Study Guide for Microeconomics

Author: Zhou Huizhong
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Microeconomics can be considered one of the more challenging courses in economics. Economics doctoral programs often use microeconomic theory to screen students, while business school students often dread this required course and postpone taking it until the very end. Intermediate microeconomics has an additional layer of difficulty—it serves as an interface between introductory concepts and advanced theories. This study guide is supplementary material for Microeconomics (Second Edition) and is designed to help readers better learn the subject. The content is divided into two main parts: Part 1 includes key points of each chapter, selected solutions to exercises, and additional practice problems; Part 2 consists of mock exams to facilitate students' exam preparation. This guide will help readers quickly grasp the key and challenging points while studying Microeconomics, making the process enjoyable and engaging, thereby improving learning efficiency and effectiveness. It will also enable readers to analyze and solve problems using economic thinking and principles, and to apply microeconomic theory to analyze specific economic phenomena and activities.