Microeconomics 4/e (絕)
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- ISBN：9780470646069
- 作者：David Braeutigam, Ronald Besanko
- 版次：4
- 年份：2011
- 出版商：John Wiley
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The solution is in the problems. Besanko and Braeutigam's Microeconomics gives students the most effective approach for learning microeconomic tools and concepts. This text provides an accessible, integrated structure with numerous practice problems, exercises, and engaging applications. Worked-out Learning-by-Doing problems, mathematical and graphical data, and verbal explanations will enable business and economics majors to recognise significant data, patterns, and trends. Besanko and Braeutigam will help build students’ knowledge and confidence and prepare them for future courses and real-world business experience in coming years.
The solution is in the problems. Besanko and Braeutigam's Microeconomics gives students the most effective approach for learning microeconomic tools and concepts. This text provides an accessible, integrated structure with numerous practice problems, exercises, and engaging applications. Worked-out Learning-by-Doing problems, mathematical and graphical data, and verbal explanations will enable business and economics majors to recognise significant data, patterns, and trends. Besanko and Braeutigam will help build students’ knowledge and confidence and prepare them for future courses and real-world business experience in coming years.
Features
New to This Edition
- Learning-by-Doing (LBD) Problems: Give students the opportunity to make economics their own! These fully worked out problems provide step-by-step road maps to help students solve numerical problems. They are correlated to chapter summaries and similar practice problems at the end of each chapter.
- Extensive Real-World Examples: Contemporary, highly-engaging examples draw students into these economic theories while reinforcing tools and concepts.
- Over 120 Applications: Each chapter contains a wealth of diverse and extensive applications that make the subject matter relevant.
- Math and Graphs Tell the Story: Integrated mathematics and easy-to-follow tables and graphs are shown parallel to the text and applications in order to help students see the connections.
- Modern treatment of conventional economic and business topics including game theory, oligopoly, sunk costs, and consumer surplus.
New to This Edition
- New Applications: 80% of integrated Applications are brand new or thoroughly revised.
- New Coverage of Behavior Economics.
- Updated Game Theory content to include recent developments in the field.
- New End-of-Chapter problems in every chapter.
- New Contributor: Michael Gibbs, Clinical Professor of Economics and Human Resources at the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Analyzing Economic Problems.
Chapter 2: Demand and Supply Analysis.
Chapter 3: Consumer Preferences and the Concept of Utility.
Chapter 4: Consumer Choice.
Chapter 5: The Theory of Demand.
Chapter 6: Inputs and Production Functions.
Chapter 7: Costs and Cost Minimization.
Chapter 8: Cost Curves.
Chapter 9: Perfectly Competitive Markets.
Chapter 10: Competitive Markets: Applications.
Chapter 11: Monopoly and Monopsony.
Chapter 12: Capturing Surplus.
Chapter 13: Market Structure and Competition.
Chapter 14: Game Theory and Strategic Behavior.
Chapter 15: Risk and Information.
Chapter 16: General Equilibrium Theory.
Chapter 17: Externalities and Public Goods.
Chapter 1: Analyzing Economic Problems.
Chapter 2: Demand and Supply Analysis.
Chapter 3: Consumer Preferences and the Concept of Utility.
Chapter 4: Consumer Choice.
Chapter 5: The Theory of Demand.
Chapter 6: Inputs and Production Functions.
Chapter 7: Costs and Cost Minimization.
Chapter 8: Cost Curves.
Chapter 9: Perfectly Competitive Markets.
Chapter 10: Competitive Markets: Applications.
Chapter 11: Monopoly and Monopsony.
Chapter 12: Capturing Surplus.
Chapter 13: Market Structure and Competition.
Chapter 14: Game Theory and Strategic Behavior.
Chapter 15: Risk and Information.
Chapter 16: General Equilibrium Theory.
Chapter 17: Externalities and Public Goods.
