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This edition represents our efforts to continue refining and modernizing our treatment of microeconomic theory. Despite the significant change appearing in virtually every chapter, the text retains all of the elements that have made it successful for so many editions. The basic approach is mathematical tools needed to go further in their studies. The text also seeks t facilitate that linkage by providing many numerical example, advanced problems, and extended discussions of empirical implementation-all of which are intended to show students how microeconomic theory is used to today.
作者簡介
Walter Nicholson
現職：Amherst College
PART I: INTRODUCTION
Ch 1 Economic Models
Ch 2 Mathematics for Microeconomics
PART II: CHOICE AND DEMAND
Ch 3 Preferences and Utility
Ch 4 Utility Maximization and Choice
Ch 5 Income and Substitution Effects
Ch 6 Demand Relationships Among Goods
PART III: UNCERTAINTY AND STRATEGY
Ch 7 Uncertainty
Ch 8 Game Theory
PART IV: PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY
Ch 9 Production Functions
Ch10 Cost Functions
Ch11 Profit Maximization
PART V: COMPETITIVE MARKETS
Ch12 The Partial Equilibrium Competitive Model.
Ch13 General Equilibrium and Welfare.
PART VI: MARKET POWER
Ch14 Monopoly
Ch15 Imperfect Competition
PART VII: INPUT MARKETS
Ch16 Labor Markets
Ch17 Capital and Time
PART VIII: OTHER TOPICS
Ch18 Asymmetric Information
Ch19 Externalities and Public Goods
