Microeconomics and Behaviour, 4e

Höfundar: Robert Frank; Edward Cartwright (Útgáfa: 4)
Microeconomics and Behaviour, 4e

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The fourth European edition of Microeconomics and Behaviour builds on its core analytical foundations, and embeds them in accessible and engaging real-world examples to demonstrate the relationship between economic thinking and analysis and human behaviour. By blending theory with practical application, students are encouraged to think like economists and critically assess the technical tools of microeconomics and to find more interesting and innovative ways of applying them and develop a lasting interest in the discipline.

Key Features• Fully updated chapters, with new and expanded material on the economics of happiness, halo and decoy effects, price discrimination, the gig economy and self-employment, and partial versus general equilibrium. • Extensive pedagogical features including worked examples, key terms and definitions, in-chapter exercises, chapter summaries, and review questions to enhance understanding and retention• Economic Naturalist examples illustrate how economic principles can explain everyday experiences and observations.

New examples include: “Why does an efficient health service not do everything to keep people alive?”, “Why did Taylor Swift fans not sell their tickets for The Eras Tour?” and “Why do most cryptocurrencies fail within a few years?”Connect® ResourcesAvailable on McGraw Hill’s Connect®, the well-established online learning platform, which features our award-winning adaptive reading experience as well as resources to help faculty and institutions improve student outcomes and course delivery efficiency.

To learn more, visit mheducation. co. uk/connect Key Connect® features for this edition include:• Economic Application Based Activities that provide students with valuable practice, using problem solving skills to apply their knowledge to realistic scenarios. Students’ progress from understanding basic concepts to using their knowledge to analyse complex scenarios and solve problems. • Economic Naturalist graphing questions which have been developed to complement this key pedagogical feature from the textbook.

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Útgefandi
McGraw-Hill UK
ISBN
9781526850287
Print ISBN
9781526850270
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
4
Höfundar
Robert Frank; Edward Cartwright
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2025-02-20
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
100
Prent takmörkun
2
Afritunar takmörkun
2

