Microeconomics Economics Social Sciences
Microeconomics Economics Social Sciences
Microeconomics
Microeconomics: The study of the behaviour of small economic units, such as individual consumers, households or companies. It focuses on the determination of the prices that induce these agents to act, including wages for labour and return rates of investment funds. These concerns cover issues of demand and supply, welfare and distribution.
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- The Bonn Graduate School of Economics is designed for highly qualified students with a strong interest in quantitative economic research. The successful completion of the program will qualify students for positions in academic institutions, industry, poli
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- This page in WebEc contains links to and descriptions of WWW resources related to Microeconomics.
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- Contains links to and descriptions of resources related to Microeconomics.
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- A discussion of risk and uncertainty and an applet demonstrating how to calculate a certainty equivalent for risk averse or risk seeking individuals.
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- An online introduction to microeconomic principles, including elasticity, short and long run analysis, and industry structure.
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- Problems in Microeconomics is a set of practice problems and interactive lecture displays for students and faculty in introductory courses in microeconomics. The problems were written by Byron W. Brown, Professor of Economics at Michigan State University.
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- Course material on elasticities, a major concept used in microeconomics.
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- An intermediate text by David Friedman
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- The economics of the internet, information goods, intellectual property and related issues compiled by Hal R. Varian
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- Provides table of content of Microeconomic Theory by Mas-Colell, Whinston and Green. The major book on microeconomic theory.
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- Economics Working Paper Archiv.
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- Explains basic principles of supply and demand curves.
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- Economist Steven Levitt talks about his new book, "Freakonomics." A professor at the University of Chicago, Levitt uses statistics to examine matters of everyday life, often with unexpected results. [10:31 streaming audio broadcast]
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