Microeconomics: Eighteen Lectures

Author: Ping Xinqiao
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book includes basic content such as consumer choice, corporate behavior, market and industrial organization, game theory, information economics, and public economics. It reflects the new research findings of microeconomics at the turn of the century and is a lecture draft written by the author after extensively reading economic literature over the past three decades and connecting it with the realities of China. Reading this book only requires readers to have a general foundation in economics and knowledge from a one-semester calculus course. It is an appropriate textbook for senior undergraduate students and economic decision-makers studying intermediate microeconomics. This book includes basic content such as consumer choice, corporate behavior, market and industrial organization, game theory, information economics, and public economics. It reflects the new research findings of microeconomics at the turn of the century and is a lecture draft written by the author after extensively reading economic literature over the past three decades and connecting it with the realities of China. Reading this book only requires readers to have a general foundation in economics and knowledge from a one-semester calculus course. It is an appropriate textbook for senior undergraduate students and economic decision-makers studying intermediate microeconomics.