Intermediate Microeconomics is the study of the behavior of individuals and firms as they interact in markets. The objective of the course is to learn, and learn to work with, the standard idealized models of the markets as a foundation for later study. We will also examine the ways in which actual market conditions deviate from the ideal and how those deviations impact outcomes. The course style is primarily lecture, but with discussion both in the main class and in discussion sections led by teaching assistants.