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Microeconomics: Theory with Applications

Buford Curtis Eaton, Diane F. Eaton, Douglas W. Allen

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Preface. I. AN INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS. 1. Microeconomics: A Working Methodology. Appendix A1: Model Building. II. INDIVIDUAL CHOICE. 2. A Theory of Preferences. 3. Demand Theory. Appendix 3A: Composite Commodities. 4. More Demand Theory. 5. Intertemporal Decision Making and Capital Values. III. PRODUCTION AND COST. 6. Production and Cost: One Variable Input. 7. Production and Cost: Many Variable Inputs. IV. MARKETS FOR GOODS. 8. The Theory of Perfect Competition. 9. Applications of the Competitive Model. 10. Monopoly. V. RESOURCE MARKETS AND GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM. 11. Input Markets and the Allocation of Resources. 12. The Distribution of Income. 13. Competitive General Equilibrium. Appendix 13A: Efficiency. VI. IMPERFECT COMPETITION. 14. Price Discrimination and Monopoly Practices. 15. Game Theory 16. Oligopoly. VII. UNCERTAINTY AND ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION. 17. Choice Making Under Uncertainty. 18. Asymmetric Information, the Rules of the Game, and Externalities. 19. The Theory of the Firm. 20. Asymmetric Information and Market Behaviour. Answers to Problems. Glossary. Index.

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Preface. I. AN INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS. 1. Microeconomics: A Working Methodology. Appendix A1: Model Building. II. INDIVIDUAL CHOICE. 2. A Theory of Preferences. 3. Demand Theory. Appendix 3A: Composite Commodities. 4. More Demand Theory. 5. Intertemporal Decision Making and Capital Values. III. PRODUCTION AND COST. 6. Production and Cost: One Variable Input. 7. Production and Cost: Many Variable Inputs. IV. MARKETS FOR GOODS. 8. The Theory of Perfect Competition. 9. Applications of the Competitive Model. 10. Monopoly. V. RESOURCE MARKETS AND GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM. 11. Input Markets and the Allocation of Resources. 12. The Distribution of Income. 13. Competitive General Equilibrium. Appendix 13A: Efficiency. VI. IMPERFECT COMPETITION. 14. Price Discrimination and Monopoly Practices. 15. Game Theory 16. Oligopoly. VII. UNCERTAINTY AND ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION. 17. Choice Making Under Uncertainty. 18. Asymmetric Information, the Rules of the Game, and Externalities. 19. The Theory of the Firm. 20. Asymmetric Information and Market Behaviour. Answers to Problems. Glossary. Index.

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Preface. I. AN INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS. 1. Microeconomics: A Working Methodology. Appendix A1: Model Building. II. INDIVIDUAL CHOICE. 2. A Theory of Preferences. 3. Demand Theory. Appendix 3A: Composite Commodities. 4. More Demand Theory. 5. Intertemporal Decision Making and Capital Values. III. PRODUCTION AND COST. 6. Production and Cost: One Variable Input. 7. Production and Cost: Many Variable Inputs. IV. MARKETS FOR GOODS. 8. The Theory of Perfect Competition. 9. Applications of the Competitive Model. 10. Monopoly. V. RESOURCE MARKETS AND GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM. 11. Input Markets and the Allocation of Resources. 12. The Distribution of Income. 13. Competitive General Equilibrium. Appendix 13A: Efficiency. VI. IMPERFECT COMPETITION. 14. Price Discrimination and Monopoly Practices. 15. Game Theory 16. Oligopoly. VII. UNCERTAINTY AND ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION. 17. Choice Making Under Uncertainty. 18. Asymmetric Information, the Rules of the Game, and Externalities. 19. The Theory of the Firm. 20. Asymmetric Information and Market Behaviour. Answers to Problems. Glossary. Index.

Key concepts: Economics, Microeconomics, Monopoly, Oligopoly, Perfect competition, Imperfect competition, Game theory, Perfect information

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