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KIELCE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS TOURISM
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Main Course : MIKROEKONOMIA (MICROECONOMICS )
Unit : DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC
Faculty : ECONOMICS
Level of education: I LEVEL OF STUDIES
Profile of education; GENERAL ACADEMIC
Language : ENGLISH
Year of studies: I year
Coordinator
Leader
Type of course
Wacław Kotliński, Ph.D.
Wacław Kotliński, Ph.D.
basic
Type of classes / Number of hours : N
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46
Aims :
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Credit Form
ECTS points
exam
8
The transfer of knowledge of concepts and methods in the area of micro and
mainstream of economics in the context of the functioning of the producer and the
consumer markets.
Understanding of the events occurring at different stages of the process management,
and in particular areas of the market. Interpret economic events in the relationship
business and household environment.
Developing the ability of knowledge use about the phenomena of microeconomic in
analysis of economic processes taking place in modern economies in terms of the
rationality of businesses and households decisions.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
NUMBER
Student who completed the course:
of KNOWLEDGE:
01
Has knowledge of the essence of microeconomics and economics mainstream
02
Has a general knowledge of the economic systems functioning
03
Has knowledge of the economic aspects of the management process.
04
05
Has knowledge of the mechanisms and relationships that occur between businesses, households and
their environment.
Has knowledge about the functioning of market structures (perfect and imperfect competition).
06
Has knowledge about the functioning of the factors of production.
07
Has knowledge of the possibility of practical relations both economic theories and economic
practice.
Knows the basic methods of processing and interpretation of data, and has knowledge of how to use
them.
08
of SKILLS:
01
Can use the theoretical knowledge in the process of economic choice and rational action.
02
Able to conduct observations, define, analyze and interpret microeconomic problems.
03
Can explain dependence related to the economic aspect of human activity in a market economy.
04
Notices the relationship between the producer and the consumer decisions and their economic
consequences.
Able to analyze and interpret statistical data of microeconomic phenomena
05
06
Able to analyze proposed solutions for specific problems of microeconomic and actively participate
in making decisions.
of SOCIAL COMPETENCE:
01
Is prepared to actively participation in groups carrying out socio-economic projects
02
Can notice the various aspects of the management of micro-economic perspective.
03
Able to assess the situation in a particular market of the the producer and the consumer perspective
using obtained knowledge in the field of microeconomics.
Can communicate with the environment and provide a basic understanding of the situation in
individual market areas.
Can complete and improve obtained knowledge and skills.
04
05
Admission requirements
(knowledge, skills and
competences):
Course Content:
Introductory Course : knowledge of economic secondary school.
Economics as a science. Subject matter of economics. Features
economics. Positive and normative economics. Area of interest in
microeconomics.
Methods and tools for research in economics. Main trends in the
economy.
Basic economic problems. Human needs and resources. Types and
characteristics of the goods.
Management. Rationality management. The problem of scarcity in
economics. Marginal analysis.
Stages of the production process. Characteristics of the factors of
production and the income derived from their use.
Models of economic management. Characteristics of the market
economy.
Market and market elements. Types and forms markets.
Demand and the factors. The law of demand. Unusual behavior of
W1, U2,
K2,W1,U2
W3, U1, K2
W3, U1, K2,K4,
K5
W3, U4, K3
W2,W4,U3,K5
W4,W5, U3, K3
W4,W7,W8,
K1, K3,
consumers. Supply and its determinants. The law of supply.
The market mechanism. Market Equilibrium and its disorders.
Regulation of the market.
Elasticity of demand - the concept and types of elasticity of demand.
Determinants of elasticity of demand. Methods for measuring the
elasticity of demand. Synthetic Engel curve.
Elasticity of demand - the concept and determinants of price elasticity
of supply. Methods of measuring the flexibility of supply.
Usability as the basis for consumer decisions. I and II Gossen right.
The balance of the consumer. Consumer surplus.
The production function in the short and long term. Productivity of
factors of production.
Costs in the short and long term. Economic and accounting cost.
Technical optimum production.
The company's revenue in the short and long term. Economic
optimum production.
Forms markets. The market of perfect competition. Limit points
profitability.
