Intermediate Microeconomics: A Modern Approach, 9/e (IE-Paperback)
暫譯: 中級微觀經濟學：現代方法，第9版 (IE-平裝本)

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Rigorous and modern—now with calculus integrated into the main text.

The #1 text is still the most modern presentation of the subject and gives students tools to develop the problem-solving skills they need for the course, and beyond.

Features

A NEW VERSION WITH CALCULUS

For instructors who teach a calculus-based course, this new version integrates calculus into the main body of each chapter, allowing for a deeper understanding of course concepts.

CUTTING-EDGE CONTENT BY A TRAIL-BLAZING ECONOMIST

Intermediate Microeconomics gets students working with the tools of modern microeconomics. Hal Varian, the chief economist at Google, took part in the economic revolution sparked by new forms of technology and commerce and integrates cutting-edge topics throughout the book in short, topical chapters. Students are introduced to a rigorous approach, with tools they can apply in the rest of their studies and throughout their careers.

A TIME-TESTED TOOL TO DEVELOP PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS

Students begin to develop the analytical and problem-solving skills they’ll use in the rest of their studies and career in Intermediate Microeconomics, and Workouts in Intermediate Economics is a straightforward, proven tool to help them practice. This best-selling supplement is keyed to the text and can be packaged with the text at a discount.

A NEW CHAPTER ON ECONOMETRICS

The era of Big Data is upon us. Economics and business students need to understand how to analyze all of the information available to firms and companies. To give them a head start, Hal Varian has added a chapter that provides an overview of econometrics.

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*LECTURE POWERPOINTS
*ART SLIDES
*INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL
*TEST BANK
*INSTRUCTOR'S RESOURCE DISC

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1. The Market
2. Budget Constraint
3. Preferences
4. Utility
5. Choice
6. Demand
7. Revealed Preference
8. Slutsky Equation
9. Buying and Selling
10. Intertemporal Choice
11. Asset Markets
12. Uncertainty
13. Risky Assets
14. Consumer's Surplus
15. Market Demand
16. Equilibrium
17. Auctions
18. Technology
19. Profit Maximization
20. Cost Minimization
21. Cost Curves
22. Firm Supply
23. Industry Supply
24. Monopoly
25. Monopoly Behavior
26. Factor Markets
27. Oligopoly
28. Game Theory
29. Game Applications
30. Behavioral Economics
31. Exchange
32. Production
33. Welfare
34. Externalities
35. Information Technology
36. Public Goods
37. Asymmetric Information
Mathematical Appendix