Microeconomics Tutorial

Author: Ding Juanjuan
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is one of the core course series textbooks for economics and management majors in higher education institutions. The book is divided into 11 chapters, including Introduction to Microeconomics, Basic Principles of Demand and Supply, Consumer Choice Theory, Production Theory, Cost Theory, Perfectly Competitive Markets, Monopoly and Monopolistic Competition Markets, Oligopoly Markets and an Introduction to Game Theory, Factor Markets, General Equilibrium Theory and Welfare Economics, and Market Failure and the Role of Government. This book strives to overcome the shortcomings of domestic textbooks, such as the lack of case studies, abstract and obscure descriptions, as well as the drawbacks of imported foreign textbooks, such as excessive length and high prices. It highlights the strengths of domestic textbooks, such as systematicity and logical coherence, and the rich case studies in foreign textbooks. By utilizing carefully designed modules such as "Knowledge Structure Diagrams," "Guiding Cases," "Economics in the News," "Case Linkages," "Thinking Like an Economist," and "Exercises and Reflections," the book effectively combines the teaching of principles with practical applications, integrates abstract theories with concrete content, bridges limited classic theories with infinite knowledge expansion, and blends traditional theories with innovative formats. This book can serve as a textbook and teaching reference for undergraduate microeconomics courses, be used for in-service training of economic management personnel, and also be a must-read reference for non-economics majors and social learners interested in economics.