Microeconomics-David Besanko, Ronald Braeutigam-Wiley (2013).pdf

This book is traditional in its coverage and organization. To the extent that we have made a trade-off, it is to cover traditional topics more thoroughly, as opposed to adding a broad range of additional topics that might not easily fit into a one-quarter or one-semester microeconomics course. Thus an instructor teaching a one-semester microeconomics course could use all or nearly all of the chapters in the book, and an instructor teaching a one-quarter microeconomics or managerial economics course could use more than two-thirds of the chapters. The following chart shows how the book is organized.