: owners, managers and employees 7. The firm and its customers 8. Supply and demand: price-taking and competitive markets 9. The labor market: wages, profit and unemployment 10. Banks, money and the credit market 11. Markets, efficiency and public policy 12. Unemployment and fiscal policy 13. Inflation and monetary policy

Students need to have passed the Mathematics exam in advance.

CORE Team (2021). L'Economia. Bologna: Il Mulino. The ebook is freely available here: https://www.core-econ.org/the-economy/it/

Lectures will take place in presence and will be simultaneously streamed via Zoom.

In-person

Written exam consisting of multiple choices questions and open questions.

CORE Team (2021). L'Economia. Bologna: Il Mulino. The ebook is freely available here: https://www.core-econ.org/the-economy/it/ Further readings will be provided by the teacher during the course.

Lectures will take place in presence and will be simultaneously streamed via Zoom.

Microeconomics. The market. The theory of the consumer behavior and the demand curve. The theory of the firm and the supply curve. Technology and the costs of production. The theory of perfect competition: the product market. The theory of perfect competition: the factor market. The general economic equilibrium and Pareto optimality. The incomplete markets (hints). Monopoly and monopolistic competition. Oligopoly (hints). Macroeconomis. National accounts and the most important macroeconomic variables. The economic cycle, inflation and unemployment. The effective demand principle. Investments and dinancial markets: the IS curve. Money and bonds: the LM curve. Equilibrium in the short period: the IS-LM Model. Prices and production in the long run: keynesians and neoclassics.

Basics of Mathematics. Requirements are here: https://web.uniroma1.it/fac_economia/propedeuticita

Carmelo Parello, Economia Politica, Mc Graw Hill Education

The course will be organized in 36 classess of two hours and 12 practice sessions of one hour each.

Attendance is not compulsory but strongly suggested.

The assessment of the students' preparation will be done by a written exam. There will not be mid-term exams.

Additional material available on Classroom.

The course will be organized in 36 classes of two hours and 12 practice sessions of one hour each.