Microeconomics, 9th Edition, By Jeffrey M. Perloff (Solutions Manual )

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Introduction Supply and Demand Applying the Supply-and-Demand Model Consumer Choice Applying Consumer Theory Firms and Production Costs Competitive Firms and Markets Applying the Competitive M odel Ge... neral Equilibrium and Economic Welfare Monopoly Pricing and Advertising Oligopoly and Monopolistic Competition Game Theory Factor Markets Interest Rates, Investments, and Capital Markets Uncertainty Externalities, Open-Access, and Public Goods Asymmetric Information Contracts and Moral Hazards APPENDICES 2A. Regressions 3A. Effects of a Specific Tax on Equilibrium 4A. Utility and Indifference Curves 4B. Maximizing Utility 5A. The Slutsky Equation 5B. Labor-Leisure Model 6A. Properties of Marginal and Average Product Curves 6B. The Slope of an Isoquant 6C. Cobb-Douglas Production Function 7A. Minimum of the Average Cost Curve 7B. Japanese Beer Manufacturer's Short-Run Cost Curves 7C. Minimizing Cost 8A. The Elasticity of the Residual Demand Curve 8B. Profit Maximization 9A. Demand Elasticities and Surplus 11A. Relationship Between a Linear Demand Curve and Its Marginal Revenue Curve 11B. Incidence of a Specific Tax on a Monopoly 12A. Perfect Price Discrimination 12B. Group Price Discrimination 12C. Block Pricing 12D. Two-Part Pricing 12E. Profit-Maximizing Advertising and Production 13A. Nash-Cournot Equilibrium 13B. Nash-Stackelberg Equilibrium 13C. Nash-Bertrand Equilibrium 15A. Factor Demands 15B. Monopsony 16A. The Present Value of Payments over Time 18A. Welfare Effects of Pollution in a Competitive Market 20A. Nonshirking Condition Answers to Selected Questions and Problem [Show More]

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