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Microeconomics 13th Edition

Microeconomics (13th Edition)

Microeconomics (13th Edition)

Book Edition13th Edition
Author(s)Arnold
ISBN9781337617406
Alternate ISBN(s)9781337617451
PublisherCengage
SubjectEconomics

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  1. Chapter 1WHAT ECONOMICS IS ABOUT

  2. Chapter AAAppendix A: Working with Diagrams

  3. Chapter 2PRODUCTION POSSIBILITIES FRONTIER FRAMEWORK

  4. Chapter 3SUPPLY AND DEMAND: THEORY

  5. Chapter 4Prices: Free, Controlled and Relative

  6. Chapter 5SUPPLY, DEMAND, AND PRICE: APPLICATIONS

  7. Chapter 6Elasticity

  8. Chapter 7CONSUMER CHOICE: MAXIMIZING UTILITY AND BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS

  9. Chapter ACAppendix C: Budget Constraint and Indifference Curve Analysis

  10. Chapter 8PRODUCTION AND COSTS

  11. Chapter 9PERFECT COMPETITION

  12. Chapter 10MONOPOLY

  13. Chapter 11MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION, OLIGOPOLY, AND GAME THEORY

  14. Chapter 12GOVERNMENT AND PRODUCT MARKETS: ANTITRUST AND REGULATION

  15. Chapter 13Factor Markets: With Emphasis on the Labor Market

  16. Chapter 14Wages, Unions, and Labor

  17. Chapter 15THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND POVERTY

  18. Chapter 16INTEREST, RENT, AND PROFIT

  19. Chapter 17MARKET FAILURE: EXTERNALITIES, PUBLIC GOODS, AND ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION

  20. Chapter 18Public Choice and Special-Interest Group Politics

  21. Chapter 19BUILDING THEORIES TO EXPLAIN EVERYDAY LIFE: FROM OBSERVATIONS TO QUESTIONS TO THEORIES TO PREDICTIONS

  22. Chapter 20INTERNATIONAL TRADE

  23. Chapter 21International Finance

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  1. Chapter 1WHAT ECONOMICS IS ABOUT

  2. Chapter AAAppendix A: Working with Diagrams

  3. Chapter 2PRODUCTION POSSIBILITIES FRONTIER FRAMEWORK

  4. Chapter 3SUPPLY AND DEMAND: THEORY

  5. Chapter 4Prices: Free, Controlled and Relative

  6. Chapter 5SUPPLY, DEMAND, AND PRICE: APPLICATIONS

  7. Chapter 6Elasticity

  8. Chapter 7CONSUMER CHOICE: MAXIMIZING UTILITY AND BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS

  9. Chapter ACAppendix C: Budget Constraint and Indifference Curve Analysis

  10. Chapter 8PRODUCTION AND COSTS

  11. Chapter 9PERFECT COMPETITION

  12. Chapter 10MONOPOLY

  13. Chapter 11MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION, OLIGOPOLY, AND GAME THEORY

  14. Chapter 12GOVERNMENT AND PRODUCT MARKETS: ANTITRUST AND REGULATION

  15. Chapter 13Factor Markets: With Emphasis on the Labor Market

  16. Chapter 14Wages, Unions, and Labor

  17. Chapter 15THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND POVERTY

  18. Chapter 16INTEREST, RENT, AND PROFIT

  19. Chapter 17MARKET FAILURE: EXTERNALITIES, PUBLIC GOODS, AND ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION

  20. Chapter 18Public Choice and Special-Interest Group Politics

  21. Chapter 19BUILDING THEORIES TO EXPLAIN EVERYDAY LIFE: FROM OBSERVATIONS TO QUESTIONS TO THEORIES TO PREDICTIONS

  22. Chapter 20INTERNATIONAL TRADE

  23. Chapter 21International Finance