Price theory and applications: decisions, markets, and information
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| adam_text | CONTENTS PREFACE PAGE XIII PART ONE. INTRODUCTION 1 THE NATURE AND SCOPE
OF ECONOMICS 3 1.1 ECONOMICS AS A SOCIAL SCIENCE 4 1.2 ECONOMIC MAN 9
RATIONALITY 9 HUMAN GOALS - THE SELF-INTEREST ASSUMPTION 12 IGNORANCE
AND UNCERTAINTY 16 1.3 MARKET AND NONMARKET INTERACTIONS 16 1.4
ALLOCATION BY PRICES - THE MARKET SYSTEM 18 1.5 BEHAVIOR WITHIN
ORGANIZATIONS 20 1.6 POSITIVE AND NORMATIVE ANALYSIS: IS VERSUS
OUGHT 20 1.7 ELEMENTS OF THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM 21 DECISION-MAKING AGENTS
IN THE ECONOMY 21 SCARCITY, OBJECTS OF CHOICE, AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
22 1.8 MICROECONOMICS AND MACROECONOMICS 23 SUMMARY 23 QUESTIONS 24 2
WORKING TOOLS 27 2.1 EQUILIBRIUM: SUPPLY-DEMAND ANALYSIS 28 BALANCING
SUPPLY AND DEMAND 28 HOW CHANGES IN SUPPLY AND DEMAND AFFECT EQUILIBRIUM
30 ALGEBRA OF SUPPLY-DEMAND ANALYSIS 36 AN APPLICATION: INTRODUCING A
NEW SUPPLY SOURCE 38 TAXES ON TRANSACTIONS 39 AN APPLICATION:
INTERDICTING SUPPLY 43 PRICE CEILINGS AND PRICE FLOORS 46 2.2 FINDING AN
OPTIMUM 49 THE LOGIC OF TOTAL, AVERAGE, AND MARGINAL CONCEPTS 50 HOW
TOTAL, AVERAGE, AND MARGINAL MAGNITUDES ARE RELATED 54 AN APPLICATION:
FORAGING - WHEN IS IT TIME TO PACK UP AND LEAVE? 59 VI CONTENTS SUMMARY
61 QUESTIONS 62 PART TWO. PREFERENCE, CONSUMPTION, AND DEMAND 3 UTILITY
AND PREFERENCE 69 3.1 THE LAWS OF PREFERENCE .70 3.2 UTILITY AND
PREFERENCE 72 CARDINAL VERSUS ORDINAL UTILITY 73 UTILITY OF COMMODITY
BASKETS 77 3.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIFFERENCE CURVES 79 3.4 MORE ON
GOODS AND BADS 83 AN APPLICATION: CHARITY 85 3.5 THE SOURCES AND CONTENT
OF PREFERENCES 86 SUMMARY 90 QUESTIONS 90 4 CONSUMPTION AND DEMAND 93
4.1 THE OPTIMUM OF THE CONSUMER 94 THE GEOMETRY OF CONSUMER CHOICE 94
OPTIMUM OF THE CONSUMER (CARDINAL UTILITY) 97 OPTIMUM OF THE CONSUMER
(ORDINAL UTILITY) 100 4.2 COMPLEMENTS AND SUBSTITUTES 104 4.3 THE
CONSUMER S RESPONSE TO CHANGING OPPORTUNITIES 107 THE INCOME EXPANSION
PATH 107 THE ENGEL CURVE 110 PRICE EXPANSION PATH AND DEMAND CURVE 112
4.4 INCOME AND SUBSTITUTION EFFECTS OF A PRICE CHANGE 115 AN
APPLICATION: HOW CAN THE GIFFEN CASE COME ABOUT? HOW LIKELY IS IT? 117
4.5 FROM INDIVIDUAL DEMAND TO MARKET DEMAND 118 4.6 AN APPLICATION:
SUBSIDY VERSUS VOUCHER 120 SUMMARY 122 QUESTIONS 124 5 APPLICATIONS AND
EXTENSIONS OF DEMAND THEORY 127 5.1 THE ENGEL CURVE AND THE INCOME
ELASTICITY OF DEMAND 128 5.2 THE DEMAND CURVE AND THE PRICE ELASTICITY
OF DEMAND 132 5.3 THE CROSS-ELASTICITY OF DEMAND 136 5.4 FITTING A
DEMAND CURVE 137 CONSTANT SLOPE VERSUS CONSTANT ELASTICITY 138 GENERAL
DEMAND FUNCTIONS 139 5.5 DETERMINANTS OF RESPONSIVENESS OF DEMAND TO
PRICE 142 5.6 MULTIPLE CONSTRAINTS - RATIONING 144 COUPON RATIONING 144
POINT RATIONING 146 SUMMARY 151 QUESTIONS 152 CONTENTS VII PART THREE.
