EC470
 Advanced Microeconomic Theory

An in-depth study of microeconomic theory and its applications as
represented by published articles in academic journals and other contemporary
literature. Topics may include moral hazard, adverse selection, 
principal-agent interactions, problems relating to insurance markets, 
cooperation through self-interest and endogenous market structure.
Prerequisite: EC370.
Co-requisite: Fourth year of an Honours Economics Program or
permission of the Department.