An innovative intermediate microeconomics textbook that covers standard theory and models as well as exciting new topics and developments such as behavioural economics and advanced game theory. Based on a unique problem-solving approach that encourages active learning, this book introduces the basic mathematical tools that underpin economic theory in an accessible and student-friendly way.
- Relates microeconomic principles to real situations by using recognizable examples from everyday life, such as coffee shops, bakeries and train operators
- Balances a mathematical approach with verbal and graphical explanations of ideas to aid understanding
- Introduces theory and analytical techniques together to help students make and evaluate economic arguments and think like economists
- Adopts a problem-solving approach through the By yourself boxes to help students fully engage
- Covers the standard theory and models, but also integrates exciting contemporary topics such as behavioural economics and game theory- Includes a comprehensive companion website with a testbank, manual and PowerPoint slides for lecturers, and a solutions manual, essay bank, multiple choice questions and glossary for students
Robert Mochrie
Microeconomic Theory Microeconomics Monopol Oligopol behavioural economics economic theory economics equilibrium game theory intermediate microeconomics microeconomics production utility welfare