Microeconomic Analysis and Model Development Course

Name: Advanced Microeconomic Analysis and Model Development Training Course
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Build transparent demand, cost, pricing, competition, uncertainty, and welfare models for commercial and policy decisions.

Microeconomic Analysis and Model Development Course

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Duration: 1 Week
Format: Classroom
Cities: Phuket, Toronto, Sharm El-Sheikh, Istanbul, San Diego, Johannesburg and more
Next session: 25 – 29 October 2026, Phuket
Average fee: 5,750 €

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Overview

Advanced Microeconomic Analysis and Model Development Training Course is a one-week practical course for economic analysts, strategy and pricing professionals, policy analysts, competition teams, researchers, and planners. Participants build a Microeconomic Model and Decision Pack connecting demand estimation, supply response, elasticity, production and cost structures, pricing, market definition, competitive interaction, market power, incentives, uncertainty, welfare, policy effects, validation, and sensitivity analysis. The course turns economic concepts into transparent decision models rather than revisiting introductory theory. Agile Leaders Training Center develops disciplined applied economic analysis.

Who Should Attend

Economic analysts building market, demand, cost, or policy models
Strategy and pricing professionals testing commercial decisions
Competition and regulatory teams assessing market behaviour and interventions
Policy analysts evaluating incentives, incidence, and welfare effects
Researchers and planners responsible for assumptions, scenarios, and decision briefings

Participants should understand basic economics, algebra, percentages, and spreadsheet analysis. The course does not cover introductory economics, advanced econometric estimation, or legal advice on competition enforcement.

Departments and Industries

The course supports organisations that need evidence-based views of customers, firms, markets, and policy choices.

Economic research, strategy, planning, and business intelligence
Pricing, revenue management, commercial finance, and product teams
Competition, regulation, public policy, and sector oversight
Energy, transport, telecommunications, financial services, retail, and healthcare
Consultancies, universities, development organisations, and government agencies

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Translate a decision question into a microeconomic model specification
Model demand, supply, elasticity, consumer response, and market equilibrium
Analyse production choices, cost structures, margins, and pricing options
Evaluate market structure, strategic interaction, incentives, and market power
Estimate policy incidence, efficiency, distribution, and welfare effects
Validate assumptions and communicate scenarios, sensitivities, and limitations

Course Agenda

Day 1: Decision Framing and Demand Models

Microeconomic Decision and Boundary Map
Consumer Choice and Demand Driver Framework
Own-Price, Cross-Price, and Income Elasticity Grid
Demand Curve and Revenue Response Model
Assumption, Data, and Identification Register

Day 2: Supply, Production, Cost, and Pricing

Production Input and Capacity Constraint Model
Fixed, Variable, Average, and Marginal Cost Bridge
Scale, Scope, and Learning Effect Matrix
Cost Pass-Through and Price Response Scenario
Margin, Volume, and Profit Sensitivity Table

Day 3: Market Structure and Strategic Interaction

Relevant Market and Substitution Evidence Grid
Concentration, Entry, and Market-Power Dashboard
Competitive, Monopoly, and Oligopoly Comparison
Game-Theory Payoff and Strategic Response Matrix
Pricing Conduct and Competitive Risk Tests

Day 4: Uncertainty, Incentives, Welfare, and Policy

Expected Value, Utility, and Risk Preference Model
Information, Principal-Agent, and Incentive Map
Tax, Subsidy, and Regulatory Incidence Analysis
Consumer Surplus, Producer Surplus, and Deadweight Loss
Distributional and Policy Trade-Off Matrix

Day 5: Model Validation and Decision Communication

Exercise: Calibrate Demand and Elasticity Assumptions
Exercise: Test a Cost and Pricing Decision
Exercise: Diagnose Market Power and Entry Conditions
Exercise: Compare Policy and Welfare Scenarios
Capstone Exercise: Microeconomic Model and Decision Pack

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities that make model logic, evidence, and decision consequences traceable.

Suggested activity: estimate the revenue effect of alternative elasticity assumptions
Suggested activity: compare pricing choices under capacity and cost constraints
Suggested activity: map strategic responses among competing firms
Suggested activity: brief decision-makers on policy incidence and welfare trade-offs

FAQs

Who suits advanced microeconomic analysis training?

Economic analysts, strategy and pricing professionals, policy analysts, competition teams, researchers, and planners suit the course. Participants should understand basic economics and spreadsheet analysis.

How does the course differ from introductory microeconomics?

It focuses on specifying, constructing, validating, and communicating applied models for real decisions. Introductory courses primarily explain concepts and standard diagrams.

Which demand and pricing methods are covered?

Participants work with demand drivers, own-price, cross-price, and income elasticity, revenue response, cost pass-through, margins, volume, capacity constraints, and sensitivity scenarios.

How are competition and market power analysed?

The course combines market boundaries, substitution evidence, concentration, entry conditions, costs, margins, strategic interaction, and conduct indicators rather than relying on one measure.

How should model uncertainty be communicated?

A decision briefing should separate evidence from assumptions, define ranges, show base and alternative scenarios, test sensitive parameters, explain omitted effects, and state where conclusions may change.

Conclusion

Participants take back a Microeconomic Model and Decision Pack containing demand and elasticity models, cost and pricing scenarios, a market-structure dashboard, strategic-response matrices, uncertainty and incentive models, policy incidence and welfare analysis, validation tests, sensitivity tables, and a decision briefing. The pack makes assumptions visible and connects economic reasoning to accountable choices.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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Frequently asked questions

What does this course cover?

OverviewAdvanced Microeconomic Analysis and Model Development Training Course is a one-week practical course for economic analysts, strategy and pricing professionals, policy analysts, competition teams, researchers, and planners. Participants build a Microeconomic Model and Decision Pack connecting demand estimation, supply response, elasticity, producti…

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Microeconomic Analysis and Model Development Course