Quantitative Methods (EIB-E210M)

Fall 2024 · EIB E210M · Tufts University · 1.5 credits · Undergraduate

This module presents the mathematical methods that are used widely in economics, including logarithms, exponential functions, differentiation, optimization, constrained optimization, and an introduction to dynamic analysis. The mathematical material is presented in the context of economic applications and examples that illustrate the bridge between mathematics and economics. One-half credit.

Course codes: EIB-E210M

1-LEC (Lecture) — Michael Klein

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