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  • Table of Contents and Preface
  • Microeconomics and Behaviour
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Dedication
  • Brief Table of Contents
  • Detailed Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Guided Tour
  • Transform learning with Connect
  • The Three Pillars of Connect®
  • Connect® for Economics
  • Application-Based Activities
  • Interactive Graphing Tools
  • Smarter studying with Smartbook
  • The ReadAnywhere App
  • About the Author
  • Original US Author
  • European Adapting Author
  • Acknowledgements
  • Author Acknowledgements
  • Author and Publisher Acknowledgements
  • Create & Custom Publishing
  • How do I Get Started?
  • Make the Grade!
  • Chapter 1: Thinking Like an Economist
  • Part One: Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Introduction
  • Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
  • The Cost–Benefit Approach to Decisions
  • The Role of Economic Theory
  • Common Pitfalls in Decision Making
  • Pitfall 1. Ignoring Implicit Costs
  • Pitfall 2. Failing to Ignore Sunk Costs
  • Pitfall 3. Measuring Costs and Benefits as Proportions Rather Than Absolute Monetary Amounts
  • Pitfall 4. Failure to Understand the Average–Marginal Distinction
  • Using Marginal Benefit and Marginal Cost
  • Would Parents Want Their Child to Marry Homo Economicus?
  • Positive Questions and Normative Questions
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 2: Supply and Demand
  • Chapter 2 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Supply and Demand Curves
  • Equilibrium Quantity and Price
  • Adjustment to Equilibrium
  • Some Welfare Properties of Equilibrium
  • Free Markets and Fairness
  • Rent Controls
  • Price Supports
  • The Rationing and Allocative Functions of Prices
  • Determinants of Supply and Demand
  • Determinants of Demand
  • Determinants of Supply
  • Changes in Demand versus Changes in the Quantity Demanded
  • Predicting and Explaining Changes in Price and Quantity
  • The Algebra of Supply and Demand
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 3: Game Theory
  • Chapter 3 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Social Dilemmas
  • Commitment Problems
  • What Happened to the Invisible Hand?
  • Repeated Games
  • Nash Equilibrium
  • The Maximin Strategy
  • Sequential Games
  • Incomplete Information
  • Behavioural Game Theory
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 4: Rational Consumer Choice
  • Part Two: The Theory of Consumer Behaviour
  • Chapter 4 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • The Opportunity Set or Budget Constraint
  • Budget Shifts Due to Price or Income Changes
  • Budgets Involving More than Two Goods
  • Non-linear Budget Constraints
  • Consumer Preferences
  • Indifference Curves
  • Trade-offs Between Goods
  • Using Indifference Curves to Describe Preferences
  • More-is-worse and Satiation Points
  • The Best Affordable Bundle
  • Corner Solutions
  • Indifference Curves When There Are More Than Two Goods
  • An Application of the Rational Choice Model
  • Theory of Choice and Household Production
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Appendix 4 The Utility Function Approach to Consumer Choice
  • The Utility Function Approach to Consumer Choice
  • Finding the Best Affordable Bundle Algebraically
  • Appendix 4 Problems
  • Chapter 5: Individual and Market Demand
  • Chapter 5 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • The Effects of Changes in Price
  • The Price–Consumption Curve
  • The Individual Consumer’s Demand Curve
  • The Effects of Changes in Income
  • The Income–Consumption Curve
  • The Engel Curve
  • Normal and Inferior Goods
  • The Income and Substitution Effects of a Price Change
  • Slutsky versus Hicksian Substitution Effect
  • Giffen Goods
  • Perfect Substitutes and Complements
  • Consumer Responsiveness to Changes in Price
  • Market Demand: Aggregating Individual Demand Curves
  • Price Elasticity of Demand
  • A Geometric Interpretation of Price Elasticity
  • Elasticity Along a Linear Demand Curve
  • The Unit-free Property of Elasticity
  • Determinants of Price Elasticity of Demand
  • Elasticity and Total Expenditure
  • Income Elasticity of Demand
  • The Importance of Income Distribution
  • Forecasting Economic Trends
  • Cross-price Elasticities of Demand
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Appendix 5 Additional Topics in Demand Theory
  • The Constant Elasticity Demand Curve
  • Generating Demand and Engel Curves Algebraically
  • Appendix 5 Problems
  • Answers to in-appendix exercises
  • Chapter 6: Applications of Rational Choice and Demand Theories
  • Chapter 6 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Using Price Elasticity of Demand
  • Demand for Public Transport
  • Sin Taxes
  • Tax Incidence
  • Welfare Comparisons
  • A Bias in the Consumer Price Index
  • The Income-compensated Demand Curve
  • Consumer Surplus
  • Using Demand Curves to Measure Consumer Surplus
  • Compensating Variation
  • Application: Two-part Pricing
  • Tax Burden and Equivalent Variation
  • Willingness to Pay and Accept
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 7: Choice under Uncertainty and the Economics of Information
  • Chapter 7 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Choice under Uncertainty
  • Probability and Expected Value
  • The von Neumann–Morgenstern Expected Utility Model