THE FIRM AND THE INDUSTRY 6 THE BUSINESS FIRM 157 6.1 WHY FIRMS?
ENTREPRENEUR, OWNER, MANAGER 158 ECONOMIC PROFIT VERSUS ACCOUNTING
PROFIT 160 THE SEPARATION OF OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL 160 6.2 THE OPTIMUM
OF THE FIRM IN PURE COMPETITION 165 THE SHUTDOWN DECISION 172 AN
APPLICATION: DIVISION OF OUTPUT AMONG PLANTS 174 6.3 COST FUNCTIONS 176
SHORT RUN VERSUS LONG RUN 176 RISING COSTS AND DIMINISHING RETURNS 180
6.4 AN APPLICATION: PEAK VERSUS OFF-PEAK OPERATION 182 SUMMARY 186
QUESTIONS 187 7 EQUILIBRIUM IN THE PRODUCT MARKET * COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY
191 7.1 THE SUPPLY FUNCTION 192 FROM FIRM SUPPLY TO MARKET SUPPLY: THE
SHORT RUN 192 LONG-RUN AND SHORT-RUN SUPPLY 195 EXTERNAL ECONOMIES AND
DISECONOMIES 199 7.2 FIRM SURVIVAL AND THE ZERO-PROFIT THEOREM 201 7.3
THE BENEFITS OF EXCHANGE: CONSUMER SURPLUS AND PRODUCER SURPLUS 203 AN
APPLICATION: THE WATER-DIAMOND PARADOX 205 AN APPLICATION: BENEFITS OF
AN INNOVATION 206 7.4 TRANSACTION TAXES AND OTHER HINDRANCES TO TRADE
207 TRANSACTION TAXES 208 SUPPLY QUOTAS 209 AN APPLICATION: IMPORT
QUOTAS 210 PRICE CEILINGS AND SHORTAGES 213 SUMMARY 217 QUESTIONS 218
8 MONOPOLIES, CARTELS, AND NETWORKS 221 8.1 THE MONOPOLIST S
PROFIT-MAXIMIZING OPTIMUM 222 PRICE-QUANTITY SOLUTION 222 MONOPOLY
VERSUS COMPETITIVE SOLUTIONS 226 AN APPLICATION: AUTHOR VERSUS PUBLISHER
228 AN APPLICATION: MONOPOLIST WITH COMPETITIVE FRINGE 231 8.2 MONOPOLY
AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY 231 8.3 REGULATION OF MONOPOLY 234 8.4
MONOPOLISTIC PRICE DISCRIMINATION 238 MARKET SEGMENTATION 238 BLOCK
PRICING 241 PERFECT DISCRIMINATION 243 8.5 CARTELS 244 VIII CONTENTS 8.6
NETWORK EXTERNALITIES 248 DEMAND FOR A NETWORK GOOD 248 MONOPOLY OR
COMPETITION? 250 THE LOCK-IN ISSUE 250 SUMMARY 253 QUESTIONS 254 9
PRODUCT QUALITY AND PRODUCT VARIETY 257 9.1 QUALITY 258 QUALITY UNDER
COMPETITION AND MONOPOLY 259 AN APPLICATION: SUPPRESSION OF INVENTIONS
263 CARTELS AND QUALITY 265 9.2 VARIETY 266 PRODUCT VARIETY UNDER
MONOPOLY 268 BLENDING MONOPOLY AND COMPETITION - MONOPOLISTIC
COMPETITION 270 SUMMARY 275 QUESTIONS 276 10 COMPETITION AMONG THE FEW:
OLIGOPOLY AND STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR 27 9 10.1 STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR: THE
THEORY OF GAMES 280 PATTERNS OF PAYOFFS 280 AN APPLICATION: PUBLIC GOODS
- TWO-PERSON VERSUS MULTIPERSON PRISONERS DILEMMA 282 PURE STRATEGIES
283 MIXED STRATEGIES 286 10.2 DUOPOLY - IDENTICAL PRODUCTS 288 QUANTITY
COMPETITION 289 PRICE COMPETITION 293 AN APPLICATION:
