Contents:
Comparative statics and the paradigm of economics Review of calculus(one variable) Functions of several variables Profit maximization Matrices and determinants Comparative statics: the traditional methodology The envelope theorem and duality The derivation of cost functions Cost and production functions: special topics The derivation of consumer demand functions Special topics in consumer theory Intertemporal choice Behavior under uncertainty Maximization with inequality and nonnegativity constraints General equilibrium I: linear models General equilibrium II: nonlinear models Welfare economics Resource allocation over time: optimal control theory Equilibrium, disequilibrium, and the stability of markets
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