A rigorous and mathematically precise graduate?level textbook in microeconomic theory, this edition covers advanced topics including duality, envelope theorems, price discrimination, utility maximization, game theory, and general equilibrium. It emphasizes real-world relevance through behavioral economics features, timeless analytical tools, and a unified presentation of calculus-based models, geometry, and comparative statics. The textbook provides highly praised two-tier end-of-chapter problems—starting from basic numerical and behavioral questions and advancing to complex theoretical and empirical challenges—that build microeconomic intuition as well as analytical rigor.
