Microeconomics

• Places an emphasis on developing the basic principles of microeconomics.
• Takes a structured learning approach that re-uses key principles after they have been covered.
• Uses problem solving as a teaching device.

Readership: Students taking advanced microeconomics modules, taught most commonly at undergraduate level 3 and postgraduate levels.

Frank A. Cowell, Professor of Economics The London School of Economics

""A highly accessible text for modern microeconomics."" - Dr Ajit Mishra, University of Dundee

""Easy to follow and allows the reader to quickly get into an economist's way of arguing."" - Dr Dan Anderberg, Royal Holloway College, University of London

""Contains many examples that are very well developed from the analytical point of view and cover a wide range of issues."" - Professor Agostini Manduchi, Jonkoping International Business School

1: Introduction
2: The Firm
3: The Firm and the Market
4: The Consumer
5: The Consumer and the Marketin
6: A Simple Economy
7: General Equilibrium
8: Uncertainty and Risk
9: Welfare
10: Strategic Behaviour
11: Information
12: Design
13: Government and the Individual