MICROECONOMICS11th EditionColander Publisher: MCGISBN: 9781266686764
MICROECONOMICS
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Chapter 1 - Economics And ReasoningChapter 1.1 - A Guide To Economic ReasoningChapter 2 - The Production Possibility Model, Trade, And GlobalizationChapter 2.1 - The Production Possibility ModelChapter 2.A - Graphish: The Language Of GraphsChapter 3 - Economic InstitutionsChapter 3.1 - Economic SystemsChapter 4 - Supply And DemandChapter 4.1 - DemandChapter 5 - Using Supply And Demand
Chapter 5.1 - Real-world Supply And Demand ApplicationsChapter 5.A - Algebraic Representation Of Supply, Demand, And EquilibriumChapter 6 - Describing Supply And Demand: ElasticitiesChapter 6.1 - Price ElasticityChapter 7 - Taxation And Government InterventionChapter 7.1 - Producer And Consumer SurplusChapter 8 - Market Failure Versus Government FilureChapter 8.1 - ExternalitiesChapter 8.W - Politics And Economics: The Case Of Agricultural MarketsChapter 8.W1 - The Good/bad Paradox In AgricultureChapter 9 - Comparative Advantage, Exchange Rates, And GlobalizationChapter 9.1 - The Principle Of Comparative AdvantageChapter 10 - International Trade PolicyChapter 10.1 - The Nature And Patterns Of TradeChapter 11 - Production And Cost AnalysisChapter 11.1 - The Role Of The FirmChapter 12 - Production And Cost Analysis IiChapter 12.1 - Technical Efficiency And Economic EfficiencyChapter 12.A - Isocost/isoquant AnalysisChapter 13 - Perfect CompetitionChapter 13.1 - Perfect Competition As A Reference PointChapter 14 - Monopoly And Monopolistic CompetitionChapter 14.1 - The Key Difference Between A Monopolist And A Perfect CompetitorChapter 14.A - The Algebra Of Competitive And Monopolistic FirmsChapter 15 - Oligopoly And Antitrust PolicyChapter 15.1 - The Distinguishing Characteristics Of OligopolyChapter 16 - Real-world Competition And TechnologyChapter 16.1 - The Goals Of Real-world Firms And The Monitoring ProblemChapter 17 - Work And The Labor MrketChapter 17.1 - The Supply Of LaborChapter 17.A - Derived DemandChapter 17.W - Nonwage And Asset Income: Rents, Profits, And InterestChapter 17.W1 - RentChapter 18 - Who Gets What? The Distribution Of IncomeChapter 18.1 - Measuring The Distribution Of Income, Wealth, And PovertyChapter 19 - The Logic Of Individual Choice: The Foundation Of Supply And DemandChapter 19.1 - Rational Choice TheoryChapter 19.A - Indifference Curve AnalysisChapter 20 - Game Theory, Strategic Decision Making, And Behavioral EconomicsChapter 20.1 - Game Theory And The Economic Way Of ThinkingChapter 20.A - Gme Theory And OligopolyChapter 21 - Thinking Like A Modern EconomistChapter 21.1 - The Nature Of Economists' ModelsChapter 22 - Behavioral Economics And Modern Economic PolicyChapter 22.1 - Behaviroal Economic Policy In PerspectiveChapter 23 - Microeconomic Policy, Economic Reasoning, And BeyondChapter 23.1 - Economists' Differing Views About Social Policy
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