ECON 7335
Intro. to Information Economics
Brief Description:
Brief Description:
The course explores alternatives to the full-information, rational expectations paradigm with an emphasis on macroeconomic applications. This course is primarily theoretical. The course begins with a brief overview of techniques for inference and filtering under incomplete information. We then consider models of coordination games, imperfect foresight, rational inattention, adaptive learning, and bounded rationality. Assignments will consistent of two problem sets and a research proposal.
The course explores alternatives to the full-information, rational expectations paradigm with an emphasis on macroeconomic applications. This course is primarily theoretical. The course begins with a brief overview of techniques for inference and filtering under incomplete information. We then consider models of coordination games, imperfect foresight, rational inattention, adaptive learning, and bounded rationality. Assignments will consistent of two problem sets and a research proposal.
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Assignments:
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Problem Set 1:
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Research Proposal:
Research Proposal: