Microeconomics for Public Decisions
Anne Steinemann, William C. Apgar, H. James Brown
Abstract
Anne Steinemann, William C. Apgar, H. James Brown
Abstract
1. Overview of Economics. 2. Demand and Supply. 3. Market Dynamics and Interventions. 4. Choice and Demand. Appendix: Utility Maximization. 5. Costs and Supply. Appendix: Production Functions. 6. Efficiency and Equity. 7. Welfare Economics. 8. Monopoly and Degrees of Competition. 9. Externalities. 10. Public Goods. 11. Intertemporal Costs and Benefits. 12. Cost Benefit Analysis. 13. Cost Benefit Applications. 14. Imperfect Information, Risk, and Decision Analysis.
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1. Overview of Economics. 2. Demand and Supply. 3. Market Dynamics and Interventions. 4. Choice and Demand. Appendix: Utility Maximization. 5. Costs and Supply. Appendix: Production Functions. 6. Efficiency and Equity. 7. Welfare Economics. 8. Monopoly and Degrees of Competition. 9. Externalities. 10. Public Goods. 11. Intertemporal Costs and Benefits. 12. Cost Benefit Analysis. 13. Cost Benefit Applications. 14. Imperfect Information, Risk, and Decision Analysis.
Key concepts: Economics, Microeconomics, Externality, Monopoly, Imperfect competition, Equity (law), Public good, Maximization