MOST-FAVORED-CUSTOMER CLAUSE 295 10.3 DUOPOLY - DIFFERENTIATED
PRODUCTS 297 QUANTITY COMPETITION 297 PRICE COMPETITION 298 10.4
OLIGOPOLY, COLLUSION, AND NUMBERS 300 AN APPLICATION: THE KINKED
DEMAND CURVE 300 OLIGOPOLY AND NUMBERS 302 SUMMARY 304 QUESTIONS 304 11
DEALING WITH UNCERTAINTY - THE ECONOMICS OF RISK AND INFORMATION 307
11.1 DECISIONS UNDER UNCERTAINTY 308 EXPECTED GAIN VERSUS EXPECTED
UTILITY 308 RISK AVERSION 309 RISK-BEARING AND INSURANCE 312 11.2 THE
VALUE OF INFORMATION 316 11.3 ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION 317 ADVERSE
SELECTION - THE LEMONS PROBLEM 317 CONTENTS IX CONVEYING QUALITY THROUGH
REPUTATION 321 DO PRICES SIGNAL QUALITY? INFORMATION AS A PUBLIC GOOD
323 CONVEYING INFORMATION - ADVERTISING 325 11.4 HERD BEHAVIOR AND
INFORMATIONAL CASCADES 325 11.5 COPYRIGHT, PATENTS, AND INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS 328 SUMMARY 332 QUESTIONS 334 PART FOUR. FACTO R MARKETS
AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION 12 THE DEMAND FOR FACTOR SERVICES 339 12.1
PRODUCTION AND FACTOR EMPLOYMENT WITH A SINGLE VARIABLE INPUT 340 THE
PRODUCTION FUNCTION 340 DIMINISHING RETURNS 340 FROM PRODUCTION FUNCTION
TO COST FUNCTION 343 THE FIRM S DEMAND FOR A SINGLE VARIABLE INPUT 345
12.2 PRODUCTION AND FACTOR EMPLOYMENT WITH SEVERAL VARIABLE INPUTS 349
THE PRODUCTION FUNCTION 350 FACTOR BALANCE AND FACTOR EMPLOYMENT 355 THE
FIRM S DEMAND FOR INPUTS 358 12.3 THE INDUSTRY S DEMAND FOR INPUTS 362
12.4 MONOPSONY IN THE FACTOR MARKET 364 12.5 AN APPLICATION:
MINIMUM-WAGE LAWS 366 SUMMARY 371 QUESTIONS 373 13 RESOURCE SUPPLY AND
FACTOR-MARKET EQUILIBRIUM 375 13.1 THE OPTIMUM OF THE RESOURCE-OWNER 376
AN APPLICATION: THE INCENTIVE EFFECTS OF WELFARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY
382 13.2 PERSONNEL ECONOMICS: MANAGERIAL APPLICATIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
THEORY 385 THE PRINCIPAL-AGENT PROBLEM 385 PAYING BY THE PIECE 386
SIGNALLING 389 13.3 FACTOR-MARKET EQUILIBRIUM 390 FROM INDIVIDUAL SUPPLY
TO MARKET SUPPLY 390 DEMAND AND SUPPLY TOGETHER 391 AN APPLICATION:
SOURCES OF GROWING WAGE INEQUALITY 392 13.4 MONOPOLIES AND CARTELS IN
FACTOR SUPPLY 395 13.5 THE FUNCTIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 397 THE
TRADITIONAL CLASSIFICATION: LAND, LABOR, AND CAPITAL 397 CAPITAL, RATE
OF RETURN, AND INTEREST 398 13.6 ECONOMIC RENT 402 SUMMARY 403 QUESTIONS
404 CONTENTS PART FIVE. EXCHANGE 14 EXCHANGE, TRANSACTION COSTS, AND
MONEY 409 14.1 PURE EXCHANGE: THE EDGEWORTH BOX 410 14.2 SUPPLY AND
