Intermediate Microeconomics
This book provides a rigorous course in microeconomics at the intermediate level. The
book contains an axiomatic approach to the theory with calculus applications (at the one
variable level) and a substantial number of homework problems interspersed throughout the
text. One can choose to do the course without calculus if desired. There is a separate set
of problems in a workbook format. The volume is more axiomatic than most yet does not
require a background in topology or analysis and covers the essential topics of
microeconomics. It is highly suitable for a one-term class in microeconomics at the
intermediate level.
Some Building Blocks
Review of Supply and Demand
Preferences, Utility, Demand
Income and Substitution Effects and Elasticity
Moving Toward Profit: The Firm's Costs
Profit Maximization: The Case of Competition
Monopoly
More Monopoly
Oligopoly
The Long-Run Competitive Model
Hiring Labor
General Equilibrium
Welfare Economics
Uncertainty.
504 pages, Hardcover