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Pindyck R.S., Rubinfeld D.L. — Microeconomics
Pindyck R.S., Rubinfeld D.L. — Microeconomics



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Íàçâàíèå: Microeconomics

Àâòîðû: Pindyck R.S., Rubinfeld D.L.

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This book is well known for its coverage of modern topics (Game theory, Economics of Information, and Behavioral Economics), clarity of its writing style and graphs, and integrated use of real world examples. The emphasis on relevance and application to both managerial and public-policy decision-making are focused goals of the book. This emphasis is accomplished by including MANY extended examples that cover such topics as the analysis of demand, cost, and market efficiency; the design of pricing strategies; investment and production decisions; and public policy analysis. Economists and strategists looking to stay current with economic information.


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Èçäàíèå: third edition

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 699

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 05.06.2005

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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Hdgeworth box, exchange efficiency      564
Hdgeworth box, production efficiency      574—575
Helpman, Elhanan      479
Herzlinger, Regina E.      610
Hester, Gordon L.      636
Hicksian substitution effects      136—137
Hirsch, Werner Z.      221
Hochman, Eithan      187
Holmstrom, Bengt      611
Homogeneous products, price competition with      428—429
Horizontal integration      402 613
Hotelling rule      544
Hotelling, Harold      544
Housing, demand for      112—113
Housing, long-run supply      270—271
Hufbauer, Gary Clyde      586
Hymans, Saul H.      36
Import quotas      300—305
Import quotas, effects of      585—586
Import quotas, sugar quota      303—305
Incentives and asymmetric information      616
Incentives and principal-agent problem      611—613
Incentives, design for integrated firm      613—616
Income changes and individual demand      96—99
Income changes, effects on budget line      71—72
Income effect      104
Income effect in demand theory      135—136
Income effect, negative and positive      104
Income effect, work versus leisure      502—503
Income elasticity of demand      31
Income elasticity, short-run versus long-run      34
Income, marginal utility of      133—134
Income-consumption curve      97—100
Increasing returns to scale      187 189
Increasing-cost industry      265—267
Increasing-cost industry, long-run supply curve for      266
Incremental cost      198
Independent goods      101
Independent variables/regression      659
Indifference curves      59—67
Indifference curves and consumer choice      74—75
Indifference curves and indifference map      62
Indifference curves and marginal rate of substitution      64—66
Indifference curves, cardinal ranking      63
Indifference curves, convexity      65
Indifference curves, ordinal ranking      63
Indifference curves, perfect complements      66—67
Indifference curves, perfect substitutes      66—67
Indifference curves, utility functions      85—87
Indifference map      62
Individual demand      93—101
Individual demand and income changes      96—99
Individual demand and price changes      94—95
Individual demand, demand curve      95—96
Individual demand, Engel curves      99—100
Industry, constant-cost industry      264—265
Industry, decreasing-cost industry      267
Industry, increasing-cost industry      265—267
Inflation and Consumer Price Index (CPI)      13
Inflation and interest rate      535
information      154—155
Information problems, and market failure      589
Input efficiency,      575—576
Inputs      170
Inputs and cost      204—209
Inputs and production function      167
Inputs, cost-minimizing input choice      204/208—209
Inputs, fixed inputs      170
Inputs, one variable (labor)      170—180
Inputs, price changes, firm's response to      249—250
Inputs, substitution among      181—183
Inputs, two variables      180—187
Insurance      151—153
Insurance companies and adverse selection      596—597
Insurance companies and moral hazard      605—606
Insurance companies and risk reduction      151—153
Integrated firm, asymmetric information      613—616
Integrated firm, incentive design in      613—616
Interest rate and inflation      535
Interest rate and value of bond      529—531
