Course Factsheet

Tips

• If you’re here just because you want to get a good score, there is just one trick: do every exercise on the exercise book; If you see anything worth noting, highlight it on the book. If it’s important to remember, write it on a post-it note.
• Based on my experience, this is the best course of the first semester: a good compromise of mildly challenging (especially if you had no clue what economics was before enrolling) and interesting.

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The course is straightforward, and so is the exam: just make sure to show up to lectures, follow and you’ll be good to go.

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Notes

I am afraid I am not allowed to share notes myself, but the best resources out there are definitely Professor De Micco’s slides: find someone in her class and kindly ask them if they are allowed to share the material.

Unless you want to truly understand the subject, the theory book is not very useful; still, it contains a number of useful references and it explains the concepts in a very clear way.

Exercises

As briefly mentioned above, the exercise book is a must-buy.

Nothing else is necessary, not even the past exams (I had no clue they existed before I sat the exam).