Once you know how a single consumer or firm behaves, the next question is how whole markets work and what governments can do about them. Intermediate Microeconomics-II: Market, Government and Welfare is designed for B.A. (Hons.) Semester IV and B.A. (Program) Semester V students of the University of Delhi.
The book combines theory with diagrams, solved numerical problems and step-by-step explanations, which makes it useful for classroom learning, self-study, exam preparation and revision.
What you will find inside
- Monopoly and monopoly behaviour
- Monopolistic competition and product differentiation
- Exchange and general equilibrium
- Welfare economics, externalities and public goods
- Solved numericals and clear diagrams
Who should read it
University of Delhi economics students who want a clear, student-friendly treatment of market structure, government intervention and welfare.
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Intermediate Microeconomics-II: Market, Government and Welfare is available at Gyanavi Publishers & Distributors, with delivery across India. Browse more titles on our publisher page.
