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Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter i: An Introduction to Microeconomics
1.1
1.2
What Is a Good Theory?
1.3
1.4
Prices
Application
Rich: A Real Comparison
1.5
Participants
1.6
Application
Online Shopping
Application
Outsourcing) Hits Home
Economic Versus Accounting Costs
Application
Economic Costs of SOX
Sunk Costs
Application
Demolish a Profitable Hong Kong Hotel
1.7
Chapter
2.1
The Demand Curve
Application
Or How Arizona Learned about the Law of
Demand
Determinants of Demand Other Than Price
Shifts in Versus Movements along a Demand
Curve
Versus Movements along a Supply Curve
2.2
Quantity
Application
in Major American Cities?
2.3
or Supply
Application
Been
Using the Supply-Demand Model to Explain
Market Outcomes
Application
Fatter?
2.4
Price Controls
Rent Control
Benefits?
Application
Application
Deadly for Buyers
2.5
Price Elasticity of Demand
Price Elasticity of Demand
Application
Television Pricing
Demand Elasticities Vary among Goods
The Estimation of Demand Elasticities
Application
Elasticity
Three Other Elasticities
Application
Chapter
3.1
Consumer Preferences Graphed as Indifference
Curves
Curves
Preferences
and Economic Neuters
Substitutes and Complements
3.2
Geometry of the Budget Line
Budget Lines
Application
the Wake of BSE
3.3
A Corner Solution
Application
Restaurants
XVÍ
Table of Contents
The Composite-Good Convention
Application
Bags
3.4
Choices
Normal Goods
Application
as a Means of Getting to Work
The Food Stamp Program
Application
Commencement Tickets
3.5
Application
3.6
Choice
The Consumer s Optimal Choice
Relationship to Indifference Curves
Chapter
4.1
Choices
The Consumer s Demand Curve
Remarks about the Demand Curve
Application
Youth Alcohol Abuse, Traffic
and Campus Violence
Do Demand Curves Always Slope
Downward?
4.2
Change
Income and Substitution Effects Illustrated:
The Normal-Good Case
Application
Effects and Home Ownership
The Income and Substitution Effects
Associated with a Gasoline Tax-Plus-Rebate
Program
Tax-Plus-Rebate Program
4.3
Goods
A Hypothetical Example of a Giffen Good
The Giffen Good Case: How Likely?
Application
Sloping Demand Curves?
4.4
Application
Curves for a UCLA MBA
4.5
The Uses of Consumer Surplus
Application
Associated with Free TV
Consumer Surplus and Indifference
Curves
4.6
Curve
Application
non-P-C Good
4.7
The Bandwagon Effect
Effect
Application
and the Diffusion of Communications
Technologies and Computer Hardware
and Software
4.8
Experimentation
Regression Analysis
Application
McDonald s Versus Burger King
Chapter
5.1
Consumer Welfare
Application
Benefits Tax Exempt?
Using the Consumer Surplus
Approach
Application
in Moscow
5.2
Proposal
Using Consumer Choice Theory to Analyze
Voucher Proposals
Application
Is Nothing New
5.3
Does Everyone Benefit?
Application
and Recycling
5.4
Borrow
A Change in Endowment
Application
Saving
Changes in the Interest Rate
5.5
Application
and Their Risk-Return Preferences
•
xvii
Investor Preferences toward Risk:
Risk Aversion
toward Risk: Risk Neutral and Risk
Loving
Application
Standing in Line
Minimizing Exposure to Risk
Chapter
6.1
The Edgeworth Exchange Box Diagram
The Edgeworth Exchange Box with
Indifference Curves
Application
and eBay
6.2
Efficiency and Equity
6.3
Distribution
Application
Disparaged or Deified?
