دانلود کتاب Models in Microeconomic Theory: 'She' Edition

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Preface
Part I Individual behavior
1 Preferences and utility
1.1 Preferences
1.2 Preference formation
1.3 An experiment
1.4 Utility functions
Problems
Notes
2 Choice
2.1 Choice and rational choice
2.2 Rationalizing choice
2.3 Property alpha
2.4 Satisficing
2.5 The money pump argument
2.6 Evidence of choices inconsistent with rationality
Problems
Notes
3 Preferences under uncertainty
3.1 Lotteries
3.2 Preferences over lotteries
3.3 Expected utility
3.4 Theory and experiments
3.5 Risk aversion
Problems
Notes
4 Consumer preferences
4.1 Bundles of goods
4.2 Preferences over bundles
4.3 Monotonicity
4.4 Continuity
4.5 Convexity
4.6 Differentiability
Problems
Notes
5 Consumer behavior
5.1 Budget sets
5.2 Demand functions
5.3 Rational consumer
5.4 Differentiable preferences
5.5 Rationalizing a demand function
5.6 Properties of demand functions
Problems
Notes
6 Producer behavior
6.1 The producer
6.2 Output maximization
6.3 Profit maximization
6.4 Cost function
6.5 Producers\' preferences
Problems
Notes
7 Monopoly
7.1 Basic model
7.2 Uniform-price monopolistic market
7.3 Discriminatory monopoly
7.4 Implicit discrimination
Problems
Notes
Part II Equilibrium
8 A jungle
8.1 Model
8.2 Equilibrium
8.3 Pareto stability
8.4 Equilibrium and Pareto stability in a jungle
8.5 Which allocations can be obtained by a social planner who controls the power relation?
8.6 Externalities
Problems
Notes
9 A market
9.1 Model
9.2 Existence and construction of a market equilibrium
9.3 Equilibrium and Pareto stability
9.4 Uniqueness of market equilibrium
Problems
Notes
10 An exchange economy
10.1 Model
10.2 Competitive equilibrium
10.3 Existence of a competitive equilibrium
10.4 Reopening trade
10.5 Equilibrium and Pareto stability
10.6 The core
10.7 Competitive equilibrium based on demand functions
10.8 Manipulability
10.9 Edgeworth box
Problems
Notes
11 Variants of an exchange economy
11.1 Market with indivisible good and money
11.2 Exchange economy with uncertainty
Problems
Notes
12 A market with consumers and producers
12.1 Production economy
12.2 An economy with capital and labor
Problems
13 Equilibrium with prices and expectations
13.1 Distributing customers among bank branches
13.2 Asymmetric information and adverse selection
13.3 A fishing economy
Problems
Notes
14 A market with asymmetric information
14.1 Introductory model
14.2 Labor market with education
Problems
Notes
Part III Game theory
15 Strategic games
15.1 Strategic games and Nash equilibrium
15.2 Basic examples
15.3 Economic examples
15.4 Existence of Nash equilibrium
15.5 Strictly competitive games
15.6 Kantian equilibrium
15.7 Mixed strategies
15.8 Interpreting Nash equilibrium
15.9 Correlated equilibrium
15.10 S(1) equilibrium
Problems
Notes
16 Extensive games
16.1 Extensive games and subgame perfect equilibrium
16.2 What is a strategy?
16.3 Backward induction
16.4 Bargaining
16.5 Repeated games
Problems
Notes
Part IV Topics
17 Mechanism design
17.1 Deciding on a public project
17.2 Strategy-proof mechanisms
17.3 Vickrey-Clarke-Groves mechanism
Problems
Notes
18 Matching
18.1 The matching problem
18.2 Gale-Shapley algorithm
18.3 Gale-Shapley algorithm and stability
Problems
Notes
19 Socialism
19.1 Model
19.2 Properties of economic systems
19.3 Characterization of socialism
Problems
Notes
20 Aggregating preferences
20.1 Social preferences
20.2 Preference aggregation functions
20.3 Properties of preference aggregation functions
20.4 Arrow\'s impossibility theorem
20.5 Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorem
Problems
Notes
References
Index