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Microeconomics
Robert Pindyck, Daniel Rubinfeld - ISBN: 9780134184241
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Complete summary of all chapters and topics discussed in the lectures and tutorials including a complete formula sheet.
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Complete summary of all chapters and topics discussed in the lectures and tutorials including a complete formula sheet.
A list of questions on long run cost of production
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A list of questions on long run cost of production
Final Exam test practice from Microeconomics Student Value Edition (8th Edition). Guaranteed to help the recipient or student pass the final exam centered on the material given in the final exam test practice
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Final Exam test practice from Microeconomics Student Value Edition (8th Edition). Guaranteed to help the recipient or student pass the final exam centered on the material given in the final exam test practice
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Sample problems from Microeconomics Student Value Edition (8th Edition)
Review questions and solutions on Consumer Choices: Effect of price and income changes, Price and Income Consumption Curves, Engel Curves, Income and Substitution Effect, Individual and Market Demand, Consumer Surplus, Applications
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Review questions and solutions on Consumer Choices: Effect of price and income changes, Price and Income Consumption Curves, Engel Curves, Income and Substitution Effect, Individual and Market Demand, Consumer Surplus, Applications
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Practice exam questions and answers from Microeconomics, Student Value Edition (8th Edition)
Homework questions and answers on long run production
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Class notes on the concept of Profit in Microeconomics
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Complete summary of all chapters and topics discussed in the lectures and tutorials including a complete formula sheet.
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Complete summary of all chapters and topics discussed in the lectures and tutorials including a complete formula sheet.
Suppose that Natasha’s utility function is given by u (I) = 110I, where I represents annual income in thousands of dollars. a. Is Natasha risk loving, risk neutral, or risk averse? Explain. b. Suppose that Natasha is currently earning an income of $40,000 (I = 40) and can earn that income next year with certainty. She is offered a chance to take a new job that offers a .6 probability of earn- ing $44,000 and a .4 probability of earning $33,000. Should she take the new job? c. In (...
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Suppose that Natasha’s utility function is given by u (I) = 110I, where I represents annual income in thousands of dollars. a. Is Natasha risk loving, risk neutral, or risk averse? Explain. b. Suppose that Natasha is currently earning an income of $40,000 (I = 40) and can earn that income next year with certainty. She is offered a chance to take a new job that offers a .6 probability of earn- ing $44,000 and a .4 probability of earning $33,000. Should she take the new job? c. In (...
A comprehensive PowerPoint presentation on the mathematical and economic concept on Perfect Competition
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A comprehensive PowerPoint presentation on the mathematical and economic concept on Perfect Competition
Practice exam questions and answers from Microeconomics, Student Value Edition (8th Edition)
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Practice exam questions and answers from Microeconomics, Student Value Edition (8th Edition)
This is a summary of essential knowledge of microeconomics that will help you during exam week. The summary includes all basic theories, formula, easy to read, and straightforward. It is derived from Microeconomics textbook by Robert Pindyck and Daniel Rubinfeld (9th edition.)
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This is a summary of essential knowledge of microeconomics that will help you during exam week. The summary includes all basic theories, formula, easy to read, and straightforward. It is derived from Microeconomics textbook by Robert Pindyck and Daniel Rubinfeld (9th edition.)
Review questions and solutions on monopoly profit maximization
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Review questions and solutions to Chapter 10 of Microeconomics, Student Value Edition (8th Edition)
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Review questions and solutions to Chapter 10 of Microeconomics, Student Value Edition (8th Edition)
Exam problems and solutions on consumer behavior (consumer choice)
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Exam problems and solutions on consumer behavior (consumer choice)
This is an elaborated summary of Microeconomics course. It is for students in Economics and Business Economics. This summary is very helpful for students during exam week.
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This is an elaborated summary of Microeconomics course. It is for students in Economics and Business Economics. This summary is very helpful for students during exam week.