Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems

Description

This book provides a complete and up-to-date treatment of the Theories of Imperfectly Competitive Markets. In its five chapters, the book deals with Nash equilibrium in aggregative games, comparative statics in aggregative games, welfare and Cournot competition, monopolistic competition and two stage games. The book contains more than 150 exercises. It can therefore be used as a text and also as a reference book.

Keywords

EQUILIBRIUM (ECONOMICS)GAME THEORY

1996Book

Author(s)Luis C. Corchón

PublisherSpringer-Verlag.

ISBN9783540615538

LanguageEnglish

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