Strengthen your grasp of microeconomic principles with our Sem 3 Intermediate Microeconomics I course. This course offers an in-depth analysis of consumer behavior, production theory, and market structures, enabling you to understand how individuals and firms make decisions in various economic environments. You will engage with key concepts such as utility maximization, cost minimization, and competitive equilibrium, applying these theories to real-world scenarios. Designed for students pursuing studies in economics or related fields, this course equips you with the analytical tools needed to evaluate economic behavior and policy implications. Join us to advance your microeconomic knowledge and prepare for more complex economic studies.