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ISBN 10: 0582404878
ISBN 13: 978-0582404878
Author: Hugh Gravelle, Ray Rees
The Nature and Scope of Microeconomics
Concepts and Methods
The Economic and Social Framework
Consumer Theory
The Theory of the Consumer
The Preference Ordering
The Feasible Set
The Consumption Decision
The Comparative Statics of Consumer Behaviour
Offer Curves and Net Demand Curves
Appendix 1: The Lexicographic Ordering
Appendix 2: Existence of a Utility Function
Consumer Theory: Duality
The Expenditure Function
The Indirect Utility Function, Roy’s Identity and the Slutsky Equation
Measuring the Benefits of Price Changes
Composite Commodities, Separability and Homotheticity
Further Models of Consumer Behaviour
Revealed Preference
The Consumer as a Labour Supplier
Consumption and the Allocation of Time
Households
Production
Introduction
The Production Function
Variations in Scale
Variations in Input Proportions
The Multi-product Case
Cost
Introduction
Long-run Cost Minimization
Short-run Cost Minimization
Cost Minimization with Several Plants
Multi-product Cost Functions
Supply and Firm Objectives
Long-run Profit Maximization
Short-run Profit Maximization
The Multi-product Firm
The Profit Function and Comparative Statics
The Entrepreneurial Firm
Labour-managed Firms
The Theory of a Competitive Market
Short-run Equilibrium
Stability of Equilibrium
Long-run Equilibrium
Conclusions
Monopoly
Introduction
Price and Output Determination under Monopoly
Price Discrimination
Monopoly Welfare Loss
Input Markets
Demand for Inputs
Monopsony
Unions as Monopoly Input Suppliers
Bilateral Monopoly
Capital Markets
Introduction
Optimal Consumption over Time
The Optimal Investment Decision
Capital Market Equilibrium under Certainty
Extension to Many Periods
General Equilibrium
Introduction
Walrasian Equilibrium of a Competitive Economy
Existence of Walrasian Equilibrium
Stability of Walrasian Equilibrium
Edgeworth Exchange Theory
Exchange, Equilibrium and the Core
Welfare Economics
Introduction
Pareto Efficient Resource Allocation
Welfare Functions and the Pareto Criterion
Pareto Efficiency and Competitive Markets
Distribution and Markets
Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem
Market Failure and Government Failure
The Causes of Market Failure
Instances of Market Failure
The Theory of the Second Best
Government Action and Government Failure
Game Theory
Introduction
Game Representation and Solutions
Games of Imperfect and Incomplete Information
Mixed Strategies
Cooperative Bargaining Games
Bargaining as a Non-cooperative Game
Delay and Disagreement in Bargaining
Oligopoly
Introduction
One-shot Games
Oligopoly as a Repeated Game
Entry
Conclusions
Choice under Uncertainty
Introduction
A Formalization of Uncertainty
Choice under Uncertainty
Properties of the Utility Function
Risk Aversion and Indifference Curves
Measures of Risk
Comparative Statics under Uncertainty
Production under Uncertainty
Introduction
Competitive Firm under Uncertainty
Production with Futures Markets
Insurance, Risk Spreading and Pooling
Introduction
The Insurance Decision
Incomplete Insurance Markets
Risk Spreading: The Arrow–Lind Theorem
Risk Pooling and Diversification
Asymmetric Information in Insurance Markets: Adverse Selection
Asymmetric Information in Insurance Markets: Moral Hazard
Signalling
Agency, Contract Theory and the Firm
Critique of the Classical Theory of the Firm
Agency Theory and the Separation of Ownership from Control
The Moral Hazard Principal–Agent Model
The Adverse Selection Principal–Agent Model
General Equilibrium under Uncertainty and Incomplete Markets
Introduction
Complete Markets in State-contingent Income Claims
State-contingent Commodities
Efficiency with Production
The Stock Market
Incomplete Stock Markets
Mathematical Appendices
The Structure of an Optimization Problem
Solutions to Optimization Problems
Existence of Solutions
Local and Global Optima
Uniqueness of Solutions
Interior and Boundary Optima
Concave Programming and the Kuhn–Tucker Conditions
Second-order Conditions and Comparative Statics
The Envelope Theorem
Fixed Points and Brouwer’s Theorem
Bayes’ Theorem
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Tags: Hugh Gravelle, Ray Rees, Microeconomics