6.4
and Efficiency
Application
Rationing by Waiting
*6.5 Some of the Mathematics behind
Efficiency in Exchange
Chapter
173
7.1
7.2
Variable: The Short Run
Total, Average, and Marginal Product
Curves
Average and Marginal Product Curves
Application
Relationship Means for Your Grade Point
Average (CPA)
The Geometry of Product Curves
Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns
Application
Marginal Returns, Caffeine Intake,
and Exam Performance
7.3
The Long Run
Production
Marginal Products of Inputs
MRTS: Speed Limits and Gasoline
Consumption
7.4
Factors Giving Rise to Decreasing Returns
Application
and Decreasing Returns to Scale:
The Plan
Application
Compartmentalizing Their Firms and Fliers
Are Building Their Own Planes
7.5
of Production Functions
Linear Forms of Production Functions
Multiplicative Forms of Production Functions:
Cobb-Douglas as an Example
*7.6 The Mathematics behind Production
Theory
Marginal-Average Product Relationship
MRTS and the Ratio of Inputs Marginal
Products
Constant Returns to Scale Production
Functions
Chapter
8.1
8.2
Measures of Short-Run Cost: Total Fixed
and Variable Costs
Sunk Costs
of Short-Run Cost
Relationships
8.3
Marginal Cost
Application
on Retailing Productivity, Costs,
and Prices
Marginal-Average Relationships
Geometry of Cost Curves
8.4
Isocost Lines
Combinations
Tangency Points
Application
Minimization
The Expansion Path
Minimized?
Application
Private Provision: The Case of Primary and
Secondary Education
xviii
Table of Contents
8.5
Application
and Razing Buildings
Application
Thicker in New Haven
Application
Production Costs
8.6
The Long Run and the Short Run
Revisited
8.7
The Advantages of Learning by Doing to
Pioneering Firms
Application
Model T
8.8
Structure
Application
Suds, Suits, and Soft Drinks
8.9
Controlling Pollution
Application
Global Warming
8.10
8.11
Chapter
Competitive Markets
9.1
Competition
9.2
Application
Underpaid?
9.3
Firm
9.4
Short-Run Profit Maximization Using Per-Unit
Curves
Application
at the Relevant Margin
Operating at a Loss in the Short Run
9.5
Supply Curve
Application
Mothballing
Application
Supply Curve in the Very Short Run
Output Response to a Change in Input
Prices
9.6
Price and Output Determination in the Short
Run
Application
California Increased after Deregulation
9.7
Zero Profit When Firms Cost Curves
Differ?
9.8
Constant-Cost Industry
Industry
Application
Professors
Comments on the Long-Run Supply
Curve
9.9
Apply?
Chapter
10.1
Producer Surplus
Producer Surplus, and Efficient Output
The Deadweight Loss of a Price Ceiling
10.2
The Short-Run Effects of an Excise Tax
The Long-Run Effects
Burden of the Tax?
Effect of Elasticity of Supply
Incidence: The Effect of Elasticity of
Demand
Application
Profits Did Not Get Smoked by a Recent
Punitive-Damages Award
The Deadweight Loss of Excise Taxation
Application
(Run) of the Deadweight Loss of Rent
Control
10.3
What Happened to the Profits?
Deregulation
Application
Markets
The Push for Reregulation
Application
LaGuardia
10.4
The Illegal Market
10.5
Net Gains from Trade
•
XIX
Application
Interconnected Markets
The Gains from International Trade
Application
Be Banned?
