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Microeconomics / Daniel Rubinfeld and Robert S. Pindyck

By: Rubinfeld, Daniel [author]Contributor(s): Pindyck, Robert S [co-author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boston : Prentice Hall, c2013Edition: Eighth editionDescription: xxiv, 743 pages : illustrations ; 27 cmISBN: 9789810696078Subject(s): MICROECONOMICSLOC classification: HB 172 .R83 2013

Contents:

Introduction : markets and prices -- Producers, consumers, and competitive markets -- Market structure and competitive strategy -- Information, market failure, and the role of government

Summary: We wrote this book, microeconomics, because we believe that students need to be exposed to the new topics that have come to play a central role in microeconomics over the years.

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Introduction : markets and prices -- Producers, consumers, and competitive markets -- Market structure and competitive strategy -- Information, market failure, and the role of government

We wrote this book, microeconomics, because we believe that students need to be exposed to the new topics that have come to play a central role in microeconomics over the years.

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