DEMAND IN PURE EXCHANGE 416 AN APPLICATION: MARKET EXPERIMENTS IN
ECONOMICS 420 14.3 EXCHANGE AND PRODUCTION 423 14.4 IMPERFECT MARKETS:
COSTS OF EXCHANGE 430 HOW PERFECT ARE MARKETS? 430 PROPORTIONAL
TRANSACTION COSTS 433 LUMP-SUM TRANSACTION COSTS 437 14.5 THE ROLE OF
MONEY 440 MONEY AS MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE 440 MONEY AS TEMPORARY STORE OF
VALUE 442 14.6 AN APPLICATION: AUCTIONS 443 THE ENGLISH AUCTION 445
SEALED-BID SECOND-PRICE AUCTION 445 SEALED-BID FIRST-PRICE AUCTION 445
THE DUTCH AUCTION 446 SUMMARY 448 QUESTIONS 449 PART SIX. ECONOMICS AND
TIME 15 THE ECONOMICS OF TIME 455 15.1 PRESENT VERSUS FUTURE 456 15.2
CONSUMPTION CHOICES OVER TIME: PURE EXCHANGE 459 BORROWING-LENDING
EQUILIBRIUM WITH ZERO NET INVESTMENT 459 AN APPLICATION: DOUBLE TAXATION
OF SAVING? 461 15.3 PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OVER TIME: SAVING AND
INVESTMENT 464 15.4 INVESTMENT DECISIONS AND PROJECT ANALYSIS 468 THE
SEPARATION THEOREM 468 THE PRESENT-VALUE RULE 469 THE RATE OF RETURN
(ROR) RULE 475 15.5 REAL INTEREST AND MONETARY INTEREST: ALLOWING FOR
INFLATION 479 15.6 THE MULTIPLICITY OF INTEREST RATES 482 AN
APPLICATION: THE DISCOUNT RATE FOR PROJECT ANALYSIS 485 15.7 THE
FUNDAMENTALS OF INVESTMENT, SAVING, AND INTEREST 486 SUMMARY 490
QUESTIONS 491 PART SEVEN. POLITICAL ECONOMY 16 WELFARE ECONOMICS: THE
MARKET AND THE STATE 497 16.1 GOALS OF ECONOMIC POLICY 498 EFFICIENCY
VERSUS EQUITY 498 UTILITARIANISM 500 CONTENTS XI EFFICIENCY AS THE SUM
OF CONSUMER SURPLUS AND PRODUCER SURPLUS 500 EFFICIENT ALLOCATIONS IN
THE EDGEWORTH BOX 501 EQUITY RECONSIDERED 502 AN APPLICATION: HOW TO
DIVIDE A CAKE 504 16.2 THE THEOREM OF THE INVISIBLE HAND: THE ROLE OF
PRICES 506 EFFICIENT CONSUMPTION 506 EFFICIENT PRODUCTION 506 EFFICIENT
BALANCE BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION 507 16.3 MARKET FAILURES
508 MONOPOLY 508 EXTERNALITIES 508 THE COASE THEOREM 513 16.4 THE
COMMONS: THE CONSEQUENCES OF UNRESTRICTED ACCESS 515 16.5 PUBLIC GOODS
518 EFFICIENT PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF PUBLIC GOODS 518 VOLUNTARY
PROVISION OF NONEXCLUDABLE PUBLIC GOODS * FREE-RIDING 521 AN EXTENSION:
WEAKEST-LINK VERSUS BEST-SHOT MODELS OF PUBLIC GOODS 525 16.6
APPROPRIATIVE ACTIVITY AND RENT-SEEKING 529 SUMMARY 533 QUESTIONS 534 17
GOVERNMENT, POLITICS, AND CONFLICT 537 17.1 THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN:
GOVERNMENT FAILURES 538 CORRUPTION AS GOVERNMENT FAILURE 538 POLITICAL
COMPETITION AND ITS LIMITS 539 POLITICS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS 541 17.2
