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"The language of public policy is increasingly the language of economics, and sophisticated policy formulation depends to an ever greater extent on an understanding of economic concepts." Readings
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The
Ideal World of Microeconomics (Diagram of Section)
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The Real
World of Microeconomics (Diagram of Section)
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Extensions
of Theory of Individuals' Choice: Not
quite so rational |
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Extensions of
Theory of Firms' Choices: Imperfect
competition |
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