Lectures on Microeconomics

Lectures on Microeconomics: The Big Questions Approach presents microeconomic theory by examining fundamental economic and political problems through formal models. The textbook focuses on guiding readers to pose questions rigorously and reason toward their own conclusions rather than absorbing doctrines.

Coverage begins with the Walrasian model of general equilibrium as the analytical prerequisite for subsequent chapters. The volume then addresses unconventional topics, including matching theory, the morality of markets, and theories of justice.

Organized in a theorem-proof format that separates fully derived results from speculation, the text supports advanced undergraduate and graduate students as well as researchers working in normative economics.