VOTING AS AN INSTRUMENT OF CONTROL 543 MAJORITY AND MINORITY -
LOG-ROLLING 544 THE CYCLING PARADOX 545 THE MEDIAN-VOTER THEOREM 546
17.3 CONFLICT AND COOPERATION 550 SOURCES OF COOPERATION AND CONFLICT
550 CONFLICT AND GAME THEORY 557 AN APPLICATION: SHOULD YOU PAY RANSOM?
561 SUMMARY 563 QUESTIONS 564 ANSWERS TO SELECTED QUESTIONS 567 NAME
INDEX 597 SUBJECT INDEX 601
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CONTENTS PREFACE PAGE XIII PART ONE. INTRODUCTION 1 THE NATURE AND SCOPE
OF ECONOMICS 3 1.1 ECONOMICS AS A SOCIAL SCIENCE 4 1.2 "ECONOMIC MAN" 9
RATIONALITY 9 HUMAN GOALS - THE SELF-INTEREST ASSUMPTION 12 IGNORANCE
AND UNCERTAINTY 16 1.3 MARKET AND NONMARKET INTERACTIONS 16 1.4
ALLOCATION BY PRICES - THE MARKET SYSTEM 18 1.5 BEHAVIOR WITHIN
ORGANIZATIONS 20 1.6 POSITIVE AND NORMATIVE ANALYSIS: "IS" VERSUS
"OUGHT" 20 1.7 ELEMENTS OF THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM 21 DECISION-MAKING AGENTS
IN THE ECONOMY 21 SCARCITY, OBJECTS OF CHOICE, AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
22 1.8 MICROECONOMICS AND MACROECONOMICS 23 SUMMARY 23 QUESTIONS 24 2
WORKING TOOLS 27 2.1 EQUILIBRIUM: SUPPLY-DEMAND ANALYSIS 28 BALANCING
SUPPLY AND DEMAND 28 HOW CHANGES IN SUPPLY AND DEMAND AFFECT EQUILIBRIUM
30 ALGEBRA OF SUPPLY-DEMAND ANALYSIS 36 AN APPLICATION: INTRODUCING A
NEW SUPPLY SOURCE 38 TAXES ON TRANSACTIONS 39 AN APPLICATION:
INTERDICTING SUPPLY 43 PRICE CEILINGS AND PRICE FLOORS 46 2.2 FINDING AN
OPTIMUM 49 THE LOGIC OF TOTAL, AVERAGE, AND MARGINAL CONCEPTS 50 HOW
TOTAL, AVERAGE, AND MARGINAL MAGNITUDES ARE RELATED 54 AN APPLICATION:
FORAGING - WHEN IS IT TIME TO PACK UP AND LEAVE? 59 VI CONTENTS SUMMARY
61 QUESTIONS 62 PART TWO. PREFERENCE, CONSUMPTION, AND DEMAND 3 UTILITY
AND PREFERENCE 69 3.1 THE LAWS OF PREFERENCE .70 3.2 UTILITY AND
PREFERENCE 72 CARDINAL VERSUS ORDINAL UTILITY 73 UTILITY OF COMMODITY
BASKETS 77 3.3 CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIFFERENCE CURVES 79 3.4 MORE ON
GOODS AND BADS 83 AN APPLICATION: CHARITY 85 3.5 THE SOURCES AND CONTENT
OF PREFERENCES 86 SUMMARY 90 QUESTIONS 90 4 CONSUMPTION AND DEMAND 93
4.1 THE OPTIMUM OF THE CONSUMER 94 THE GEOMETRY OF CONSUMER CHOICE 94
OPTIMUM OF THE CONSUMER (CARDINAL UTILITY) 97 OPTIMUM OF THE CONSUMER
(ORDINAL UTILITY) 100 4.2 COMPLEMENTS AND SUBSTITUTES 104 4.3 THE
CONSUMER'S RESPONSE TO CHANGING OPPORTUNITIES 107 THE INCOME EXPANSION
PATH 107 THE ENGEL CURVE 110 PRICE EXPANSION PATH AND DEMAND CURVE 112
4.4 INCOME AND SUBSTITUTION EFFECTS OF A PRICE CHANGE 115 AN
APPLICATION: HOW CAN THE GIFFEN CASE COME ABOUT? HOW LIKELY IS IT? 117
4.5 FROM INDIVIDUAL DEMAND TO MARKET DEMAND 118 4.6 AN APPLICATION:
SUBSIDY VERSUS VOUCHER 120 SUMMARY 122 QUESTIONS 124 5 APPLICATIONS AND
EXTENSIONS OF DEMAND THEORY 127 5.1 THE ENGEL CURVE AND THE INCOME
ELASTICITY OF DEMAND 128 5.2 THE DEMAND CURVE AND THE PRICE ELASTICITY
OF DEMAND 132 5.3 THE CROSS-ELASTICITY OF DEMAND 136 5.4 FITTING A
DEMAND CURVE 137 CONSTANT SLOPE VERSUS CONSTANT ELASTICITY 138 GENERAL
DEMAND FUNCTIONS 139 5.5 DETERMINANTS OF RESPONSIVENESS OF DEMAND TO
PRICE 142 5.6 MULTIPLE CONSTRAINTS - RATIONING 144 COUPON RATIONING 144
POINT RATIONING 146 SUMMARY 151 QUESTIONS 152 CONTENTS VII PART THREE.
