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BMAN10232: Microeconomics 2 
Final Examination Guide and Notes 2025 
 
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Part 02: Sample Final Examination Paper 
Part 03: Suggested Solutions to Final Exam Paper 
Part 04: Final Examination - Hints and Tips 
 
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BMAN10232 - Microeconomics 2 at the University of Manchester

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 - 2025

University	The University of Manchester
Unit Code	BMAN10232
Credit Rating	10
Unit Level	Level 1
Unit Title	Microeconomics 2
Notes Title	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Page Length	30

This guide helps students understand the format, structure, and typical question styles for the ECON10232: Microeconomics 2 final examination at the University of Manchester in 2025. The self-study set has been thoroughly updated to include all topics covered in the latest version of the exam. You don’t need to be an expert in the course to benefit from this guide. A basic understanding of the subject and the ability to recall key information will be sufficient. These notes serve as a reference to deepen your understanding of the module and support you in achieving better grades in the final examination.

ECON10232: Microeconomics 2 builds on the foundational concepts of demand and supply introduced in Microeconomics 1. The course focuses on core microeconomic models of consumer and producer choice, providing a framework for analysing market behaviour and economic policy. A key emphasis is on formal modelling of decision-making at both individual and firm levels, exploring how these choices influence market structures and outcomes. Theoretical frameworks are applied to real-world scenarios, enhancing students’ ability to predict market dynamics.

Students will develop skills in solving utility maximisation problems, deriving demand schedules, and modelling firm behaviour in competitive and monopolistic markets. The course also introduces Game Theory, covering strategic interactions, Nash equilibrium, and best response functions. Topics include Consumer Choice Theory, Producer Choice & Cost Theory, and Market Structures, with applications in pricing strategies and firm decision-making.

Prerequisites include Introductory Mathematics (ECON10061), Advanced Mathematics (ECON10071A), and Microeconomics 1 (ECON10221 or ECON10331).

UNIT CODE	UNIT TITLE
BMAN10001	Economic Principles: Microeconomics
BMAN10101	Principles of Marketing
BMAN10501	Financial Reporting
BMAN10512	Introductory Management Accounting
BMAN10522	Financial Decision Making
BMAN10552	Fundamentals of Finance
BMAN10621M	Fundamentals of Financial Reporting
BMAN10872	Introduction to Work Psychology
BMAN20072	Investment Analysis
BMAN21011	Financial Markets and Institutions
BMAN21040A	Intermediate Management Accounting
BMAN21020A	Financial Reporting and Accountability
BMAN23000A	Foundations of Finance A
BMAN23000B	Foundations of Finance B
BMAN30091	Financial Derivatives
BMAN30111A	Advanced Corporate Finance
ECON10072A	Advanced Statistics
ECON10221	Microeconomics 1
ECON10232	Microeconomics 2
ECON10241	Macroeconomics 1
ECON10262	Macroeconomics 2
ECON30370	Econometrics
ECON31031	Advanced Econometrics
PSYC10100	Research Methods and Statistics
PSYC21061	Statistics and Data Analysis
SOST10062	Introductory Statistics for Economists

BMAN10232 - Microeconomics 2 at the University of Manchester

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