Intermediate microeconomics : a perspective on price theory
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Intermediate microeconomics : a perspective on price theory
Manchester University Press, 1996
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ISBN 9780719045813
内容説明
This textbook provides thorough coverage of second- and third-year selected microeconomic topics culminating in an exposition of game theory including repeated games and theories of rational choice. Starting from a Paretian perspective, the argument explores the logic of choice and interdependence of consumers and firms, reviews the efficiency conditions of a general equilibrium framework and then derives the corresponding Marshallian functions and the familiar equilibrium conditions. The analysis of the problem of resource allocation proceeds through perfect competition monopoly and monopolistic competition, emphasizing the relationship between commodity and factor markets and the problem of oligopoly. The book features: an entire section devoted to game theory; an unobtrusive historical dimension; an explicit debt to the analysis of E.H. Chamberlin; a connecting argument emphasizing the implications of time and uncertainty for general equilibrium systems and game-theoretical outcomes. The treatment is both diagrammatic and mathematical.
目次
- Paretian analysis
- the Marshallian functions
- equilibrium and the allocation of resources - perfect competition
- monopoly and competition
- oligopoly and game theory
- a re-orientation of the theory of value?
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: pbk ISBN 9780719045820
内容説明
This textbook provides a thorough and stimulating coverage of second and third year selected microeconomic topics culminating in an exposition of game theory including repeated games and theories of rational choice. Starting from a Paretian perspective, the argument explores the logic of choice and interdependence of consumers and firms, reviews the efficiency conditions of a general equilibrium framework and then derives the corresponding Marshallian functions and the familiar equilibrium conditions. The analysis of the problem of resource allocation proceeds through perfect competition monopoly and monopolistic competition, emphasizing the relationship between commodity and factor markets and the problem of oligopoly. The book has several distinctive features: an entire section devoted to game theory; an unobtrusive historical dimension; an explicit debt to the analysis of E.H. Chamberlin; a connecting argument emphasizing the implications of time and uncertainty for general equilibrium systems and game-theoretical outcomes. The treatment is both diagrammatic and mathematical.
目次
- Paretian analysis
- the Marshallian functions
- equilibrium and the allocation of resources - perfect competition
- monopoly and competition
- oligopoly and game theory
- a re-orientation of the theory of value?
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