THE FIRM AND THE INDUSTRY 6 THE BUSINESS FIRM 157 6.1 WHY FIRMS?
ENTREPRENEUR, OWNER, MANAGER 158 ECONOMIC PROFIT VERSUS ACCOUNTING
PROFIT 160 THE SEPARATION OF OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL 160 6.2 THE OPTIMUM
OF THE FIRM IN PURE COMPETITION 165 THE SHUTDOWN DECISION 172 AN
APPLICATION: DIVISION OF OUTPUT AMONG PLANTS 174 6.3 COST FUNCTIONS 176
SHORT RUN VERSUS LONG RUN 176 RISING COSTS AND DIMINISHING RETURNS 180
6.4 AN APPLICATION: PEAK VERSUS OFF-PEAK OPERATION 182 SUMMARY 186
QUESTIONS 187 7 EQUILIBRIUM IN THE PRODUCT MARKET * COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY
191 7.1 THE SUPPLY FUNCTION 192 FROM FIRM SUPPLY TO MARKET SUPPLY: THE
SHORT RUN 192 LONG-RUN AND SHORT-RUN SUPPLY 195 EXTERNAL ECONOMIES AND
DISECONOMIES 199 7.2 FIRM SURVIVAL AND THE ZERO-PROFIT THEOREM 201 7.3
THE BENEFITS OF EXCHANGE: CONSUMER SURPLUS AND PRODUCER SURPLUS 203 AN
APPLICATION: THE WATER-DIAMOND PARADOX 205 AN APPLICATION: BENEFITS OF
AN INNOVATION 206 7.4 TRANSACTION TAXES AND OTHER HINDRANCES TO TRADE
207 TRANSACTION TAXES 208 SUPPLY QUOTAS 209 AN APPLICATION: IMPORT
QUOTAS 210 PRICE CEILINGS AND "SHORTAGES" 213 SUMMARY 217 QUESTIONS 218
8 MONOPOLIES, CARTELS, AND NETWORKS 221 8.1 THE MONOPOLIST'S
PROFIT-MAXIMIZING OPTIMUM 222 PRICE-QUANTITY SOLUTION 222 MONOPOLY
VERSUS COMPETITIVE SOLUTIONS 226 AN APPLICATION: AUTHOR VERSUS PUBLISHER
228 AN APPLICATION: MONOPOLIST WITH COMPETITIVE FRINGE 231 8.2 MONOPOLY
AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY 231 8.3 REGULATION OF MONOPOLY 234 8.4
MONOPOLISTIC PRICE DISCRIMINATION 238 MARKET SEGMENTATION 238 BLOCK
PRICING 241 PERFECT DISCRIMINATION 243 8.5 CARTELS 244 VIII CONTENTS 8.6
NETWORK EXTERNALITIES 248 DEMAND FOR A NETWORK GOOD 248 MONOPOLY OR
COMPETITION? 250 THE LOCK-IN ISSUE 250 SUMMARY 253 QUESTIONS 254 9
PRODUCT QUALITY AND PRODUCT VARIETY 257 9.1 QUALITY 258 QUALITY UNDER
COMPETITION AND MONOPOLY 259 AN APPLICATION: SUPPRESSION OF INVENTIONS
263 CARTELS AND QUALITY 265 9.2 VARIETY 266 PRODUCT VARIETY UNDER
MONOPOLY 268 BLENDING MONOPOLY AND COMPETITION - MONOPOLISTIC
COMPETITION 270 SUMMARY 275 QUESTIONS 276 10 COMPETITION AMONG THE FEW:
OLIGOPOLY AND STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR 27 9 10.1 STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR: THE
THEORY OF GAMES 280 PATTERNS OF PAYOFFS 280 AN APPLICATION: PUBLIC GOODS
- TWO-PERSON VERSUS MULTIPERSON PRISONERS' DILEMMA 282 PURE STRATEGIES
283 MIXED STRATEGIES 286 10.2 DUOPOLY - IDENTICAL PRODUCTS 288 QUANTITY
COMPETITION 289 PRICE COMPETITION 293 AN APPLICATION:
"MOST-FAVORED-CUSTOMER" CLAUSE 295 10.3 DUOPOLY - DIFFERENTIATED
PRODUCTS 297 QUANTITY COMPETITION 297 PRICE COMPETITION 298 10.4
