Principles of microeconomics last taught at Florida State University, Fall 2002<\/p>\n
These notes were\u00a0meant as a supplement to the text (Gwartney, Stroup, and Sobel. Microeconomics: Public and Private Choice, 9th ed. Dryden) for this particular course, and for those in other courses who desire a basic review of the material.\u00a0 The notes were written circa 2000, so the Gwartney, et al. textbook has probably undergone a few\u00a0revisions since then.\u00a0 Note that the outlines may refer to articles that are not linked to this website and that there may be references to page numbers in that specific book.\u00a0 Also, this was my first shot at writing notes, and looking back at them they are not the greatest set of notes, but they will suffice for those in Intermediate Microeconomics or the graduate courses looking for that basic review (which is the primary reason I have them here).\u00a0 One caveat: Reader Beware.\u00a0 I am probably the only one who has read these notes so there may be errors.<\/p>\n
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Chapter 1<\/a> Introduction<\/p>\n Chapter 2<\/a> Basic concepts<\/p>\n Chapter 3<\/a> Supply and Demand<\/p>\n Chapter 4<\/a> Applications of Supply and Demand<\/p>\n Chapter 5<\/a> Government and Microeconomics<\/p>\n Chapter 6<\/a> Collective Decision-Making<\/p>\n Chapter 7<\/a> Fundamentals of Consumer Choice<\/p>\n Chapter 8<\/a> Cost curves<\/p>\n Chapter 9<\/a> Price-taking markets (perfect competition)<\/p>\n Chapter 10<\/a>\u00a0Price-searcher markets (monopolistic competition)<\/p>\n Chapter 11<\/a> Oligopoly and Monopoly<\/p>\n