Economics, vol. I, Microeconomics, Second Edition

The course “Economics. Microeconomics” includes within its two volumes theoretical issues, case studies, applications (multiple choice questions, problem solving) with special reference to some of the most relevant and debated issues in modern economics such as: crisis & crisis management; comparative & competitive advantage; demand & supply; competitiveness; consumer & producer behavior; costs; productivity; market structures & competitive markets (monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic competition), game theory; income distribution; public goods; externalities; environmental economics, corporate social responsibility; business ethics; emotional intelligence; intellectual capital; creative economy.

The first volume includes theoretical issues, case studies, summaries, key words, questions for each chapter and a selective reference. It includes a brief glossary of microeconomics concepts and it also groups them according to the National Council on Economic Education curricula standards.