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Microeconomics, 2/e

Microeconomics,  2/e

Author(s):
  • D. N. Dwivedi
  • Author: D. N. Dwivedi
    • ISBN:9788131759400
    • Price: Rs. 399.00
    • Pages:640
    • Imprint:Pearson Education
    • Binding:Paperback
    • Status:Available


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    This book is intended to be a comprehensive and standard text for undergraduate students of Microeconomics. Not only this book provides students with sufficient study material for the examination purpose, it aims at making them understand economics.

    Table of Content

    1. Introduction to Microeconomics
    2. The Economy: Its basic problems and working system
    3. The Market forces Demand and Supply
    4. Elasticity of Demand and Supply
    5. Application of Market Laws and Elasticity
    6. Theory of Consumer Demand: Cardinal Utility Approach
    7. Theory of Consumer Demand: Ordinal Utility Approach
    8. Application Indifference Curve Analysis
    9. Revealed Preference Theory
    10. Consumer Surplus
    11. Theory of Production: Laws of Returns to Variable Input
    12. Theory of Production: Laws of returns to a Variable Input
    13. Optimim Combinations of Inputs
    14. Theory of Costs
    15. The Objectives of Business Firms and their market Powers
    16. Price and Output Determination under Perfect Competition
    17. Price and Output Determination under Monopoly
    18. Price and Output Determination under Monopolistic Competition
    19. Price and Output Determine Oligopoly
    20. The Factor Market: Factor Demand and Supply
    21. Wage Determination under Perfect Competitions
    22. Wage and Employment Determination under Imperfect Competition
    23. Theory of Rent
    24. Theories of Interest and Investment Decisions
    25. Theories of profit
    26. Product Exhaustion Theorem
    27. General Equilibrium Analysis
    28. Welfare Economics: Pareto Optimality
    29. New Welfare Economics
    30. Market Failures and Public Goods

    Salient Features

    • Complex theories are explained with self-explanatory diagrams
    • Real examples are given to explain microeconomic theories
    • Plenty of numerical examples
    • Each chapter begins with learning objectives
    • Questions of various universities are given at the end of each chapter