The Link Between Imports and Exports
Application
Steals Jobs
10.6
Quantity Controls
Sugar Policy: A Sweet Deal
Application
Were Job Losers with Respect to
LifeSavers
Quotas and Their Foreign Producer
Consequences
Application
World Is Truly Flat
Chapter n: Monopoly
311
11.1
Revenue Curves
11.2
Monopoly
Graphical Analysis
and Its Relationship to Elasticity of
Demand
Application
Home Video and DVD Prices
11.3
Analysis
Application
Chocolates
11.4
Power
Measuring Monopoly Power
of Monopoly Power
Application
Madness
Strategic Behavior by Firms: Incumbents and
Potential Entrants
11.5
A Dynamic View of Monopoly and Its
Efficiency Implications
Application
Developing an AIDS Vaccine
11.6
Application
on the Telephone
Application
Views of Monopoly and the Microsoft
Antitrust Case
Regulation of Price
Chapter
with Monopoly Power
343
12.1
First-Degree Price Discrimination
Implementing First-Degree Price
Discrimination
Discrimination
Application
the Second Degree
Third-Degree Price Discrimination
Application
Dealers
12.2
Discrimination
Application
Markets
12.3
Price Discrimination
Application
Earnest When It Comes to Applying
to Colleges
12.4
Peak-Load Pricing
Application
Airlines
Application
Demon, and Online
Discrimination
Peak-Load Pricing
Peak-Load Pricing
12.5
Many Consumers, Different Demands
Application
Price Discrimination
Chapter
and Oligopoly
369
13.1
Competition
Determination of Market Equilibrium
Monopolistic Competition and Efficiency
Is Government Intervention Warranted?
XX
Table of Contents
Application
in the Eye of the Beholder
13.2
The Cournot Model
Curves
Model
Application
Duopoly Air Routes
13.3
The Stackelberg Model
Firm Model
Dominant Firm s Demand Curve
Application
Dominant Firm Model in Pharmaceutical
Mallets
13.4
Cartelization of a Competitive Industry
Application
Competition or Cartelization?
Why Cartels Fail
Application
Cheating
Application
Oligopolies and Collusion
OPEC
Success
Chapter
of Information
14.1
Determination of Equilibrium
Application
Baseball.
Nash Equilibrium
14.2
Application
Prisoner s Dilemma
The Prisoner s Dilemma and Cheating by
Cartel Members
Game You May Play
14.3
Application
of World War I
Do Oligopolistic Firms Always Collude?
Application
Why Cheating by Corporate Leaders May
Have Increased
Game Theory and Oligopoly:
A Summary
14.4
The Lemons Model
to Asymmetric Information
Relevance of the Lemons Model
a Lemons Problem in Used Car Markets?
Application
and Internet Dating
14.5
Adverse Selection
to Adverse Selection
Application
American Red Cross
Moral Hazard
Moral Hazard
Application
andatthe Plate
14.6
The Effect of Search Intensity on Price
Dispersion
Application
the Price of Life Insurance
14.7
Advertising as Information
and Its Effects on Products Prices and
Qualities
Product, and Market Efficiency
Application
on Food Prices
Chapter
Market Models
430
15.1
Monopoly
Why Are the Estimates of the Deadweight Loss
Not Large?
Losses of Monopoly
15.2
The Effect of Inventions on Output
Application
Entertainment
15.3
Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Theory
Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Practice
The Pitfalls of Government Ownership
Application
Wells?
15.4
and Commitment
Iterated Dominance
•
xxi
Chapter
of Inputs
16.1
Firm
The Firm s Demand Curve: One Variable
Input
Inputs Variable
Curve: An Alternative Approach
16.2
for an Input
A Competitive Industry s Demand Curve for
an Input
Demand Curve for an Input
Application
Sky-High Pilot Salaries under Airline
Regulation
The Market Demand Curve for an Input
16.3
16.4
Employment of Inputs
Process of Input Price Equalization across
Industries
Application
High-Tech Immigrants
16.5
Industry Market
16.6
Output Market Monopoly
16.7
Application
Monopsony
Chapter
and Profit
17.1
of the Worker
Is This Model Plausible?
17.2
Is a Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve
Possible?
Application
Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve:
The Work Effort Choices of Dentists
Versus Physicians
The Market Supply Curve
17.3
Application
the
17.4
Compensating Wage Differentials
Application
Minutes Work
Differences in Human Capital Investment
Application
a BA
Differences in Ability
Application 17.S What s on the Outside
Also Counts
17.5
17.6
Case of Unions
Some Alternative Views of Unions and an
Assessment of the Impact of Unions on
Worker Productivity
Application
Unions
17.7
Rate
17.8
Productivity of Capital
The Investment Demand Curve
17.9
Interest Rate
Equalization of Rates of Return
17.10
Chapter
18.1
Further Considerations
the Effects of the Minimum Wage?
