tailieunhanh - M.S. DEGREE IN APPLIED ECONOMICS

I went on to argue that this long-standing sociological view of what really happens in organizations has important commonalities with recent economic models by the likes of Bengt Holmstrom, David Kreps, Paul Milgrom, John Roberts, and Jean Tirole. For example, I described how one page from Crozier’s (1964) case study anticipated key elements of Milgrom and Roberts’s (1988) model of how the prospect of influence activities shapes second-best organizational design. More generally, I argued that modern organizational economics has departed from Marschak and Radner’s (1972) “Team Theory” in an empirically relevant way, and in so doing has unknowingly converged with. | . DEGREE IN APPLIED ECONOMICS WHY CONTINUE WITH AN . DEGREE o Only one more year o Stay in school and hope for better employment opportunities in 2012 o Applied program teaching you tools that are useful in the real world PROGRAM COMPARISON OF OUR APPLIED ECONOMICS PROGRAM TO OTHER . PROGRAMS . in Applied Economics Other . Economics L Programs o All core courses separate from . students o One-year program o Hands-on analytical tools requires only basic calculus o Real World Applied Capstone Project o Core courses mix . and Master s students o 1 Vi to 2 year program o Theoretical tools requiring extensive math preparation o Thesis and or comprehensive .