This book is designed to complement Microeconomics Made Simple: An ABC in 1-2-3 . It features 65 carefully crafted exercisesfive per chapteraligned directly with the textbook content. Each question includes helpful hints to guide students through the problem-solving process before consulting the full, detailed solutions.

More than just practice, this book offers engaging applications and mathematical challenges that deepen understanding and bring economic theory to life. Whether used for self-study or in the classroom, it is an essential tool for mastering microeconomics.

Includes hints to guide students through the problem-solving process before consulting the full, detailed solutions Explores 65 well-structured exercises that align directly with the textbook chapters Provides master key concepts with complete, step-by-step solutions for every question

Autorentext

Kjetil Bjorvatn is a professor of economics at the NHH Norwegian School of Economics. His research focuses primarily on development economics and behavioral economics, fields in which he has published extensively. A dedicated and award-winning educator, he has taught introductory microeconomics at the bachelor level for over a decade, earning recognition for his engaging and effective teaching style.

Klappentext

This book is designed to complement Microeconomics Made Simple: An ABC in 1-2-3. It features 65 carefully crafted exercises—five per chapter—aligned directly with the textbook content. Each question includes helpful hints to guide students through the problem-solving process before consulting the full, detailed solutions. More than just practice, this book offers engaging applications and mathematical challenges that deepen understanding and bring economic theory to life. Whether used for self-study or in the classroom, it is an essential tool for mastering microeconomics.

Inhalt

Pounds, prices and preferences.- More about consumer choice.- Consumers at work.- Behavioural economics.- Labour and capital.- Costs.- Profit.- Perfect competition.- Economic efficiency.- Economic policy.- Monopoly.- Oligopoly.- Game theory.