The goal of this course is to introduce some basic ideas of Microeconomic Theory, in particular the fundamental principles of choice under uncertainty, game theory, general equilibrium.
Prerequisites: You will need a basic knowledge of probability theory (the preliminary notes available on the Statistical Inference course website are sufficient for this) and basic calculus for functions of one and several variables.
Access the Course Website: The website for this course can be reached from here, or by searching Game Theory and Microeconomics 2026-2027 here using the small rectangle of the right of the page with label "Cerca corsi". It includes classnotes, problems with solutions, and a few past written tests. If you are not yet officially enrolled in the MSc, then you can access this website as a guest: Please follow the instructions at the bottom of this page under the heading Guest Access.
This course introduces essential mathematical concepts required to understand models in economics, including Linear algebra, Topology in metric spaces, Differential calculus in Euclidean spaces, Nonlinear programming.
Access the Course Website: The website for this course can be reached from here, or by searching Mathematics for Economics 2026-2027 here using the small rectangle of the right of the page with label "Cerca corsi". It includes the syllabus of the course, the prerequisites list, official mandatory notes, handwritten notes from past class, exercises, and past written tests. If you are not yet officially enrolled in the MSc, then you can access this website as a guest: Please follow the instructions at the bottom of this page under the heading Guest Access.
This course introduces the cornerstones of inferential statistics, including the concept of statistical models, tools for point estimation and interval estimation, statistical hypothesis testing.
Access the Course Website: The website for this course can be reached from here, or by searching Statistical Inference 2026-2027 here using the small rectangle of the right of the page with label "Cerca corsi". If you are not yet officially enrolled in the MSc, then you can access this website as a guest: Please follow the instructions at the bottom of this page under the heading Guest Access.
The material available in the website includes
• Notes on mandatory pre-knowledge, along with all course-related content.
• Tutorial materials, including links to video recordings.
• Statistical tables necessary for solving exercises.
• A few past written tests.
⚠ Important: Understanding the theory explained in the notes is crucial to mastering the course topics and to prepare to take the exam. Focusing only on past written tests is not sufficient to be well prepared.
Even if you are not yet officially enrolled in the MSc, you can access the above websites as a guest, which allows you to review preliminary materials, syllabi, and slides.
After reaching the course website, selects Guest Access (Accesso Ospiti). You will need a guest password to enter (Chiave). Please contact the course instructor to request the password for guests. For the above instructors, email addresses are domenico.menicucci@unifi.it, antonio.villanacci@unifi.it, alberto.cassese@unifi.it.
The website of the curriculum Economics: track in Economics, track in Behavioural Economics.
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