OLIGOPOLY, COLLUSION, AND NUMBERS 300 AN APPLICATION: THE "KINKED"
DEMAND CURVE 300 OLIGOPOLY AND NUMBERS 302 SUMMARY 304 QUESTIONS 304 11
DEALING WITH UNCERTAINTY - THE ECONOMICS OF RISK AND INFORMATION 307
11.1 DECISIONS UNDER UNCERTAINTY 308 EXPECTED GAIN VERSUS EXPECTED
UTILITY 308 RISK AVERSION 309 RISK-BEARING AND INSURANCE 312 11.2 THE
VALUE OF INFORMATION 316 11.3 ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION 317 ADVERSE
SELECTION - THE LEMONS PROBLEM 317 CONTENTS IX CONVEYING QUALITY THROUGH
REPUTATION 321 DO PRICES SIGNAL QUALITY? INFORMATION AS A PUBLIC GOOD
323 CONVEYING INFORMATION - ADVERTISING 325 11.4 HERD BEHAVIOR AND
INFORMATIONAL CASCADES 325 11.5 COPYRIGHT, PATENTS, AND INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS 328 SUMMARY 332 QUESTIONS 334 PART FOUR. FACTO R MARKETS
AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION 12 THE DEMAND FOR FACTOR SERVICES 339 12.1
PRODUCTION AND FACTOR EMPLOYMENT WITH A SINGLE VARIABLE INPUT 340 THE
PRODUCTION FUNCTION 340 DIMINISHING RETURNS 340 FROM PRODUCTION FUNCTION
TO COST FUNCTION 343 THE FIRM'S DEMAND FOR A SINGLE VARIABLE INPUT 345
12.2 PRODUCTION AND FACTOR EMPLOYMENT WITH SEVERAL VARIABLE INPUTS 349
THE PRODUCTION FUNCTION 350 FACTOR BALANCE AND FACTOR EMPLOYMENT 355 THE
FIRM'S DEMAND FOR INPUTS 358 12.3 THE INDUSTRY'S DEMAND FOR INPUTS 362
12.4 MONOPSONY IN THE FACTOR MARKET 364 12.5 AN APPLICATION:
MINIMUM-WAGE LAWS 366 SUMMARY 371 QUESTIONS 373 13 RESOURCE SUPPLY AND
FACTOR-MARKET EQUILIBRIUM 375 13.1 THE OPTIMUM OF THE RESOURCE-OWNER 376
AN APPLICATION: THE INCENTIVE EFFECTS OF "WELFARE" AND SOCIAL SECURITY
382 13.2 PERSONNEL ECONOMICS: MANAGERIAL APPLICATIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
THEORY 385 THE PRINCIPAL-AGENT PROBLEM 385 PAYING BY THE PIECE 386
SIGNALLING 389 13.3 FACTOR-MARKET EQUILIBRIUM 390 FROM INDIVIDUAL SUPPLY
TO MARKET SUPPLY 390 DEMAND AND SUPPLY TOGETHER 391 AN APPLICATION:
SOURCES OF GROWING WAGE INEQUALITY 392 13.4 MONOPOLIES AND CARTELS IN
FACTOR SUPPLY 395 13.5 THE "FUNCTIONAL" DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 397 THE
TRADITIONAL CLASSIFICATION: LAND, LABOR, AND CAPITAL 397 CAPITAL, RATE
OF RETURN, AND INTEREST 398 13.6 ECONOMIC RENT 402 SUMMARY 403 QUESTIONS
404 CONTENTS PART FIVE. EXCHANGE 14 EXCHANGE, TRANSACTION COSTS, AND
MONEY 409 14.1 PURE EXCHANGE: THE EDGEWORTH BOX 410 14.2 SUPPLY AND
DEMAND IN PURE EXCHANGE 416 AN APPLICATION: MARKET EXPERIMENTS IN
ECONOMICS 420 14.3 EXCHANGE AND PRODUCTION 423 14.4 IMPERFECT MARKETS:
COSTS OF EXCHANGE 430 HOW PERFECT ARE MARKETS? 430 PROPORTIONAL
TRANSACTION COSTS 433 LUMP-SUM TRANSACTION COSTS 437 14.5 THE ROLE OF