  • Paying to Reduce Uncertainty
  • Expected Utility and the Rational Choice Model
  • The Search for High Wages and Low Prices
  • Insuring against Bad Outcomes
  • Risk Pooling
  • The Reservation Price for Insurance
  • The Economics of Information
  • Adverse Selection
  • Adverse Selection and Insurance
  • Statistical Discrimination
  • Moral Hazard
  • Signalling
  • The Costly-to-fake Principle
  • The Full-disclosure Principle
  • Conspicuous Consumption as Ability Signalling
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 8: Explaining Tastes: The Importance of Altruism and Other Non-egoistic Behaviour
  • Chapter 8 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • The Present-aim Standard
  • Voting in Elections
  • Giving Money to Friends (or Strangers)
  • Concerns about Fairness
  • Evolution and Preferences
  • A Parable of Hawks and Doves
  • What Economics Can Learn from Biology
  • The Economics of Happiness
  • Sustaining Cooperation
  • Population Movements When Cooperators and Defectors Look Alike
  • Population Movements When Cooperators Are Easily Identified
  • Imperfect Mimicry and the Costs of Vigilance
  • Tastes Not Only Can Differ, They Must Differ
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 9: Cognitive Limitations and Consumer Behaviour
  • Chapter 9 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Bounded Rationality and Two Systems
  • Simple Heuristics That Make Us Smart (and Sometimes Dumb)
  • Framing and Heuristics
  • Two Systems Model
  • Don’t Throw Away the Rational Choice Model
  • The Difficulty of Actually Deciding
  • The Asymmetric Value Function
  • Sunk Costs and Out-of-pocket Expenses
  • Choice under Uncertainty
  • Prospect Theory
  • Judgemental Bias and Heuristics
  • Availability
  • Representativeness
  • Anchoring and Adjustment
  • The Psychophysics of Perception
  • Intertemporal Choice
  • The Self-control Pitfall
  • Nudge and Behaviour Change
  • Save More Tomorrow
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 10: Production
  • Part Three: The Theory of the Firm and Market Structure
  • Chapter 10 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • The Input–Output Relationship, or Production Function
  • Intermediate Products
  • Short Run and Long Run
  • Production in the Short Run
  • Total, Marginal and Average Products
  • The Relationships between Total, Marginal and Average Product Curves
  • The Practical Significance of the Average–Marginal Distinction
  • Production in the Long Run
  • The Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution
  • Returns to Scale
  • Showing Returns to Scale on the Isoquant Map
  • The Distinction between Diminishing Returns and Decreasing Returns to Scale
  • The Logical Puzzle of Decreasing Returns to Scale
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Appendix 10 Mathematical Extensions of Production Theory
  • The Average–Marginal Distinction
  • Some Examples of Production Functions
  • A Mathematical Definition of Returns to Scale
  • Appendix 10 Problems
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  • Chapter 11: Costs
  • Chapter 11 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Costs in the Short Run
  • Graphing the Total, Variable and Fixed Cost Curves
  • Other Short-run Costs
  • Graphing the Short-run Average and Marginal Cost Curves
  • The Relationship between MP, AP, MC and AVC
  • Cost Minimization and Allocating Production between Two Processes
  • Costs in the Long Run
  • Choosing the Optimal Input Combination
  • The Relationship between Optimal Input Choice and Long-run Costs
  • Long-run Costs and the Structure of Industry
  • The Relationship between Long-run and Short-Run Cost Curves
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
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  • Appendix 11 Mathematical Extensions of the Theory of Costs
  • More on the Relationship between Long-run and Short-run Cost Curves
  • The Calculus Approach to Cost Minimization
  • Appendix 11 Problems
  • Answers to in-appendix exercises
  • Chapter 12: Perfect Competition
  • Chapter 12 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • The Goal of Profit Maximization
  • What is Economic Profit?
  • Do Firms Profit Maximize?
  • The Four Conditions for Perfect Competition
  • The Short-run Condition for Profit Maximization
  • The Shutdown Condition
  • The Short-run Competitive Industry Supply
  • The Short-run Competitive Market
  • The Efficiency of Short-run Competitive Equilibrium
  • Producer Surplus
  • Adjustments in the Long Run
  • The Invisible Hand
  • The Long-run Competitive Industry Supply Curve
  • Long-run Supply Curve with U-shaped LAC Curves
  • Industry Supply When LAC Curves Are Not U-shaped
  • How Changing Input Prices Affect Long-run Supply
  • The Elasticity of Supply
  • Applying the Competitive Model
  • Price Supports as a Device for Saving Family Farms
  • The Adoption of Cost-saving Innovations
  • Who Benefits from Innovation?
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
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  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 13: Monopoly
  • Chapter 13 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Defining Monopoly
  • Five Sources of Monopoly
  • Exclusive Control over Important Inputs
  • Economies of Scale
  • Patents
  • Network Economies
  • Government Licences or Franchises
  • The Profit-maximizing Monopolist
