Section outline

  • This Microeconomics (02) course is designed for first-year students in the Faculty of Economics, Commerce, and Management Sciences, specifically those in the common core of section four. It aims to achieve educational goals through content that we will review later. The course is prepared in accordance with the ministerial program.

    The course is divided into seven  sections, each containing simplified lessons for easy comprehension by students. It includes both solved and unsolved exercises to encourage students to apply their efforts in solving them.


  • University

    University of Djilali Bounaama Khemis Milian

    Domain

    Economic Sciences, Commercial and ManagemenSciences

    Branch

    Common Core

    level

    First Year Bachelor’s Degree

    Semester

    Second

    Education Unit

    Fundamental

    Subject Name

    Microeconomics2

    Academic  year

    2024/2025

    Balances Number

    04

    Coefficient

    02

    Lecture (hours per week)

    1.5 H

    Tutorials (hours per week)

    1.5 H

    Weekly volume

    03 H

    Course Supervisor :

    Hannachi hayet

    Name & Surname

    MCA

    Rank

    hayet.hannchi@univ-dbkm.dz

    Email

    Thursday

    08:30-10:00

    Amphi  02

    Course Time and place

    Time

    Class room

    Group

    Wednesday

    11:30-13:00

    09

     G4



  • After studying this course, the student acquires skills that enable them to:
    • Master basic economic concepts, as well as the theoretical framework of consumer and producer behavior, and be able to use quantitative tools to measure and analyze rational consumer and producer behavior scientifically.
    • Develop the ability to make informed decisions through the economic logic of each economic problem that falls within the framework of consumer and producer behavior.
    • Understand individual consumption and production behaviors and relate them to both actual and theoretical behaviors.
    • Cultivate a scientific economic culture and develop the rationality of their economic behavior, based on how to optimally achieve individual goals.
    • Understand the methods and tools that assist in measuring the rationality of the decisions made by producers to achieve their goals, and to examine the mechanisms of equilibrium occurrence in various markets.


    • The chapters of this course have been distributed according to the official decision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research into the following seven axes:

      First AxisAnalysis of producer behavior (production)

      Second AxisAnalysis of  producer  behaviour (costs and revenues)

      Third: Analysis of producer behavior in a perfectly competitive market

      Fourth AxisAnalysis of producer behavior in a monopolistic market

      Fifth Axis Analysis of producer behavior in a monopolistically competitive market

      Sixth Axis: Analysis of producer behavior in a duopoly market

      Seventh AxisAnalysis of producer behavior in an oligopolistic market

      Each axis contains a series of simple and brief lessons supported by many examples and exercises presented with typical solutions, in order to alleviate the difficulties facing students in achieving a better understanding of this course, which is summarized in the following map:


    • This space is for students to exchange information

  • ¨  Armand Colin(2018), la microéconomie en pratique, DUNOD,France.
    ¨   BIEN Franck et MERITET Sophie, (2019), Microéconomie: Comportements des agents et
    ¨  concurrence parfaite, Pearson,France.
    ¨  Christopher T.S. Ragan(2019) , Ragan Microeconomics, Pearson, Canada.
    ¨   Hal R. Varian(2006), Introduction à la microéconomie, traduction de la 7e édition américaine par
    ¨  Bernard THIRY, 6e édition, De Boeck, Bruxelles, Belgique.
    ¨   Martin Kolmar ; Magnus Hoffmann(2018), Workbook for Principles of Microeconomics.
    ¨   Michael PARKIN,Robin BADE, Patrick GONZALES(2010),Introduction à la microéconomie
    ¨  moderne, Edition du renouveau Pédagogique Inc, 4ème édition.
    ¨   R Frank and E Cartwright(2016), Microeconomics and Behaviour (2nd ed), McGraw-Hill, Springer
    ¨  Texts in Business and Economics, ISBN 978-3-319-62661-1.
    ¨   VARIAN Hal, (2015), Introduction à la Microéconomie, De Boeck, 8e edition, France.