Microeconomics II: For University of Delhi
Keeping the continuous economic changes in mind, this book is designed to make the students understand complex microeconomic theories in the simplest of possible ways. Structured specifically for the students of B. Com. (H) studying Microeconomics II in Delhi University, the intentions are to create a standard text for undergraduate students, providing them with sufficient study material for tackling examinations and learning holistically.
Table of Content
- The Objectives of Business Firms and Their Market Powers
- Price and Output Determination Under Perfect Competition
- Price and Output Determination Under Monopoly
- Price and Output Determination Under Monopolistic Competition
- Price and Output Determine Oligopoly
- The Factor Market: Factor Demand and Supply
- Wage Determination Under Perfect Competition
- Wage and Employment Determination Under Imperfect Competition
- Theory of Rent
- Theories of Interest and Investment Decisions
- Theories of Profit
- Product Exhaustion Theorem
- General Equilibrium Analysis
- Welfare Economics: Pareto Optimality
- New Welfare Economics
- Market Failures and Public Goods
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Salient Features
- Each chapter begins with learning objectives
- Plenty of numerical examples
- Questions of various universities are given at the end of each chapter
- Three years’ question papers are given at the end of the book.
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