The Structure of Economics: A Mathematical Analysis

by Eugene Silberberg, Wing Suen

This text combines mathematical economics with microeconomic theory and can be required or recommended as part of a course in graduate microeconomic theory, advanced undergraduate or graduate-level mathematical economics, or any advanced topics course. It also has reference value for international, library, professional and reference markets. This revision addresses significant new topics--the theory of contracts and markets with imperfect information--that have recently become prominent in the microeconomics literature.

Genres: Economics, Mathematics

688 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1978

Reviews

[Muhammad Safdar]

A very good book for microeconomists

[Rashid Ali]

Iam a student and want to read this book.

[Thomas Ciszek]

The text and explanation can be dense and dry but the text does provide the student reader with a deep overview of microeconomics. There are better intros to micro, however.