Application
Effect of the
Wage Hike
The Minimum Wage: An Example of an
Efficiency Wage?
18.2
But Do Workers Bear All the Burden?
Application
Benefits and Corporate America s
Increasing Reliance on Permatemps .
18.3
The Rest of the Story
Labor Markets
18.4
An Input Buyers Cartel
a Cartel of Buyers
Restrictions on Pay?
xxTl
Table of Contents
Application
Major League Baseball
18.5
What Causes Average Wage Rates to
Differ?
Application
Earnings Among Self-Employed
Workers
Chapter
Economic Efficiency
19.1
Compared
The Mutual Interdependence of Markets
Illustrated
Equilibrium Analysis Be Used?
19.2
Efficiency as a Goal for Economic
Performance
19.3
19.4
The Edgeworth Production Box
The Production Contract Curve and
Efficiency in Production
Equilibrium in Competitive Input
Markets
19.5
Efficiency in Output
Efficiency in Output
and the Gains from International Trade
Application
Restrictions on an Economy s
Consumption and Production
Possibilities
19.6
Efficiency
The Role of Information
Application
Promote Efficiency?
19.7
Market Power
Information
Application
Smoking
Externalities/Public Goods
Chapter
and Externalities
554
20.1
The Free-Rider Problem
Application
Free Riding and Group Size
Application
Samaritan Behavior and Croup Size
20.2
Good
Efficiency in Production and Distribution
Application
Lojack Is Underprovided
Patents
20.3
Externalities and Efficiency
Costs
Application
Causes and Some Potential Cures
Application
Freeways
External Benefits
Application
While Driving Be Banned?
20.4
Application
Rights...
The Coase Theorem
Application
Pay
20.5
The Market for Los Angeles Smog
Answers to Selected Problems
Glossary
Index
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Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter i: An Introduction to Microeconomics
1.1
1.2
What Is a Good Theory?
1.3
1.4
Prices
Application
Rich: A Real Comparison
1.5
Participants
1.6
Application
Online Shopping
Application
Outsourcing) Hits Home
Economic Versus Accounting Costs
Application
Economic Costs of SOX
Sunk Costs
Application
Demolish a Profitable Hong Kong Hotel
1.7
Chapter
2.1
The Demand Curve
Application
Or How Arizona Learned about the Law of
Demand
Determinants of Demand Other Than Price
Shifts in Versus Movements along a Demand
Curve
Versus Movements along a Supply Curve
2.2
Quantity
Application
in Major American Cities?
2.3
or Supply
Application
Been
Using the Supply-Demand Model to Explain
Market Outcomes
Application
Fatter?
2.4
Price Controls
Rent Control
Benefits?
Application
Application
Deadly for Buyers
2.5
Price Elasticity of Demand
Price Elasticity of Demand
Application
Television Pricing
Demand Elasticities Vary among Goods
The Estimation of Demand Elasticities
Application
Elasticity
Three Other Elasticities
Application
Chapter
3.1
Consumer Preferences Graphed as Indifference
Curves
Curves
Preferences
and Economic Neuters
Substitutes and Complements
3.2
Geometry of the Budget Line
Budget Lines
Application
the Wake of BSE
3.3
A Corner Solution
Application
Restaurants
XVÍ
Table of Contents
The Composite-Good Convention
Application
Bags
3.4
Choices
Normal Goods
Application
as a Means of Getting to Work
The Food Stamp Program
Application
Commencement Tickets
3.5
Application
3.6
Choice
The Consumer's Optimal Choice
Relationship to Indifference Curves
Chapter
4.1
Choices
The Consumer's Demand Curve
Remarks about the Demand Curve
Application
Youth Alcohol Abuse, Traffic
and Campus Violence
Do Demand Curves Always Slope
Downward?