Interest rate, determination of      548—549
Interest rate, prime rate      441—442
Interest rate, types of market interest rates      550
International competition, and strategic trade policy      479—481
Intertemporal price discrimination      375—378
Investments and diversifiable risk      537
Investments and nondiversifiable risk      537—538
Investments in disposable diaper industry      539—541
Investments in electric motor factory      523—524 533—536
Investments in riskless assets      157
Investments in risky assets      155—162
Investments, bonds      528—532
Investments, capital asset pricing model      538—539
Investments, decision making by consumers      541—542
Investments, investor's choice problem      159—162
Investments, negative future cash flows      535—536
Investments, net present value, in investment decisions      532—536
Investments, risk and return trade-off      158—159
Invisible hand concept      570
Irvin, Thomas R.      634
Isocost Hue      204—205
Isoelastic demand curve      125
Isoquant map      169—170
Isoquants      168—170 181—-182 186
Isoutility curve      86l See also Indifference curves
Jensen, Clarence W.      303
Jensen, Richard      608
Jet fuel, demand for      498—500
Johnson, D. Gale      303
Just, Richard E.      187
Kahneman, Daniel      149
Kaplan, Daniel R.      292
Karier, Thomas      518
Kaserman, David L.      287
Kawai, Masahiro      113
Keeler, Theodore      189
Kimberly-Clark      482—484 539—541
Kinked demand curve model      438—439
Kinnucan, Henry      155
Klein, Benjamin      392
Knight, Frank      139
Koch, James V.      448
Kohlhase, Janet E.      505
Krasker, William S.      610
Kreps, David      429 458 462 466
Krugman, Paul R.      479 480
Labor and production      170—178
Labor markets, asymmetric information in      616—619
Labor markets, market signaling in      600—604
Labor productivity      177—179
Labor, average product of      171—174
Labor, law of diminishing returns      174—176
Labor, marginal product of      171—174
Lagrange multiplier      131 133 234 235
Langley, Sudchada      27
Law of diminishing returns      174—176
Law of diminishing returns and cost      200
Law of diminishing returns and Malthusian theory      176—177
Law of diminishing returns and technological improvements      175—176
Law of diminishing returns with one variable      174—176
Law of diminishing returns with two variables      180
Law of diminishing returns, long run      175
Law of diminishing returns, short run      175
Law of Large Numbers      152
Learning Curve      219—224
Learning curve in chemical processing industry      223—224
Learning curve, function of      220 222 224
Learning curve, relationships in      221—222
Least squares criterion      660—662
Lee, William C.      88
Lee,J. R.      19
Lehn, Kenneth      599
Leisure, price of      502—503
Lemons market      594—600
Lemons market, credit market      597—598
Lemons market, insurance      596—597
Lemons market, major league baseball      598—600
Lemons market, used cars      594—596
Lerner Degree of Monopoly Power      334
Lewbel, Arthur      391
Liebenstein, Harvey      118
Lieberman, Marvin B.      223 478
Linear regression      659
Loanable funds, supply and demand for      548—549
Long run, average cost      211—212
Long run, competitive equilibrium      259—260
Long run, cost in      204—216
Long run, demand in      32—34
Long run, law of diminishing returns      175
Long run, output in      256—263
Long run, producer surplus      262
Long run, production      170
Long run, profit maximization in      257—261
Long run, supply in      37—38
Loss in investment      535—536
Loss of competitive firm      245—246
Loss, deadweight loss      280—281
MacAvoy, Paul W.      50 468
MacCrimmon, Kenneth R.      148
MacKie-Mason, Jeffrey K.      444
Macroeconomics, nature of      3—4
Maddison, Angus      178
Maloney, M. T.      636
Maloney, Tim      7
Malthus, Thomas      176—177
Manthy, Robert S.      25
Marginal benefit      75
Marginal cost      75 198 200 240 241
Marginal cost, marginal cost curve      201 203
Marginal cost, measurement of      247
Marginal external benefit curve      626—627
Marginal external cost curve      624—626
Marginal product, of labor      171—174
Marginal rate of substitution      64
Marginal rate of substitution and consumer satisfaction      75
Marginal rate of substitution and corner solution      79—80 81
Marginal rate of substitution and indifference curves      64—66
Marginal rate of substitution and perfect complements      67
