Microeconomic Theory

Many Instructors of Microeconomic Theory Have Been Waiting for a Text That Provides Balanced and In-Depth Analysis of the Essentials of Microeconomics. Masterfully Combining the Results of Years of Teaching Microeconomics at Harvard, Andreu Mas-Colell, Michael Whinston, and Jerry Green Have Filled That Conspicuous Vacancy With Their Groundbreaking Text, Microeconomic Theory . the Authors Set Out to Create a Solid Organizational Foundation Upon Which to Build the Effective Teaching Tool for Microeconomic Theory--The Result Presents Unprecedented Depth of Coverage in All the Essential Topics, While Allowing Professors to "Tailor-Make" Their Course to Suit Personal Priorities and Style. Topics Such As Noncooperative Game Theory, Information Economics, Mechanism Design, and General Equilibrium Under Uncertainty Receive the Attention That Reflects Their Stature Within the Discipline. the Authors Devote an Entire Section to Game Theory Alone, Making It "Free-Standing" to Allow Instructors To