[Microeconomics II] Welfare Economics | Aggregation of Preferences | Majority Voting Method | 12 |

[Microeconomics II] Welfare Economics | Rank Order Voting | Condorcet Paradox | Borda Count | 13 |

[Microeconomics II] Welfare Economics | Arrow Impossibility Theorem | Meaning | Part 1 | 14 |

[Microeconomics II] Second Welfare Theorem | Convex Preferences | Non Convex Preferences | 11 |

1. Introduction and Supply & Demand

5. Production Theory

[Microeconomics II] | Types of Social Welfare Functions | Benthamite | Rawlasian | Nietzsian |16 |

2. Preferences and Utility Functions

[Microeconomics II] Welfare Economics | Arrow Impossibility Theorem | Part 2 | 15 |

[Game Theory Introduction] | Dominant Strategy Equilibrium | Meaning of Nash Equilibrium | 19 |

[Microeconomics II] First Welfare Theorem | Proof | All Market Equilibrium are Pareto efficient |8|

Lecture 1: Introduction to Development Economics

(M8E12) [Microeconomics] First and Second Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics.

Nash Equilibrium|Dominant Strategy|Game Theory|Explained with example|Economics for Beginner|Masters

[Basics Of Game Theory] | Is Nash Equilibrium Unique and Pareto optimal | Will it always exist |20|

4. Demand Curves and Income/Substitution Effects

[Microeconomics II]Maximization of Welfare | Utility Possibility Frontier | Iso Welfare curves |17|

[Microeconomics II] First Welfare Theorem | Simple Monopoly Case | 9 |

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