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Intermediate Microeconomics with Excel

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Intermediate Microeconomics with Excel

This book is based on the idea that there is a particular framework used by economists to interpret observed reality. This framework has been called the economic way of thinking, the economic approach, and the method of economics. This book is different from the many other books that attempt to teach microeconomics by making student learn by doing, not by reading.

EconomicsSocial Sciences
Author
Humberto Barreto
Publisher
DePauw University
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-SA
Language
EN
Category
Economics
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Contents· 63 sections
  1. 01: Budget Constraint
  2. 02: Satisfaction
  3. 2.01: Preferences
  4. 2.02: Utility Functions
  5. 03: Optimal Choice
  6. 3.01: Initial Solution
  7. 3.02: More Practice and Understanding Solver
  8. 3.03: Food Stamps
  9. 3.04: Cigarette Taxes
  10. 04: Compartive Statics
  11. 4.01: Engel Curves
  12. 4.02: More Practice with Engel Curves
  13. 4.03: Deriving a Demand Curve
  14. 4.04: More Practice with Deriving Demand
  15. 4.05: Giffen Goods
  16. 4.06: Income and Substitution Effects
  17. 4.07: More Practice with IE and SE
  18. 4.08: A Tax-Rebate Proposal
  19. 05: Endowment Models
  20. 5.01: Introduction to the Endowment Model
  21. 5.02: Intertemporal Consumer Choice
  22. 5.03: An Economic Analysis of Charity
  23. 5.04: An Economic Analysis of Insurance
  24. 06: Bads
  25. 6.01: Risk Versus Return
  26. 6.02: Automobile Safety Regulation
  27. 6.03: Labor Supply
  28. 07: Search Theory
  29. 7.01: Fixed Sample Search
  30. 7.02: Sequential Search
  31. 08: Behavioral Economics
  32. 09: Rational Addiction
  33. 10: Production Function
  34. 11: Input Cost Minimization
  35. 11.01: Initial Solution
  36. 11.02: The Enfield Arsenal
  37. 11.03: Deriving the Cost Function
  38. 11.04: Cost Curves
  39. 12: Output Profit Maximization
  40. 12.01: Initial Solution
  41. 12.02: Deriving the Supply Curve
  42. 12.03: Diffusion and Technical Change
  43. 13: Input Profit Maximization
  44. 13.01: Initial Solution
  45. 13.02: Deriving Demand for Labor
  46. 14: Consistency
  47. 15: Monopoly
  48. 16: Game Theory
  49. 17: Partial Equilibrium
  50. 17.01: Supply and Demand
  51. 17.02: Consumers' and Producers' Surplus
  52. 17.03: Tax Incidence and Deadweight Loss
  53. 17.04: Inefficiency of Monopoly
  54. 17.05: Sugar Quota
  55. 17.06: Externality
  56. 17.07: Cartels and Deadweight Loss
  57. 17.08: Signaling Theory
  58. 18: General Equilibrium
  59. 18.01: The Edgeworth Box
  60. 18.02: General Equilibrium Market Allocation
  61. 18.03: Pareto Optimality
  62. 18.04: General Equilibrium Monopoly
  63. 19: Conclusion