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Ashoka University’s undergraduate course curriculum is taught across three semesters: Spring, Summer and Monsoon (Fall). Courses are broadly divided into three categories – Foundation Courses (core curriculum), Major & Minor Courses and Co-Curricular Courses.
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This will be an introductory course in econometrics. It will build on the concepts of statistical inference with the aim to apply them to data and enable understanding of economic relationships. The course will have both a theoretical and an...
Know more »The course will build on the material discussed in EC 2102 and then discuss how game theoretic tools can be applied in various contexts taken from Economics, Computer Science, Law and Biology. The course will focus on the applications rather...
Know more »1. Fair division problem: Proportional, uniform gains/losses and equal surplus/equal losses. Applications: mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy problems and task scheduling problems. Axioms: merge-proof, split-proof, resource monotonicity, population monotonicity, envy-freeness and strategy-proofness. 2. Topics in welfare economics: Cardinal models of interpersonal...
Know more »Course outline: This is a course in economic theory based on the axiomatic method. It will cover classical topics in preference aggregation, strategic voting, matching, bargaining and resource allocation. Specific topics, in the rough order that we will discuss them,...
Know more »This is an elective course in advanced macroeconomics. This course will study macroeconomic policy by understanding crucial components of the macroeconomy – monetary policy and fiscal policy. In the first half of the course, we will look at consumption, investment,...
Know more »This is an elective course in advanced macroeconomics. This course will study macroeconomic policy by understanding crucial components of the macroeconomy – monetary policy and fiscal policy. In the first half of the course, we will look at consumption, investment,...
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