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  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    ECONOMICS 808 The Ohio State University Department of Economics Classes: T, TH 1:30-3:18 (ARPS 387) Recitations: F 9:30-11:18 (SB 0210) F 1:30-3:18 (SB 0200) Prof. James Peck Office: 440 Arps Tel. 292-0182 peck.33@osu.edu Office Hours: M 3:30-5:00 W
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    When and Why not to Auction* Colin M. Campbell Department of Economics Rutgers University New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 Phone: (732) 932-8259 Fax: (732) 932-7416 campbel l@econ.rutgers.edu Dan Levin Department of Economics The Ohio State Universi
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    The Ohio State University Department of Economics Econ 808Problem Set #1 Due Thursday, April 11 Spring 2002 Levin and Peck (1) In the following economy, there are two consumers, two .rms, and two goods (labor/leisure and food). For i = 1,2, consumer
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    The Ohio State University Department of Economics Econ 808Problem Set #1 Questions and Answers Spring 2002 Levin and Peck (1) In the following economy, there are two consumers, two .rms, and two goods (labor/leisure and food). For i = 1,2, consumer i
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    The Ohio State University Department of Economics Econ 808Problem Set #2 Due Tuesday, April 23 Spring 2002 Levin and Peck 1. Consider the following economy with one physical commodity per state of nature and three consumers, each of whom seek to maxi
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    The Ohio State University Department of Economics Econ 808Problem Set #2 Questions and Answers Spring 2002 Levin and Peck 1. Consider the following economy with one physical commodity per state of nature and three consumers, each of whom seek to maxi
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    The Ohio State University Department of Economics Econ 808Problem Set #3 due Thursday, May 2 Spring 2002 Levin and Peck Questions 1 and 2 relate to the principal-agent problem with hidden action presented in class and taken from Mas-Colell chapter 14
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    The Ohio State University Department of Economics Econ 808Problem Set #3 Answers Spring 2002 Levin and Peck 1. (a) Dierentiating the Lagrangean expression with respect to w(), NOT with respect to , we have: f ( j e) + Simplifying, we have = w() g(
  • Ohio State ECON 808 Spring 2002
    The Ohio State University Department of Economics Econ 808 Midterm Profs Levin, Morelli, and Peck Spring 2001 Directions: Answer all questions and show all work. There are two questions on part 1, and one question on part 2. Each question is worth 33