Inhoudstabel:
- Deel 1. De Consument 1
- H2: Budget Constraint 2
- H3: Preferences 6
- H4: Utility 11
- H5: Choice 16
- H6: Demand 20
- H8: Slutsky Equation 27
- H15: Market Demand 31
- H10: Intertemporal Choice 36
- H12: Uncertainty 40
- Deel 2. De Producent 44
- H19: Technology 45
- H20: Profit Maximization 51
- H21: Cost Minimization 57
- H22: Cost Curves 62
- H23: Firm Supply 64
- H24: Industry Supply 67
- Deel 3. De Markt 70
- H16: Equilibrium 71
- H14: Consumer’s Surplus 72
- H25: Monopoly 75
- H26: Monopoly Behavior 81
- H28: Oligopoly 90
- H29: Game Theory 101
- H30: Game Applications 107
,Deel 1. De Consument
,2 Budget Constraint
2.1 The Budget Constraint
2.2 Two Goods Are Often Enough
2.3 Properties of the Budget Set
, 2.4 How the Budget Line Changes
2.5 The Numeraire
2.6 Taxes, Subsidies, and Rationing
- Deel 1. De Consument 1
- H2: Budget Constraint 2
- H3: Preferences 6
- H4: Utility 11
- H5: Choice 16
- H6: Demand 20
- H8: Slutsky Equation 27
- H15: Market Demand 31
- H10: Intertemporal Choice 36
- H12: Uncertainty 40
- Deel 2. De Producent 44
- H19: Technology 45
- H20: Profit Maximization 51
- H21: Cost Minimization 57
- H22: Cost Curves 62
- H23: Firm Supply 64
- H24: Industry Supply 67
- Deel 3. De Markt 70
- H16: Equilibrium 71
- H14: Consumer’s Surplus 72
- H25: Monopoly 75
- H26: Monopoly Behavior 81
- H28: Oligopoly 90
- H29: Game Theory 101
- H30: Game Applications 107
,Deel 1. De Consument
,2 Budget Constraint
2.1 The Budget Constraint
2.2 Two Goods Are Often Enough
2.3 Properties of the Budget Set
, 2.4 How the Budget Line Changes
2.5 The Numeraire
2.6 Taxes, Subsidies, and Rationing
