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Summary: Nice one but not enough
Review: This is a great book in microeconomics.But I think it is better for the advanced undergraduate student in economics department. It does not contain the information economics and lacks of the general description of the "General equlibrium" like "Core" idea. Most of important,it does not fully contain the uncertainty and contemporary part is also not quite enough....To be honest, I think the best one text book in microeconomics is H.R.Varian's "Microeconomic analysis"...But the latest one is X.C.Young's..... Thia is nothing but the truth....
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Summary: Must Buy It
Review: This is a very good Advanced Microeconomic textbook for graduate stidents. I love its math appendix because it helps me review the useful math tools for the advanced microeconomics. It describes the microeconomic theories much cleraer than other textbooks. You must buy it if you are taking the advanced microeconomic course.
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Summary: Excellent Book.
Review: This is an excellent book, which I used in my micro class. The calculus review in the first two chapters really helped me a lot in understanding the materials later on.The authors did a great job in going straight to the points without omiting vital information. This is the book for those who find "Microeconomic analysis" isn't self-contained and find "Microeconomic theory" too complex.
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Summary: Must Buy It
Review: This is certainly not a book for beginners. But if you are going to study advanced Microeconomics, this is certainly one of the books to start. Don't underestimate the book by looking at its thickness. It contains a lot of stuff inside.
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Summary: Not for beginners, but a good book.
Review: This is certainly not a book for beginners. But if you are going to study advanced Microeconomics, this is certainly one of the books to start. Don't underestimate the book by looking at its thickness. It contains a lot of stuff inside.
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Summary: Fantastic
Review: While the book is certainly aimed more at grad students, I've found it to be invaluable in my undergraduate studies. It delves deep into the analytical mathematics behind microeconomics, where Varian and Nicholson brush lightly across the surface.
Good for both undergraduates and graduates. Intimate familiarity with analytical mathematics a requirement. Not for the economically or mathematically faint-of-heart.
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