Industrial Organization Course Resources 1,
Http://vm.uconn.edu/~langlois/e386syl.html
Professor of Economics, University of Connecticut, USA, opened organizational economics courses in LangLOIS. Professor Langlois In 1981, Professor LANGLOIS won the Ph.D. in Stanford in 1981, the main research field is to organize economics, industrial competition and company strategy, system economics, economic history and business history and scientific and technical policies. He has opened a list of excellent organizational literature, many classic literature in this field, even if it is difficult to find in the Western database, but here can believe in hand. For example, Zhang Wu Chang's procurement is "the contract of the company", "longitudinal integration, occupancy and competitive contracting process", Professor Bazer, "Assessment Fee and Marketing Organization", Huo Professor Mstrim's "Multi-Task Entrusted Agent Analysis: Incentive Contract, Asset Ownership and Work Design", "an economist on enterprise theory", "Enterprise Ownership", Professor Hansman, etc. Wait. 2,
http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~langlois/e267syl.htm
Industrial Organization Courses in R. N. Langlois, Economics, University of Connecticut, USA. Professor Langlois has opened a list of excellent industrial organization literature, some documents can be downloaded. 3,
http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~langlois/e264syl.html
Professor of Economics of University of Connecticut, R. N. Langlois, opened industries and government courses. Also give us a list of reading documents. 4,
http://sp.uconn.edu/~langlois/e382syl.html
The Industrial Public Policy Course of R. N. Langlois, the University of Connecticut, USA, United States of America, opened a list of referred to the reference. 5,
http://web.mit.edu/14.282/www/syll.html
Professor of MIT's Economics, Jibert Gibbons, Professor Jizhbons, provided us with an excellent list of organized economics documents, and established links to most literature, unfortunately, Most documents should be jSTOR to download. 6,
http://web.mit.edu/14.272/www/
MIT 's Economics Professor Paul Joskow and Nancy Rose have mainly focused on regulatory economics and anti-monopoly. They have opened a list of excellent industrial organizations. Here you can download some excellent course information, you can also download the "Relaxation of the Network Industry" edited by SAM Peltzman and Clifford Winston (Deregulation of NetWork Industries: What's next), the book has been in 2000 The year was published by the Broins Institute Press. 7.
http://www.econ.umn.edu/~holmes/class/2002f8601/syllabus_8601_fall2002.htm
The Industrial Organization Course, Opened by Thomas Holmes, University of the University of Minnesota, USA. Some refer to the references are listed. Professor Holmes won a Ph.D. in Economics, Northwestern University of Northwestern University in 1985. 8,
Http://www.mgmt.purdue.edu/faculty/smartin/courses/cm.htm
The Industrial Economics and Applications Industrial Organizations, Professor Stephen Martin. Professor Martin received a Ph.D. in MIT in 1977. The main research field is industrial economics, with "Advanced Industrial Economics", "Industrial Economics: Economic Analysis and Public Policy" (Industrial Economics: Economic Analysis and public policy, etc. 9, http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jmm/courses/econ632/econ632-syll.html
UNICEICE Information and Computer Science Professor, Economics and Public Policy Professor Jeffrey K. MACKI E-Mason, opened "Industrial Organization: Antitrust" course. Professor MASON received MIT's Ph.D. in 1986, now mainly engaged in economic research in information economics, especially Internet and advanced telecommunications technology and digital information; In the past, it was mainly engaged in the research on tax system and company behavior, industrial organization and anti-monopoly, utility pricing. 10,
Http://rider.wharton.upenn.edu/~faulhabe/987/
The Region of the Whalhaber, the University of Pennsylvania. Professor FAULH ABER is currently engaged in regulatory political economics and the research of the Internet. The course is reading oriented, which is widely important to cost price regulation due to a wide range of people involved. The specific content includes yield regulation, price sustained regulation, entrusted proxy theory, regulatory political economics perspective, anti-monopoly and telecommunications and Internet regulation. Does not involve environmental standards, consumer protection, occupational safety and health. 11,
Http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/99w/econ271b-1/linkpage.php
The Industrial Organization, Price Policy and Regulatory Course of Benjamin Klein at the University of California University. Professor Klein is known for its "longitudinal integration, occupancy and competitive contracting process", which lays its status in economics. I have a unique clock on Professor Clein. I used the search engine to find countless times on the Internet. I have no harvest. I didn't expect it to do it here. 12,
Http://www.wam.umd.edu/~minehart/economics 661/syllabus03.htm
Deborah Minehart, Associate Professor, Associate Professor, University of Maryland, USA, to the Corp Orate Firm. Professor Minehart won a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of California University in 1994. This course teaches corporate behavioral models and modern enterprise theory. Professor Minehart is also overview, according to corporate theory, internal incentives and moral risks, corporate governance, contract theory and ownership, corporate theory, industry structure selection, vertical relationship between enterprises, regulations and asymmetric information and behavioral economics nine The topic has enabled references and needs to be browsed or downloaded through JSTOR.
