Part 1: Economies without Production
Chapter 2: Gains from exchange
Chapter 3: Discrete Goods: Reservation Prices, Demand and Supply and Surpluses
Chapter 4: Continuous Goods: Demand and Supply, and Surpluses
Chapter 5: Preferences
Chapter 6: Demand and Supply with Income in the Form of Endowments
Chapter 7: Demand with Income in the Form of Money
Chapter 8: Exchange
Chapter 9: Welfare
Part 2: Economies with Production
Chapter 10: Firms and Technology
Chapter 11: Cost Minimization and the Demand for Factors
Chapter 12: Cost Curves
Chapter 13: Firm Supply and Producer Surplus
Chapter 14: Production Possibility Frontiers
Chapter 15: Production and Exchange
Interlude
Chapter 16: Empirical Evidence on Demand, Supply and Surpluses
Part 3: Applications and Implications of the Basic Tools
Chapter 17: Aggregation
Chapter 18: Revealed Preference and Revealed Profitability
Chapter 19: Compensating and Equivalent Variations
Chapter 20: Inter-temporal Choice
Chapter 21: The Discounted Utility Model
Chapter 22: Exchange in Capital Markets
Chapter 23: Choice under Risk
Chapter 24: The Expected Utility Model
Chapter 25: Exchange in Insurance Markets
Chapter 26: The Labour Market
Part 4: Market Inefficiencies of Various Types
Chapter 27: Taxation
Chapter 28: Monopoly and Monopsony
Chapter 29: Natural Monopoly and Discrimination
Chapter 30: Game Theory
Chapter 31: Duopoly
Chapter 32: Externalities
Chapter 33: Public Goods
Chapter 34: Asymmetric Information
Examination Questions
Index