Microeconomics: Modern Perspectives (Contemporary Economics Series)

Author: (USA) Hal R. Varian (Varian, H.R.) (Author), translated by Fei Fangyu et al.
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Publish Date: 1994-12-01
Features: This book is an intermediate microeconomics textbook suitable for undergraduate and graduate students, widely adopted internationally. It is translated based on the 1990 edition published by W. W. Norton & Company, USA. The book is divided into 32 chapters and a teaching appendix, covering topics such as markets, budget constraints, preferences, utility, choice, demand, revealed preference, the Slutsky equation, buying and selling, intertemporal choice, asset markets, profit maximization, cost minimization, cost curves, game theory, externalities, public goods, etc. This book has three distinct features: (1) It incorporates the latest research findings, offers a broad scope, and presents innovative perspectives; (2) It explains principles that would typically require advanced mathematics using elementary mathematical arguments; (3) It emphasizes application, featuring numerous case analyses, exercises, and solutions.