MONEY 440 MONEY AS MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE 440 MONEY AS TEMPORARY STORE OF
VALUE 442 14.6 AN APPLICATION: AUCTIONS 443 THE ENGLISH AUCTION 445
SEALED-BID SECOND-PRICE AUCTION 445 SEALED-BID FIRST-PRICE AUCTION 445
THE DUTCH AUCTION 446 SUMMARY 448 QUESTIONS 449 PART SIX. ECONOMICS AND
TIME 15 THE ECONOMICS OF TIME 455 15.1 PRESENT VERSUS FUTURE 456 15.2
CONSUMPTION CHOICES OVER TIME: PURE EXCHANGE 459 BORROWING-LENDING
EQUILIBRIUM WITH ZERO NET INVESTMENT 459 AN APPLICATION: DOUBLE TAXATION
OF SAVING? 461 15.3 PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OVER TIME: SAVING AND
INVESTMENT 464 15.4 INVESTMENT DECISIONS AND PROJECT ANALYSIS 468 THE
SEPARATION THEOREM 468 THE PRESENT-VALUE RULE 469 THE RATE OF RETURN
(ROR) RULE 475 15.5 REAL INTEREST AND MONETARY INTEREST: ALLOWING FOR
INFLATION 479 15.6 THE MULTIPLICITY OF INTEREST RATES 482 AN
APPLICATION: THE DISCOUNT RATE FOR PROJECT ANALYSIS 485 15.7 THE
FUNDAMENTALS OF INVESTMENT, SAVING, AND INTEREST 486 SUMMARY 490
QUESTIONS 491 PART SEVEN. POLITICAL ECONOMY 16 WELFARE ECONOMICS: THE
MARKET AND THE STATE 497 16.1 GOALS OF ECONOMIC POLICY 498 EFFICIENCY
VERSUS EQUITY 498 UTILITARIANISM 500 CONTENTS XI EFFICIENCY AS THE SUM
OF CONSUMER SURPLUS AND PRODUCER SURPLUS 500 EFFICIENT ALLOCATIONS IN
THE EDGEWORTH BOX 501 "EQUITY" RECONSIDERED 502 AN APPLICATION: HOW TO
DIVIDE A CAKE 504 16.2 THE THEOREM OF THE INVISIBLE HAND: THE ROLE OF
PRICES 506 EFFICIENT CONSUMPTION 506 EFFICIENT PRODUCTION 506 EFFICIENT
BALANCE BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION 507 16.3 "MARKET FAILURES"
508 MONOPOLY 508 EXTERNALITIES 508 THE COASE THEOREM 513 16.4 THE
COMMONS: THE CONSEQUENCES OF UNRESTRICTED ACCESS 515 16.5 PUBLIC GOODS
518 EFFICIENT PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF PUBLIC GOODS 518 VOLUNTARY
PROVISION OF NONEXCLUDABLE PUBLIC GOODS * FREE-RIDING 521 AN EXTENSION:
WEAKEST-LINK VERSUS BEST-SHOT MODELS OF PUBLIC GOODS 525 16.6
APPROPRIATIVE ACTIVITY AND RENT-SEEKING 529 SUMMARY 533 QUESTIONS 534 17
GOVERNMENT, POLITICS, AND CONFLICT 537 17.1 THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN:
GOVERNMENT FAILURES 538 CORRUPTION AS GOVERNMENT FAILURE 538 POLITICAL
COMPETITION AND ITS LIMITS 539 POLITICS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS 541 17.2
VOTING AS AN INSTRUMENT OF CONTROL 543 MAJORITY AND MINORITY -
"LOG-ROLLING" 544 THE CYCLING PARADOX 545 THE MEDIAN-VOTER THEOREM 546
17.3 CONFLICT AND COOPERATION 550 SOURCES OF COOPERATION AND CONFLICT
550 CONFLICT AND GAME THEORY 557 AN APPLICATION: SHOULD YOU PAY RANSOM?
561 SUMMARY 563 QUESTIONS 564 ANSWERS TO SELECTED QUESTIONS 567 NAME
INDEX 597 SUBJECT INDEX 601 |
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