  • The Monopolist’s Total Revenue Curve
  • Marginal Revenue
  • Marginal Revenue and Elasticity
  • Graphing Marginal Revenue
  • Graphical Interpretation of the Short-run Profit Maximization Condition
  • The Profit-maximizing Mark-up
  • The Monopolist’s Shutdown Condition
  • A Monopolist Has No Supply Curve
  • Adjustments in the Long Run
  • The Efficiency Loss from Monopoly
  • Dynamic Efficiency of Monopoly
  • Public Policy Towards Natural Monopoly
  • State Ownership and Management
  • State Regulation of Private Monopolies
  • Exclusive Contracting for Natural Monopoly
  • Vigorous Enforcement of Antitrust Laws
  • A Laissez-faire Policy Towards Natural Monopoly
  • Price Discrimination
  • Third-degree Price Discrimination
  • The Perfectly Discriminating Monopolist
  • Second-degree Price Discrimination
  • The Hurdle Model of Price Discrimination
  • Efficiency of a Price-discriminating Monopolist
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 14: Imperfect Competition
  • Chapter 14 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Monopolistic Competition
  • The Chamberlin Model
  • Chamberlinian Equilibrium in the Short Run
  • Chamberlinian Equilibrium in the Long Run
  • Perfect Competition versus Chamberlinian Monopolistic Competition
  • Criticisms of the Chamberlin Model
  • A Spatial Interpretation of Monopolistic Competition
  • Circular City Model
  • The Optimal Number of Locations
  • The Analogy to Product Characteristics
  • Paying for Variety
  • Hotelling Model
  • Some Specific Oligopoly Models
  • The Cournot Model
  • The Bertrand Model
  • The Stackelberg Model
  • Comparison of Outcomes
  • Entry Deterrence
  • Competition and Increasing Returns to Scale
  • Collusion
  • Repeated Play and Collusion
  • Price Discrimination and Oligopoly
  • Advertising
  • Consumer Preferences and Advertising
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 15: Labour
  • Part Four: Factor Markets
  • Chapter 15 Labour
  • Chapter Preview
  • The Perfectly Competitive Firm’s Demand for Labour
  • Long-run Demand for Labour
  • The Market Demand Curve for Labour
  • An Imperfect Competitor’s Demand for Labour
  • The Supply of Labour
  • Is Leisure a Giffen Good?
  • Taxes and Welfare Reform
  • The Non-economist’s Reaction to the Labour Supply Model
  • The Market Supply Curve
  • Compensating Wage Differentials
  • The Internal Wage Structure
  • Monopsony
  • Minimum Wage Laws
  • Labour Unions
  • International Labour Market
  • Immigration and Wages
  • Discrimination in the Labour Market
  • Statistical Discrimination
  • Winner-takes-all Markets
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 16: Capital
  • Chapter 16 Capital
  • Chapter Preview
  • Financial Capital and Real Capital
  • The Intertemporal Choice Model
  • Intertemporal Consumption Bundles
  • The Intertemporal Budget Constraint
  • Real versus Nominal Interest Rates
  • Intertemporal Indifference Curves
  • The Permanent Income and Life-cycle Hypotheses
  • Factors Accounting for Differences in Time Preference
  • Monetary Policy
  • The Demand for Real Capital
  • The Relationship Between the Rental Rate and the Interest Rate
  • The Criterion for Buying a Capital Good
  • Interest Rate Determination
  • The Market for Stocks and Bonds
  • The Efficient Market Hypothesis
  • The Anomaly of the Investment Newsletter
  • Sound Advice for Investors
  • Economic Rent
  • Exhaustible Resources as Inputs in Production
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 17: General Equilibrium and Market Efficiency
  • Part Five: Externalities, Public Goods and Welfare
  • Chapter 17 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Partial versus General Equilibrium
  • A Simple Exchange Economy
  • Efficiency and Fairness
  • Market Exchange
  • How Prices Adjust
  • The Invisible Hand Theorem
  • Efficiency in Production
  • Efficiency in Product Mix
  • Gains from International Trade
  • Taxes in General Equilibrium
  • Other Sources of Inefficiency
  • What to Make of the Welfare Theorems?
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 18: Externalities, Property Rights and the Coase Theorem
  • Chapter 18 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Externalities and Market Efficiency
  • Externalities in Markets
  • The Reciprocal Nature of Externalities
  • The Coase Theorem
  • Positive Externalities
  • Property Rights
  • The Tragedy of the Commons
  • Positional Externalities
  • Limiting the Work Week
  • Workplace Conditions
  • Taxing Externalities
  • Taxation versus Regulation
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Chapter 19: Government
  • Chapter 19 Introduction
  • Chapter Preview
  • Public Goods
  • The Optimal Quantity of a Public Good
  • Lindahl Equilibrium
  • Private Provision of Public Goods
  • Sale of By-products
  • Development of New Means to Exclude Non-payers
  • Publicly Provided Goods
  • The Economics of Clubs
  • Public Choice
  • Majority Voting
  • Agenda Manipulation
  • The Median Voter Theorem
  • Cost–Benefit Analysis
  • Rent Seeking
  • Government Failure
  • Income Distribution
  • The Rawlsian Criticism of the Marginal Productivity System
  • Practical Reasons for Redistribution
  • Fairness and Efficiency
  • Methods of Redistribution
  • The Negative Income Tax
  • Summary
  • Questions for review
  • Problems
  • Answers to in-chapter exercises
  • Index
  • Index
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