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1 Lecture 5: Competitive market and general equilibrium Advanced Micro Theory MSc.EnviNatResEcon. 1/2006 Charit Tingsabadh

2 Chapter 8 Competitive Firms and Markets

3 Figure 8.1 Residual Demand Curve

4 Figure 8.2 Maximizing Profit

5 Figure 8.3 How a Competitive Firm Maximizes Profit

6 Page 240 Solved Problem 8.1

7 Figure 8.4 The Short-Run Shutdown Decision

8 Figure 8.5 How the Profit- Maximizing Quantity Varies with Price

9 Figure 8.6 Effect of an Increase in the Cost of Materials on the Vegetable Oil Supply Curve

10 Figure 8.7 Short-Run Market Supply with Five Identical Lime Firms

11 Figure 8.8 Short-Run Market Supply with Two Different Lime Firms

12 Figure 8.9 Short-Run Competitive Equilibrium in the Lime Market

13 Figure 8.10 Short-Run Effect of a Specific Tax in the Lime Market

14 Figure 8.11 The Short-Run and Long-Run Supply Curves

15 Table 8.1 Entry and Exit Rates in Selected U.S. Industries,1972–1982

16 Figure 8.12a Long-Run Firm and Market Supply with Identical Vegetable Oil Firms

17 Figure 8.12 Long-Run Firm and Market Supply with Identical Vegetable Oil Firms

18 Figure 8.12b Long-Run Firm and Market Supply with Identical Vegetable Oil Firms

19 Application (Page 257) Upward- Sloping Long-Run Supply Curve for Cotton

20 Figure 8.13 Long-Run Market Supply in an Increasing-Cost Market

21 Figure 8.14 Long-Run Market Supply in a Decreasing-Cost Market

22 Figure 8.15 The Short-Run and Long-Run Equilibria for Vegetable Oil

23 Page 263 Solved Problem 8.3

24 Figure 8.16 Rent

25 Chapter 10 General Equilibrium and Economic Welfare

26 Table 10.1 Adjustment in the Corn and Soybean Markets

27 Figure 10.1 Relationship Between the Corn and Soybean Markets

28 Figure 10.1a Relationship Between the Corn and Soybean Markets

29 Figure 10.1b Relationship Between the Corn and Soybean Markets

30 Figure 10.2 Minimum Wage with Incomplete Coverage

31 Page 320 Solved Problem 10.1

32 Figure 10.3 Endowments in an Edgeworth Box

33 Figure 10.3a Endowments in an Edgeworth Box

34 Figure 10.3b Endowments in an Edgeworth Box

35 Figure 10.3c Endowments in an Edgeworth Box

36 Figure 10.4 Contact Curve

37 Figure 10.5 Competitive Equilibrium

38 Figure 10.5a Competitive Equilibrium

39 Figure 10.5b Competitive Equilibrium

40 Figure 10.6 Comparative Advantage and Production Possibility Frontiers

41 Figure 10.6a,b Comparative Advantage and Production Possibility Frontiers

42 Figure 10.6c Comparative Advantage and Production Possibility Frontiers

43 Page 332 Solved Problem 10.3

44 Figure 10.7 Optimal Product Mix

45 Figure 10.8 Competitive Equilibrium

46 Application (Page 338–339) Wealth Distribution in the United States

47 Application (Page 338 Detail) Wealth Distribution in the United States

48 Application (Page 339 Detail) Wealth Distribution in the United States

49 Figure 10.9 Welfare Maximization

50 Figure 10.9a Welfare Maximization

51 Figure 10.9b Welfare Maximization

52 Table 10.2 Preferences over Allocations of Three People


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