4.2
Change
Income and Substitution Effects Illustrated:
The Normal-Good Case
Application
Effects and Home Ownership
The Income and Substitution Effects
Associated with a Gasoline Tax-Plus-Rebate
Program
Tax-Plus-Rebate Program
4.3
Goods
A Hypothetical Example of a Giffen Good
The Giffen Good Case: How Likely?
Application
Sloping Demand Curves?
4.4
Application
Curves for a UCLA MBA
4.5
The Uses of Consumer Surplus
Application
Associated with Free TV
Consumer Surplus and Indifference
Curves
4.6
Curve
Application
non-P-C Good
4.7
The Bandwagon Effect
Effect
Application
and the Diffusion of Communications
Technologies and Computer Hardware
and Software
4.8
Experimentation
Regression Analysis
Application
McDonald's Versus Burger King
Chapter
5.1
Consumer Welfare
Application
Benefits Tax Exempt?
Using the Consumer Surplus
Approach
Application
in Moscow
5.2
Proposal
Using Consumer Choice Theory to Analyze
Voucher Proposals
Application
Is Nothing New
5.3
Does Everyone Benefit?
Application
and Recycling
5.4
Borrow
A Change in Endowment
Application
Saving
Changes in the Interest Rate
5.5
Application
and Their Risk-Return Preferences
•
xvii
Investor Preferences toward Risk:
Risk Aversion
toward Risk: Risk Neutral and Risk
Loving
Application
Standing in Line
Minimizing Exposure to Risk
Chapter
6.1
The Edgeworth Exchange Box Diagram
The Edgeworth Exchange Box with
Indifference Curves
Application
and eBay
6.2
Efficiency and Equity
6.3
Distribution
Application
Disparaged or Deified?
6.4
and Efficiency
Application
Rationing by Waiting
*6.5 Some of the Mathematics behind
Efficiency in Exchange
Chapter
173
7.1
7.2
Variable: The Short Run
Total, Average, and Marginal Product
Curves
Average and Marginal Product Curves
Application
Relationship Means for Your Grade Point
Average (CPA)
The Geometry of Product Curves
Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns
Application
Marginal Returns, Caffeine Intake,
and Exam Performance
7.3
The Long Run
Production
Marginal Products of Inputs
MRTS: Speed Limits and Gasoline
Consumption
7.4
Factors Giving Rise to Decreasing Returns
Application
and Decreasing Returns to Scale:
"The Plan"
Application
Compartmentalizing Their Firms and Fliers
Are Building Their Own Planes
7.5
of Production Functions
Linear Forms of Production Functions
Multiplicative Forms of Production Functions:
Cobb-Douglas as an Example
*7.6 The Mathematics behind Production
Theory
Marginal-Average Product Relationship
MRTS and the Ratio of Inputs' Marginal
Products
Constant Returns to Scale Production
Functions
Chapter
8.1
8.2
Measures of Short-Run Cost: Total Fixed
and Variable Costs
Sunk Costs
of Short-Run Cost
Relationships
8.3
Marginal Cost
Application
on Retailing Productivity, Costs,
and Prices
Marginal-Average Relationships
Geometry of Cost Curves
8.4
Isocost Lines
Combinations
Tangency Points
Application
Minimization
The Expansion Path
Minimized?
Application
Private Provision: The Case of Primary and
Secondary Education
xviii
Table of Contents
8.5
Application
and Razing Buildings
Application
Thicker in New Haven
Application
Production Costs
8.6
The Long Run and the Short Run
Revisited
8.7
The Advantages of Learning by Doing to
Pioneering Firms
Application
Model T
8.8
Structure
Application
Suds, Suits, and Soft Drinks
8.9
Controlling Pollution
Application
Global Warming
8.10
8.11
Chapter
Competitive Markets
9.1
Competition
9.2
Application
Underpaid?
