Lecture 1 (3rd period, 1 July) : Preliminaries
Lecture 2 (4th period, 3 July: Finite-horizon dynamic programming
Lecture 3 (3rd period, 8 July): Infinite-horizon dynamic programming
Lecture 4 (4th period, 10 July): Lucas asset pricing model
Lecture 5 (3rd period, 15 July): Discounting and time consistency
Lecture 6 (4th period, 17 July): Heterogeneous beliefs
Lecture 7 (3rd period, 22 July): Non-expected utility theories