1st Edition
Advanced Microeconomics Theory, Applications and New Developments
1. Budget set 2. Preferences 3. Utility maximisation 4. Expenditure minimisation and duality 5. Critiques of the demand theory and some new developments 6. General equilibrium of an exchange economy 7. Choice under uncertainty 8. Firm theory 9. Perfect competition 10. Monopoly 11. Game theory 12. Bargaining 13. Oligopoly 14. The principal-agent problem 15. Public goods 16. Mathematical appendix
Biography
Bibhas Saha is Associate Professor (Reader) in the Department of Economics, Durham University, UK.
“Ideal for one semester intensive course in microeconomics at the master’s/advanced undergraduate level. It covers core topics and information economics using game theory with many applications. Exposition is well-structured, aimed at conveying basic ideas in a free-flowing intuitive style with simple maths and graphs.”
—Parimal Bag, National University of Singapore, Singapore
“An outstanding textbook for advanced undergraduate and masters economics teaching, Prof Saha has successfully covered many important topics that guide an economics student’s foundational learning and bring them a step closer to the tools and ideas of modern microeconomic theory.”
—Jaideep Roy, University of Bath, UK
"Even in the somewhat crowded world of advanced textbooks in microeconomics, this book deserves a prominent niche of its own. It incorporates many recent developments typically left out in standard texts. The exposition, while formally rigorous, is lucid and reader-friendly."
— Indraneel Dasgupta, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India
