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Intermediate microeconomics and its application / Walter Nicholson.
Editor: Mason, Ohio : Thomson/South-Western, c2004Edición: 9th edDescripción: xxiv, 615 p. : ill. ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- 0324171633 (InfoTrac package)
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- 032427419X (text only)
- 23 338.5 N629i9
- HB172 .N48 2004
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Intermediate Microeconomics and Its Applications provides a clear and concise introduction to the ways in which economists study the operations of markets. This well-known author's signature is to provide a text that is accessible to the students, but still enables them to learn "the real thing." This text is appropriate for students who are taking a second level microeconomics course with an algebra focus.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Part I Introduction
- 1 Economic Models
- Part II Demand
- 2 Utility and Choices
- 3 Individual's Demand
- 4 Market Demand and Elasticity
- Part III Production, Costs and Supply
- 5 Production
- 6 Cost
- 7 Profit Maximization and Supply
- Part IV Models of Market Equilibrium
- 8 Perfect Competition
- 9 Applying the Competitive Model
- 10 Monopoly
- 11 Imperfect Competition
- 12 Strategy and Game Theory
- Part V Further Topics
- 13 General Equilibrium
- 14 Pricing and Input Markets
- 15 Time and Interest Rates
- 16 Uncertainty and Information
- 17 Externalities and Public Goods