EC3113 is a one-term third-year undergraduate course in industrial economics. Its aim is to familiarize students with a broad range of the methods and models applied by economists in the analysis of firms and industries. A broader goal is that students who take the course will, by working extensively with theoretical models, acquire analytical skills that are transferable to other kinds of intellectual problems.

Students should have a grounding in microeconomics and mathematics, including calculus. The course consists primarily of analyses of formal economic models.