Summary of courses offered in the Graduate Diploma in Economics Program in 2012

Core Courses

First Semester, 2012 ECON6015 - Optimisation Techniques for Economists ECON8013 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics I ECON8025 - Diploma Microeconomics EMET8005 - Economic Models and Introductory Econometrics Second Semester, 2012 ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8026 - Diploma Macroeconomics First Semester, 2013 ECON6015 - Optimisation Techniques for Economists ECON8013 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics I ECON8025 - Diploma Microeconomics EMET8005 - Economic Models and Introductory Econometrics Second Semester, 2013 ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8026 - Diploma Macroeconomics

Elective Courses

First Semester, 2012 ECON8013 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics I ECON8034 - Principles of Public Economics ECON8041 - Labour Economics and Industrial Relations Second Semester, 2012 ECHI8011 - Classic Works of Economic Theory ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8038 - Industrial Organisation ECON8047 - Law and Economics ECON8049 - Southeast Asian Economic Policy and Development EMET8001 - Applied micro-econometrics EMET8010 - Applied Macro and Financial Econometrics EMET8012 - Business and Economic Forecasting First Semester, 2013 ECON8013 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics I ECON8034 - Principles of Public Economics ECON8039 - Health Economics ECON8041 - Labour Economics and Industrial Relations Second Semester, 2013 ECON8008 - Japanese Economy and Economic Policy ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8038 - Industrial Organisation ECON8053 - Strategic Thinking: An Introduction to Game Theory EMET8001 - Applied micro-econometrics EMET8010 - Applied Macro and Financial Econometrics EMET8012 - Business and Economic Forecasting

Higher Level Elective Courses

First Semester, 2012 ECON8006 - International Trade Theory ECON8011 - Microeconomic Theory A ECON8022 - Macroeconomic Theory (Master) EMET8014 - Fundamentals of Econometric Methods FINM8010 - Finance Theory Second Semester, 2012 ECON8018 - Cost-Benefit Analysis ECON8021 - Topics in Microeconomic Theory First Semester, 2013 ECON8009 - International Monetary Economics ECON8011 - Microeconomic Theory A ECON8022 - Macroeconomic Theory (Master) EMET8014 - Fundamentals of Econometric Methods Second Semester, 2013 ECON8006 - International Trade Theory ECON8011 - Microeconomic Theory A ECON8018 - Cost-Benefit Analysis ECON8021 - Topics in Microeconomic Theory ECON8022 - Macroeconomic Theory (Master)

Courses that count towards this Program

Core Courses
ECON6015 - Optimisation Techniques for Economists ECON8013 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics I ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8025 - Diploma Microeconomics ECON8026 - Diploma Macroeconomics EMET8005 - Economic Models and Introductory Econometrics

Elective Courses

ECHI8011 - Classic Works of Economic Theory ECON8008 - Japanese Economy and Economic Policy ECON8013 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics I ECON8014 - Mathematical Techniques in Economics II ECON8015 - International Economics ECON8034 - Principles of Public Economics ECON8037 - Financial Economics ECON8038 - Industrial Organisation ECON8039 - Health Economics ECON8041 - Labour Economics and Industrial Relations ECON8047 - Law and Economics ECON8049 - Southeast Asian Economic Policy and Development ECON8053 - Strategic Thinking: An Introduction to Game Theory EMET8001 - Applied micro-econometrics EMET8010 - Applied Macro and Financial Econometrics EMET8012 - Business and Economic Forecasting

Higher Level Elective Courses
ECON8006 - International Trade Theory ECON8009 - International Monetary Economics ECON8010 - Public Economics ECON8011 - Microeconomic Theory A ECON8018 - Cost-Benefit Analysis ECON8021 - Topics in Microeconomic Theory ECON8022 - Macroeconomic Theory (Master) ECON8050 - Economic Growth EMET8014 - Fundamentals of Econometric Methods FINM8010 - Finance Theory

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