Ebook: Microeconomics

An analytical and geometric methodology has been adopted in presenting the text. Many chapters are supplemented by mathematical appendices, even though the main text is comparatively free of mathematics. Applied examples related to the theoretical concepts have been included in each chapter and different types of exercises like multiple choice, prove-disprove questions and quantitative problems and questions are also included. In addition to covering traditional aspects of microeconomics, the book also discusses some recent developments like game theory, externalities, public good, information and law. Topics such as linear models, theory of distribution and international trade have also been described, which are normally not found in texts on microeconomics. This book should be useful as class material for undergraduate and graduate students of economics and business.