14.121  Microeconomic Theory I

Dear 14.121 Students,

You can pick up your graded final exams from Anton from 5-5:30 today in his office; he'll also have the remaining exams with him on Monday in 14.122. 

The overall grade distribution is:

A+ (4)
A (8)
A- (7)
B+ (8)
B (10) or lower

Good luck with the rest of your courses!

Parag

Dear 14.121 students,

Just a reminder that the final exam for 14.121 will be tomorrow at 1-2:30pm in E51-057.  The exam is closed book and there will be no need for calculators or any other electronic devices.

Thanks for your hard work this semester and best of luck tomorrow.

Best
Parag

Dear 14.121 students,

I posted some practice problems which will hopefully help you prepare for the exam next week.  These are optional.

I also made some small revisions to the lecture notes on uncertainty and posted the last lecture notes.

See you in class tomorrow
Parag

Dear 14.121 students,

Just FYI -- when covering how researchers apply some of the ideas of trying to get to recover compensated demand empirically, I very briefly mentioned the 1995 Econometrica paper of Professors Hausman and Newey.

Tomorrow in the Econometrics seminar Professor Newey will be presenting new work titled "Individual Heterogeneity and Average Welfare," which builds on those ideas and is likely a great link between what we've learned in consumer theory and frontier econometrics.

Have a happy Columbus Day weekend

Parag

Dear 14.121 students,

Starting on Monday, we've been assigned a different classroom, E51-145.  This is near the original classroom, but should accomodate more students.

I will also bring additional copies of David Krep's chapter on Afriat to class.  Other course materials are available on stellar.

Parag