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Rigorous and modernβnow with calculus integrated into the main text.
The #1 text is still the most modern presentation of the subject and gives students tools to develop the problem-solving skills they need for the course, and beyond.
Cover......Page 0
Table of Contents......Page 8
Preface......Page 20
Chapter 1 - The Market......Page 26
Chapter 2 - Budget Constraint......Page 45
Chapter 3 - Preferences......Page 58
Chapter 4 - Utility......Page 79
Chapter 5 - Choice......Page 98
Chapter 6 - Demand......Page 121
Chapter 7 - Revealed Preference......Page 144
Chapter 8 - Slutsky Equation......Page 162
Chapter 9 - Buying and Selling......Page 186
Chapter 10 - Intertemporal Choice......Page 208
Chapter 11 - Asset Markets......Page 230
Chapter 12 - Uncertainty......Page 244
Chapter 13 - Risky Assets......Page 264
Chapter 14 - Consumer's Surplus......Page 279
Chapter 15 - Market Demand......Page 298
Chapter 16 - Equilibrium......Page 320
Chapter 17 - Measurement......Page 343
Chapter 18 - Auctions......Page 358
Chapter 19 - Technology......Page 378
Chapter 20 - Profit Maximization......Page 391
Chapter 21 - Cost Minimization......Page 411
Chapter 22 - Cost Curves......Page 425
Chapter 23 - Firm Supply......Page 442
Chapter 24 - Industry Supply......Page 459
Chapter 25 - Monopoly......Page 485
Chapter 26 - Monopoly Behavior......Page 506
Chapter 27 - Factor Markets......Page 530
Chapter 28 - Oligopoly......Page 541
Chapter 29 - Game Theory......Page 566
Chapter 30 - Game Applications......Page 582
Chapter 31 - Behavioral Economics......Page 611
Chapter 32 - Exchange......Page 626
Chapter 33 - Production......Page 654
Chapter 34 - Welfare......Page 677
Chapter 35 - Externalities......Page 691
Chapter 36 - Information Technology......Page 714
Chapter 37 - Public Goods......Page 741
Chapter 38 - Asymmetric Information......Page 765
Mathematical Appendix......Page 788
Answers......Page 798
Index......Page 818
Hal R. Varian, Economy, Mathematical Economics,Intermediate Microeconomics with Calculus
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