Marginal rate of substitution and perfect substitutes      66
Marginal rate of substitution in demand theory      131—132
Marginal rate of technical substitution      181—183 186
Marginal rate of technical substitution, mathematical treatment of      234—235
Marginal rate of transformation      578—580 582
Marginal revenue      240—241
Marginal revenue and monopoly      321—322 546
Marginal revenue product and marginal expenditures      501—502
Marginal revenue product of labor      492—494
Marginal utility      87—88
Marginal utility of income      133—134
Marginal utility, diminishing marginal utility      87
Marginal utility, equal marginal principle      88
Marginal utility, utility maximization      87—88
Market demand curve      107—113
Market demand curve and bandwagon effect      119—120
Market demand curve and monopoly power      333 338
Market demand curve and snob effect      120—121
Market demand curve for competitive firm      242—243
Market demand curve, competitive factor markets      496—498
Market demand curve, derived from individual demand curves      107—109
Market failure      283 588—590
Market failure and asymmetric information      596
Market failure and externalities      590
Market failure and incomplete information      589
Market failure and market power      589
Market failure and public goods      590 651—652
Market failure, correction of      627—628
Market power      19
Market price      11—12 241—242
Market signaling      600—604
Market supply curve      251—253
Market supply curve, backward bending curve      502—503
Market supply curve, short run      251—253
Market supply, elasticity of      253 350
Market-clearing      19
Markets      10—13
Markets, competitive market      11—12
Markets, extent of market      12—13
Markets, factor      See Factor markets
Markets, noncompetitive market      11
Markets, output market      491
Markets, perfectly competitive market      11
Marx, Karl      617
Maximin strategies, games      460—461
Meadows, Dennis      25
Meckling, William      608
Menell, Peter S.      640
Milgrom, Paul      466
Military, wage structure in      509—510
Minerals, long-run behavior of price      25—27
Minimum prices      288—290
Mixed bundling      389—390
Mixed strategies, games      461—463
Monopolistic competition in short run and long run      415—416
Monopolistic competition, characteristics of      414—416
Monopolistic competition, economic efficiency      416—418
Monopolistic competition, elasticity of demand      419
Monopolistic competition, equilibrium      415—417
Monopolistic competition, excess capacity      417—418
Monopolistic competition, free entry and exit      415
Monopolistic competition, inefficiency in      417—418
Monopolistic competition, product diversity      418
Monopolistic competition, versus perfectly competitive equilibrium      417—418
Monopoly      272 319—331
Monopoly power      319—320 332—345
Monopoly power and interaction among firms      339
Monopoly power and market demand curve      333 338
Monopoly power and number of firms in market      338—339
Monopoly power and price regulation      341—344
Monopoly power and resource production      546
Monopoly power and transfer pricing      408—409
Monopoly power and unions      514—519
Monopoly power, deadweight loss      340—341
Monopoly power, factor markets      514—519
Monopoly power, Lerner index      334
Monopoly power, measurement of      333—334
Monopoly power, rate-of-return regulation      344
Monopoly power, social costs of      340—345
Monopoly power, sources of      337—340 354
Monopoly, and shifts in demand      327—328
Monopoly, antitrust laws      354
Monopoly, bilateral monopoly      352 517
Monopoly, compared to monopsony      348
Monopoly, natural monopoly      339 343
Monopoly, output decision      322—325
Monopoly, pricing in      320—322 326—327 333—335
Monopoly, tax,effects of      328—329
Monopsony      319 345—348
Monopsony power      320 345 349—353
Monopsony power by buyers      346—347 349—350
Monopsony power in baseball player market      513—514
Monopsony power in U.S. manufacturing      352—353
Monopsony power, average expenditures      511—512
Monopsony power, deadweight loss      351—352
Monopsony power, factor markets      511—514
Monopsony power, marginal expenditures      511—512
Monopsony power, social costs of      350—352
Monopsony power, sources of      350 512
Moral hazard      604—607
Morkre, Morris E.      303
Morrison, S.      292
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