《国际经济学》教学大纲 - 湖南商学院（International economics syllabus - Hunan University of Commerce）.docVIP

《国际经济学》教学大纲 - 湖南商学院（International economics syllabus - Hunan University of Commerce） Data worth having From the usual study, accumulation and summary Where there is a problem, there must be some Please also criticize and correct me! Microeconomics C syllabus Class number: 010345 Course Name: Microeconomics English Name: Micro-economics Total hours: 32 Credits: 2 Course category: special limit Prerequisite courses: political economy, calculus, etc. Scope of application: this syllabus is applicable to the basic courses of non Economic Majors First, the nature, status and function of the course Microeconomics is an important part of Western Economics At the same time public basic course shineford professional This course takes a single economic unit as the object of study Around the allocation of scarce resources The determination of the individual values of economic variables The central theory is price theory This course is one of the most important basic required courses for undergraduates majoring in business Through the course teaching Students should master the basic concepts, basic principles, basic methods and their theoretical systems in microeconomics Develop and enhance the ability of students to analyze related issues in the field of economics using microeconomic theory meanwhile It lays a solid foundation for the study of other economic courses It is the core course, subject base and basic course of Finance and Economics College Two, the purpose and requirements of curriculum teaching Learn through this course Students should master the basic knowledge in the following areas: 1. grasp the basic concepts and connotations of microeconomics; 2., understand the general rules and principles of the operation of the market economy Understand the basic rules of production and consumption; 3. familiar with the law of demand, supply law and supply and demand theorem; 4. grasp the principle of consumer equilibrium and the law of diminishing marginal utility; 5., gras