9.3
Firm
9.4
Short-Run Profit Maximization Using Per-Unit
Curves
Application
at the Relevant Margin
Operating at a Loss in the Short Run
9.5
Supply Curve
Application
Mothballing
Application
Supply Curve in the Very Short Run
Output Response to a Change in Input
Prices
9.6
Price and Output Determination in the Short
Run
Application
California Increased after Deregulation
9.7
Zero Profit When Firms' Cost Curves
Differ?
9.8
Constant-Cost Industry
Industry
Application
Professors
Comments on the Long-Run Supply
Curve
9.9
Apply?
Chapter
10.1
Producer Surplus
Producer Surplus, and Efficient Output
The Deadweight Loss of a Price Ceiling
10.2
The Short-Run Effects of an Excise Tax
The Long-Run Effects
Burden of the Tax?
Effect of Elasticity of Supply
Incidence: The Effect of Elasticity of
Demand
Application
Profits Did Not Get Smoked by a Recent
Punitive-Damages Award
The Deadweight Loss of Excise Taxation
Application
(Run) of the Deadweight Loss of Rent
Control
10.3
What Happened to the Profits?
Deregulation
Application
Markets
The Push for Reregulation
Application
LaGuardia
10.4
The Illegal Market
10.5
Net Gains from Trade
•
XIX
Application
Interconnected Markets
The Gains from International Trade
Application
Be Banned?
The Link Between Imports and Exports
Application
Steals Jobs
10.6
Quantity Controls
Sugar Policy: A Sweet Deal
Application
Were Job Losers with Respect to
LifeSavers
Quotas and Their Foreign Producer
Consequences
Application
World Is Truly Flat
Chapter n: Monopoly
311
11.1
Revenue Curves
11.2
Monopoly
Graphical Analysis
and Its Relationship to Elasticity of
Demand
Application
Home Video and DVD Prices
11.3
Analysis
Application
Chocolates
11.4
Power
Measuring Monopoly Power
of Monopoly Power
Application
Madness
Strategic Behavior by Firms: Incumbents and
Potential Entrants
11.5
A Dynamic View of Monopoly and Its
Efficiency Implications
Application
Developing an AIDS Vaccine
11.6
Application
on the Telephone
Application
Views of Monopoly and the Microsoft
Antitrust Case
Regulation of Price
Chapter
with Monopoly Power
343
12.1
First-Degree Price Discrimination
Implementing First-Degree Price
Discrimination
Discrimination
Application
the Second Degree
Third-Degree Price Discrimination
Application
Dealers
12.2
Discrimination
Application
Markets
12.3
Price Discrimination
Application
Earnest When It Comes to Applying
to Colleges
12.4
Peak-Load Pricing
Application
Airlines
Application
Demon, and Online
Discrimination
Peak-Load Pricing
Peak-Load Pricing
12.5
Many Consumers, Different Demands
Application
Price Discrimination
Chapter
and Oligopoly
369
13.1
Competition
Determination of Market Equilibrium
Monopolistic Competition and Efficiency
Is Government Intervention Warranted?
XX
Table of Contents
Application
in the Eye of the Beholder
13.2
The Cournot Model
Curves
Model
Application
Duopoly Air Routes
13.3
The Stackelberg Model
Firm Model
Dominant Firm's Demand Curve
Application
Dominant Firm Model in Pharmaceutical
Mallets
13.4
Cartelization of a Competitive Industry
Application
Competition or Cartelization?
Why Cartels Fail
Application
Cheating
Application
Oligopolies and Collusion
OPEC
Success
Chapter
of Information
14.1
Determination of Equilibrium
Application
Baseball.
Nash Equilibrium
14.2
Application
Prisoner's Dilemma
The Prisoner's Dilemma and Cheating by
Cartel Members
Game You May Play
14.3
Application
of World War I
Do Oligopolistic Firms Always Collude?
Application
Why Cheating by Corporate Leaders May
Have Increased
Game Theory and Oligopoly:
A Summary
14.4
The "Lemons" Model
to Asymmetric Information
Relevance of the Lemons Model
a Lemons Problem in Used Car Markets?
