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Economics of the firm : theory and practice / Arthur A. Thompson, Jr., John P. Formby.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall, [1993]Copyright date: ©1993Edition: Sixth editionDescription: xxiii, 549 pages : illustrations ; 27 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0130928674
  • 9780130928672
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 338.5 20
LOC classification:
  • HB172 .T58 1993
Contents:
Preface -- Note to the Student -- Ch. 1. Introduction to Microeconomic Analysis -- Ch. 2. Buyers, Sellers, Firms, and Markets -- Ch. 3. Buyer Demand: The Cardinal Utility Model -- Ch. 4. Buyer Demand: The Indifference Curve and Attribute Models -- Ch. 5. Demand Functions, Revenue Functions, and Elasticity -- Ch. 6. Production Functions and Technology -- Ch. 7. Determining the Conditions for Efficient Production -- Ch. 8. Cost Analysis -- Ch. 9. The Profit Motive and Other Goals of the Firm -- Ch. 10. How Markets Function: The Model of Perfect Competition -- Ch. 11. How Markets Function: The Case of Monopoly -- Ch. 12. How Markets Function: The Model of Monopolistic Competition -- Ch. 13. How Markets Function: The Many Models of Oligopoly -- Ch. 14. The Economics of Firms With Multiple Prices, Plants, Products, or Objectives -- Ch. 15. The Five Competitive Forces -- Ch. 16. Competitive Advantage -- Ch. 17. How Resource Markets Function -- Ch. 18. General Equilibrium: Concepts and Analysis -- Index.
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Includes index.

Preface -- Note to the Student -- Ch. 1. Introduction to Microeconomic Analysis -- Ch. 2. Buyers, Sellers, Firms, and Markets -- Ch. 3. Buyer Demand: The Cardinal Utility Model -- Ch. 4. Buyer Demand: The Indifference Curve and Attribute Models -- Ch. 5. Demand Functions, Revenue Functions, and Elasticity -- Ch. 6. Production Functions and Technology -- Ch. 7. Determining the Conditions for Efficient Production -- Ch. 8. Cost Analysis -- Ch. 9. The Profit Motive and Other Goals of the Firm -- Ch. 10. How Markets Function: The Model of Perfect Competition -- Ch. 11. How Markets Function: The Case of Monopoly -- Ch. 12. How Markets Function: The Model of Monopolistic Competition -- Ch. 13. How Markets Function: The Many Models of Oligopoly -- Ch. 14. The Economics of Firms With Multiple Prices, Plants, Products, or Objectives -- Ch. 15. The Five Competitive Forces -- Ch. 16. Competitive Advantage -- Ch. 17. How Resource Markets Function -- Ch. 18. General Equilibrium: Concepts and Analysis -- Index.

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