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Dominick Salvatore Schaums Outline of Microeconomics, 4th edition Schaums Outline Series 2006

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INDEX

The letter p following a page number refers to a solved problem.

Absolute price 329p

Adverse selection 337, 338, 342–344p

Asymmetric information 337, 338, 342–344p

Advertising:

and monopolistic competition 248–249p

and monopoly 258–259p

and oligopoly 243

Agricultural programs 36–37p, 60–61p

Alternative cost doctrine 155p

Antitrust laws 220–221p, 242, 257p

Arc elasticity of demand 40–41, 45, 47–48p

(See also Elasticity of demand)

Assumptions in theory 1, 5p

Average cost 147–151, 158–166p

Average product 118–120, 126, 127–132p

Barriers to entry 220–221p, 244

Bertrand model 240, 244, 250–251p

Best level of output 186–187, 198–200p, 204p,

213–215, 223–224p, 238–239

Bilateral monopoly 289, 306–308p

Break-even point 188–189, 192, 198–200p

Budget line 67, 71, 80–81p

Capital 1, 6p, 8p, 15

Capital-using technical progress 153, 176–177p

Cardinal utility 79p

Cartels 242–243, 244, 255–256p

Centralized cartel model 242, 255–256p

Chamberlin model 241, 244, 253–255p

Characteristic 106–107, 115–116p

Circular flow 1, 8p

Cobb-Douglas production function 152, 153, 173–176p

Coinsurance 337–338, 345p

Collusion 242–243, 253–258p

Comparative statics 2, 3, 11p

Complements 15, 25–26p, 47p, 56p, 80p

Consistency 103

Constant cost industries 190, 192, 205–206p, 210p

Constant returns to scale 125, 126, 131p, 143p,

163–164p, 210p

Consumer:

behavior and demand 62–66, 75–78p, 80–87p

constraint 62–64, 67, 76–77p, 80–81p

equilibrium 63–64, 67, 76–77p, 82–84p

price index 104, 108, 113–114p

tastes and preferences 64, 73–76p, 79p

Consumer’s surplus 234p

Contestable-market theory 262–263, 265,

267–268p

Contract curve:

in consumption 86–89p, 312, 319, 323–324p,

330–331p

in production 314, 320, 323–325p, 330–332p

Corner solution 83–84p

Cost curves, long-run:

average 149–151, 162–165p

marginal 151, 164–166p

relation to production functions 170–171p

total 152, 166–168p

Cost curves, short-run:

average 147–149, 153, 157–158p

average fixed 147–148, 153, 157–158p

average variable 147–149, 153, 157–158p,

158–163p

derivation 147–148

marginal 146–149, 154, 157–162p

relation to long-run 149–152, 162–163p,

166–167p

relation to production functions 168–171p

total 146, 154, 156p, 166–168p

total fixed 146, 154, 156p

total variable 146, 154, 156p

Cost-plus pricing 264, 265, 270p

Cost of production:

alternative cost doctrine 155p

explicit 146, 155–157p

implicit 146, 155–157p

(See also Cost curves)

Cournot model 240, 244, 250–251p

Cross elasticity of demand 43, 45, 55–56p

(See also Elasticity of demand)

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