Title:
Microeconomic theory : concepts and connections
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Publication Information:
Mason, OH : Thomson/South-Western, 2005
ISBN:
9780324260298
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Summary
Summary
This book is a calculus-based microeconomic theory text for undergraduates and graduates that successfully balances theoretical/intuitive (verbal), graphical (visual), and mathematical presentation in order to appeal to various learning styles. The text combines theory and applications more completely than most offerings in this course area, and bridges the gap between low-level texts that relegate math to footnotes and upper-level texts that focus only on math at the expense of theory and applications.
Table of Contents
| 1 Introduction |
| Part I Consumers' Sovereignty |
| 2 ConsumerPreferences |
| 3 Utility Maximization |
| 4 Comparative Statics: Analysis of Individual Demand and Labor Supply |
| Part II Markets and Consumer Interaction |
| 5 Market Demand |
| 6 Pure Exchange |
| Part III Producers' Rules |
| 7 Production Technology |
| 8 Theory of Cost |
| Part IV Competitive Forces |
| 9 Perfect Competition |
| 10 Economic Efficiency |
| 11 General CompetitiveEquilibrium |
| Part V Monopoly Power |
| 12 Monopoly andRegulation |
| 13 Price Discrimination |
| Part VI Strategic Agentinteraction |
| 14 Game Theory |
| 15 Industrial Organization |
| Part VII Input Markets |
| 16 Competitive Input Markets |
| 17 Monopoly Power in Input Markets |
| Part VIII Risky World Andintertemporal Choices |
| 18 Risky Choices and Risk Aversion |
| 19 Intertemporal Choices and Capital Decisions |
| Part IX Missingmarkets |
| 20 Welfare Economics |
| 21 Externalities |
| 22 PublicGoods |
| 23 Asymmetric Information |