The functioning of a monopoly. Price discrimination. Antitrust.
Behavior of firms in an oligopoly. Pricing strategies. Methods of
competition beyond price.
Monopolistic competition market. Niche monopoly.
Factor markets. Derived demand. Transfer income and economic
rent. Land rent, interest and profit. The principle of equilibrium in the
market of resources.
Market labor, labor demand determinants and the factors affecting
labor supply. The nature and market effects of the minimum wage.
The land market. The land market. determinants of the demand
supply for land.
Capital market funds. Determinants of demand for capital and the
supply of money. Nominal and real interest pro-cents. The effect of
the bolt.
Test
K4,K5,U4, U5,
W4, U2,K2
W4,W7,W8,
K3, K5,U3,U5
W4,W8, K3,
K5,U3,U5
W3, U3, K2
W3, U3, K3
W4, U4, U5,
U6, K3
W4, U4, U5,
U6, K3
W5, U1,K5
W5,W8,U1, U4,
U5,U6,K1, K3,
K4
W5,W8,U1,U4
U5,U6,K1, K3,
K4
W5,W8,U1, U4,
U5,U6,K1, K3,
K4
W6, U2, U3, K3
W6, U2, U3, K3
W6, U2, U3, K3
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Teaching Methods:
informative lecture, lecture problem, practical methods - activation.
Basic Literature:
[1] Mankiw N.G., Taylor P.M. (2009), Mikroekonomia, PWE, Warszawa.
[2] Begg D, Fischer S, Dornbusch R. (2007), Mikroekonomia, PWE, Warszawa.
[3] Milewski R. (red.) (2007), Podstawy Ekonomii, PWN, Warszawa.
[4] Samuelson P.A., Nordhaus W.D. (2004) Ekonomia, Tom 1, PWN, Warszawa.
Additional
Literature:
[1] Balicki L, W. Tyc (2001), Mikroekonomia, A-F-T, Jelenia Góra.
[2] Klimczak B. (2006), Mikroekonomia, AE, Wrocław.
[3] Klimczak B. Matysiak A. (2003) Mikroekonomia: studia przypadków, AE,
Wrocław.
[4] Czarny E. (2006) Mikroekonomia, PWE, Warszawa.
[5] Moroz E. (2005), Podstawy mikroekonomii, PWE, Warszawa.
ECTS CREDIT BALANCE - student workload
Student workload
Category
Full-time
studies
Part-time
studies
Contact time with the teacher (didactical classes
scheduled according to plan of classes)
60
Exam preparation
40
Training preparation
20
Audit work preparation
20
Getting to know with the literature of the subject and teaching materials
provided by the teacher
Laboratories preparation
40
Draft preparation
15
Others (kinds?)
5
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General :
200
The total number of ECTS credits for the course:
8
METHODS OF MEASURING THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION (please tick X)
Verification methods
Learning
subject outcomes
Classes
Audit work
Drafts
Exam
Activity
Own work
W1
X
X
X
X
W2
X
X
X
X
W3
X
X
X
X
W4
X
X
X
X
W5
X
X
X
X
W6
X
X
X
X
W7
X
X
X
X
W8
X
X
X
X
U1
X
X
X
X
U2
X
X
X
X
U3
X
X
X
X
X
U4
X
X
X
U5
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
U6
K1
X
K2
X
X
X
X
X
K3
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
K4
K5
X
Verification matrix of learning course outcomes associated with the learning field of study outcomes.
Learning
outcomes for
the specialty
K_W01
K_W02
K_W03
K_W04
K_W05
K_W06
K_W07
K_W08
K_W09
K_W10
K_U01
K_U02
K_U03
K_U04
K_U05
K_U06
K_U07
K_U08
K_U09
K_U10
K_K01
K_K02
K_K03
K_K04
K_K05
K_K06
K_K07
Course learning outcomes
W
1
W
2
W
3
W
4
X
X
X
X
W
5
W
6
W
7
W
8
W
9
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
…
U
1
X
U
2
U
3
X
X
X
U
4
U
5
U
6
U
7
X
X
X
X
K
1
X
X
K
2
K
3
K
4
K
5