I teach graduate course Microeconomics II. The course covers selected topics in non-cooperative game theory, information economics, mechanism design, and social choice. Below are the lectures sheets and other materials I used in 2016.

 

Short description of the course

 

Lecture sheets:

 

Lecture 0

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Normal form games and Nash equilibrium

 

Lecture 1

Part 1: Brouwer's fixed-point theorem and Nash existence theorem

Part 2: Extensive form games and subgame perfect equilibrium

 

Lecture 2

Sequential equilibrium

 

Lecture 3

Signalling games

 

Lecture 4

Games of incomplete information. Auctions

 

Lecture 5

Incentive compatible direct selling mechanisms

 

Lecture 6

Optimal direct selling mechanism