Application
and Internet Dating
14.5
Adverse Selection
to Adverse Selection
Application
American Red Cross
Moral Hazard
Moral Hazard
Application
andatthe Plate
14.6
The Effect of Search Intensity on Price
Dispersion
Application
the Price of Life Insurance
14.7
Advertising as Information
and Its Effects on Products' Prices and
Qualities
Product, and Market Efficiency
Application
on Food Prices
Chapter
Market Models
430
15.1
Monopoly
Why Are the Estimates of the Deadweight Loss
Not Large?
Losses of Monopoly
15.2
The Effect of Inventions on Output
Application
Entertainment
15.3
Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Theory
Regulation of Natural Monopoly: Practice
The Pitfalls of Government Ownership
Application
Wells?
15.4
and Commitment
Iterated Dominance
•
xxi
Chapter
of Inputs
16.1
Firm
The Firm's Demand Curve: One Variable
Input
Inputs Variable
Curve: An Alternative Approach
16.2
for an Input
A Competitive Industry's Demand Curve for
an Input
Demand Curve for an Input
Application
Sky-High Pilot Salaries under Airline
Regulation
The Market Demand Curve for an Input
16.3
16.4
Employment of Inputs
Process of Input Price Equalization across
Industries
Application
High-Tech Immigrants
16.5
Industry Market
16.6
Output Market Monopoly
16.7
Application
Monopsony
Chapter
and Profit
17.1
of the Worker
Is This Model Plausible?
17.2
Is a Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve
Possible?
Application
Backward-Bending Labor Supply Curve:
The Work Effort Choices of Dentists
Versus Physicians
The Market Supply Curve
17.3
Application
the
17.4
Compensating Wage Differentials
Application
Minutes' Work
Differences in Human Capital Investment
Application
a BA
Differences in Ability
Application 17.S What's on the Outside
Also Counts
17.5
17.6
Case of Unions
Some Alternative Views of Unions and an
Assessment of the Impact of Unions on
Worker Productivity
Application
Unions
17.7
Rate
17.8
Productivity of Capital
The Investment Demand Curve
17.9
Interest Rate
Equalization of Rates of Return
17.10
Chapter
18.1
Further Considerations
the Effects of the Minimum Wage?
Application
Effect of the
Wage Hike
The Minimum Wage: An Example of an
Efficiency Wage?
18.2
But Do Workers Bear All the Burden?
Application
Benefits and Corporate America's
Increasing Reliance on "Permatemps".
18.3
The Rest of the Story
Labor Markets
18.4
An Input Buyers'Cartel
a Cartel of Buyers
Restrictions on Pay?
xxTl
Table of Contents
Application
Major League Baseball
18.5
What Causes Average Wage Rates to
Differ?
Application
Earnings Among Self-Employed
Workers
Chapter
Economic Efficiency
19.1
Compared
The Mutual Interdependence of Markets
Illustrated
Equilibrium Analysis Be Used?
19.2
Efficiency as a Goal for Economic
Performance
19.3
19.4
The Edgeworth Production Box
The Production Contract Curve and
Efficiency in Production
Equilibrium in Competitive Input
Markets
19.5
Efficiency in Output
Efficiency in Output
and the Gains from International Trade
Application
Restrictions on an Economy's
Consumption and Production
Possibilities
19.6
Efficiency
The Role of Information
Application
Promote Efficiency?
19.7
Market Power
Information
Application
Smoking
Externalities/Public Goods
Chapter
and Externalities
554
20.1
The Free-Rider Problem
Application
Free Riding and Group Size
Application
Samaritan Behavior and Croup Size
20.2
Good
Efficiency in Production and Distribution
Application
Lojack Is Underprovided
Patents
20.3
Externalities and Efficiency
Costs
Application
Causes and Some Potential Cures
Application
Freeways
External Benefits
Application
While Driving Be Banned?
20.4
Application
Rights."
The Coase Theorem
Application
Pay
20.5
The Market for Los Angeles Smog
Answers to Selected Problems
Glossary
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