Robert Pindyck Bücher

Aktuelle Bearbeitung der 5. AuflageZum Buch: Dieses etablierte Standardwerk vermittelt Ihnen die Grundlagen und neueste Aspekte der Mikroökonomie in leicht verständlicher und klarer Sprache. Zahlreiche Beispiele helfen Ihnen, die theoretischen Konzepte zu erkennen, die hinter praktischen Anwendungen liegen. Darüber hinaus sorgen Fallstudien dafür, diese Konzepte besser zu verstehen. Dieses Buch betont die Relevanz der Mikroökonomie für Entscheidungen im Management und in der Politik und deckt alle Bereiche der modernen Mikrökonomie ab: von der konventionellen Angebots-, Nachfrage- und Markttheorie über Versicherungs-, Spiel- und Oligopoltheorie, moral hazard und bis hin zur Theorie der Marktunvollkommenheit. p> Aus dem Inhalt:-> Grundlagen von Angebot und Nachfrage -> Konsumentenverhalten -> Entscheidungen bei Unsicherheit -> Analyse von Wettbewerbsmärkten -> Marktmacht: Monopol und Monopson -> Monopolistische Konkurrenz und Oligopol -> Spieltheorie und kompetitive Strategie -> Allgemeines Gleichgewicht und ökonomische Effizienz -> Märkte mit asymmetrischer Information -> Externalitäten und öffentliche Güter Über die Autoren: ROBERT S. PINDYCK gehört zu den weltweit angesehensten Mikroökonomen und lehrt an der renommierten Sloan School of Manage-ment des Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA. DANIEL L. RUBINFELD ist Professor für Wirtschaft und Recht an der University of California in Berkeley.

Focusing on the uncertainties surrounding climate change, Robert Pindyck delves into the known and unknown aspects of its impact and implications for policy. He emphasizes the urgent need for investments in adaptation strategies to mitigate the risks of catastrophic climate events. Through his analysis, Pindyck provides insights on effective approaches to safeguard against the unpredictable nature of climate change.

"Microeconomics" is designed for Intermediate Microeconomics courses, covering key topics like game theory, competitive strategy, uncertainty, and pricing analysis. The 9th Edition enhances clarity and engagement with new examples, demonstrating microeconomics' practical applications in decision-making and public policy.

This well-received book is a market leader in the field of Microeconomics, and demonstrates how microeconomics can be used as a tool for both managerial and public-policy decision making. Clear writing style and graphs compliment the integrated use of current, real world industry examples throughout the book. It emphasizes relevance and application to cover modern topics?such as Game Theory and economics of information?and examples?such as United States v. Microsoft, pricing cellular phone service, and Internet auctions. Coverage of other up-to-date issues includes supply and demand, cost, consumer behavior, individual and market demand, market failure, and the role of government. For individuals with an interest in economics, microeconomic theory, and price theory.

The Study Guide, prepared by Valerie Suslow of the University of Michigan and Jonathan Hamilton of the University of Florida, provides a wide variety review materials and exercises for students. Each chapter contains a list of important concepts, chapter highlights, a concept review, problem sets, and a self-test quiz. Worked out answers and solutions are provided for all exercises, problem sets, and self-test questions.

(This is the text alone. Refer to 0079132928, which is this main text plus the disk). First course in Econometrics in Economics Departments at better schools, also Economic/Business Forecasting. Statistics prerequisite but no calculus. Slightly higher level and more comprehensive than Gujarati Basic Econometrics (M-H, 1996) . P-R covers more time series and forecasting. P-R coverage is a notch below Johnston-DiNardo (M-H, 97) and requires no matrix algebra.