Microeconomics (Sixth Edition)

Author: (USA) Peter H. Pindyck, Daniel L. Rubinfeld
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The Microeconomics (6th Edition) covers the theoretical developments in recent years, which have increasingly become topics of interest, such as game theory and strategic interactions between firms; the role and application of uncertainty and asymmetric information; pricing strategies of firms with market power, as well as formulating policies to effectively address externalities such as environmental pollution. Compared to the previous edition, this book also includes new content, such as theories related to behavioral economics, knowledge about human capital, and some new cases. The book adheres to the combination of theoretical instruction and case analysis, and maximizes the application of basic principles to the analysis of institutional policies, featuring knowledge, enlightenment, and practicality. ... The Microeconomics (6th Edition) covers the theoretical developments in recent years, which have increasingly become topics of interest, such as game theory and strategic interactions between firms; the role and application of uncertainty and asymmetric information; pricing strategies of firms with market power, as well as formulating policies to effectively address externalities such as environmental pollution. Compared to the previous edition, this book also includes new content, such as theories related to behavioral economics, knowledge about human capital, and some new cases. The book adheres to the combination of theoretical instruction and case analysis, and maximizes the application of basic principles to the analysis of institutional policies, featuring knowledge, enlightenment, and practicality.