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1. Introduction
2. SupplyandDemand
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3. Applying theSupply-and-Demand Model
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4. ConsumerChoice vt
5. ApplyingConsumerTheory
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6. FirmsandProduction
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7. Costs
8. CompetitiveFirmsandMarkets vt vt vt
9. ApplyingtheCompetitive Model
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10. GeneralEquilibrium andEconomicWelfare vt vt vt vt
11. Monopoly
12. PricingandAdvertising vt vt
13. Oligopolyand Monopolistic Competition vt vt vt
14. Game Theory vt
15. FactorMarkets vt
16. Interest Rates,Investments,andCapital Markets
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17. Uncertainty
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20. ContractsandMoralHazards vt vt vt
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byJeffreyM.Perloff,Chapters1-20
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1. Introduction
2. SupplyandDemand
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3. Applying theSupply-and-Demand Model
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4. ConsumerChoice vt
5. ApplyingConsumerTheory
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6. FirmsandProduction
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7. Costs
8. CompetitiveFirmsandMarkets vt vt vt
9. ApplyingtheCompetitive Model
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10. GeneralEquilibrium andEconomicWelfare vt vt vt vt
11. Monopoly
12. PricingandAdvertising vt vt
13. Oligopolyand Monopolistic Competition vt vt vt
14. Game Theory vt
15. FactorMarkets vt
16. Interest Rates,Investments,andCapital Markets
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17. Uncertainty
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19. AsymmetricInformation vt
20. ContractsandMoralHazards vt vt vt
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