MICROECONOMICS PRACTICE

Economic research requires learners to approach the method and thinking of an economist in solving economic problems. Economists often consider assumptions in models to analyze complex problems into simple and understandable problems. From the practical needs of learners in the study of economics in general and microeconomics in particular, the editorial group provide this document to support readers in practicing and achieving high efficiency in studying the subject.

Table of contents:
Chapter 1: Overview of microeconomics
Chapter 2: Supply and demand for goods
Chapter 3: Elasticity of supply and demand
Chapter 4: Consumer theory
Chapter 5: Production and cost
Chapter 6: Perfect competition
Chapter 7: Monopoly
Chapter 8: Exclusive competition and group monopoly
Chapter 9: Market of production factors.