Microeconomics by Jeffrey M. Perloff (2006-01-25)
Jeffrey M. Perloff’s Microeconomics offers an academic foundation in the study of individual markets and economic decision-making. Designed for students and general readers of economics, it introduces the concepts used to analyze consumers, firms, prices, and resource allocation.
About This Book
Microeconomics is an academic work by Jeffrey M. Perloff focused on the study of economics at the individual and market level.
The book examines the principles used to understand consumer choices, business decisions, prices, and the allocation of resources.
It is suited to readers seeking a structured introduction to microeconomic ideas and their application to economic analysis.
Published in 2006, this edition is intended for study, reference, and coursework in economics.
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