Content Pure exchange system The existence of Walrasian equilibrium The first theorem of welfare economics The second theorem of welfare economics Exchange with production
Content Public goods Subscription -Efficient provision of public goods Public choice · Externality -What' s externality? - How to solute it? -What' s the efficient condition with externality
Summary textbook: Varian, Hal R., 1992, Microeconomics Analysis, 3rd ed. Mas-Colell, A., M. Whinston, and J. Green, 1995, Microeconomics Theory. assignments: twice a week; Team work; Deliver on the class
1. Integrability Demand function x(p, w)(c d ) is HDO, satisfied walras law and have a substitution matriX S(p, w) is s n.s.d. for any (p, w), if it's deduced by rational preference And if we observed an x(p, w)satisfied such conditions, can we find a preference to rationalization x(p w ) That the integrability problem
Duality Given the technology, we can obtain the cost function, are the cost function contains the same information of the technology (production function)? If the answer is \yes\, then the cost minimization behavior will indicate the technology of the firm
Chapter Three Consumer’s Behavior Theory: Further analysis(1) Chapter Four Production and Cost Function Chapter Five Perfect Competitive Market (1)完全竞争市场
Topics to be Discussed Competitive Factor Markets Equilibrium in a Competitive Factor Market Factor Markets with Monopsony Power Factor Markets with Monopoly Power