UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Department of Economics
Economics 1 (Cameron) - Principles of Microeconomics
The links in this index will send you to the lecture notes for my Winter 2000 Economics 1 course. I will leave these old notes in the public domain. Prior to printing them out, however, you may want to wait until any revisions for the current year have been put in place. Do not expect notes to be current any sooner than the day after the lecture to which they correspond.

Lecture Outline Inventory
#	Subject	Text Ch.
#1	Introduction, PPF's	1, 2
#2	Economist's Mindset Comparative Advantage	2, 3
#3	Demand and Supply Equilibrium Price Determination	4
#4	Elasticity Own-price Demand, Income, and Supply	5
#5	Price Controls, Tax incidence (burden of a tax)	6
#6	Consumer, Producer Surplus, Deadweight loss from taxation	7,8
#7	International Trade	9
#8	Externalities	10
#9	Public Goods, Common Resources	11
#10	Deriving Short-Run Cost Curves	13
#11	Competitive Profit Maximization	14
#12	Monopoly	15
#13	Oligopoly	16
#14	Monopolistic Competition, Creative Destruction, Dominant Firm Price Leadership	17
#15	Factor Markets (e.g. Labor)	18
#16	Earnings and Discrimination	19
#17	The Distribution of Income	20
#18	Consumer Theory: Indifference Curves	21
#19	Consumer Theory: Deriving Demand Curves	21

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Prepared by: Trudy Ann Cameron;   Updated: 2:44 PM 1/10/00

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