Microeconomics, Reference 

This text provides a thorough exposition of the traditional and the "modern" micro-theory. It concentrates on the models of behaviour of the basic economic units, consumers and producers. The main emphasis is on "oligopoly", which is the typical market structure of the modern industrial world. In addition, this second edition includes a third part covering the three important topics of the theory of factor pricing, general equilibrium theory and welfare theory. The new edition thus covers all the topics usually included in textbooks on price theory. The book is written at an intermediate level and is designed for undergraduate micro-theory courses. In addition, postgraduate courses in which micro-theory is taught at not too specialized a level could make use of the text. The author has adopted the verbal approach, with extensive use of diagrams to illustrate the verbal exposition. Mathematical proofs (where necessary) are presented in footnotes, or, when in the text, they are printed in small print so as not to interrupt the main theme. - from Amzon