Chapter 1 Producer Theory 1.1 Technology 1.2 The Firm's Problem 1.3 Short-Run and Long-Run Cost Functions 1.4 Properties 1.5 Production Plans with Multiple Outputs 1.6 Aggregation Notes Exercises Chapter 2 Consumer Theory 2.1 Existence of the Utility Function 2.2 The Consumer's Problem 2.3 Properties 2.4 Aggregation 2.5 Integrability 2.6 Revealed Preferences 2.7 Intertemporal Analysis Notes Exercises Chapter 3 Risk Theory 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Expected Utility 3.3 Measurement o{ Risk Aversion 3.4 Demand {or Insurance 3.5 Demand for Money and Risky Assets 3.6 Portfolio Analysis 3.7 Stochastic Dominance Notes Exercises Chapter 4 Equilibrium Theory 4.1 The Equilibrium Concept 4.2 General Equilibrium in a Pure Exchange Econo 4.3 Pareto Optimality of Equilibria 4.4 Social Optimality of Equilibria- 4.5 General Equilibrium with Production 4.6 General Equilibrium with Uncertainty Notes Exercises Chapter 5 Financial Theory? 5.1 Security Markets 5.2 Static Asset Pricing 5.3 Representative Agent Pricing 5.4 The Capital Asset Pricing Model 5.5 Dynamic Asset Pricing 5.6 Continuous—Time Stochastic Programming- 5.7 The Black—Scholes Pricing Formula Notes Chapter 6 Industrial Organizations 6.1 A Competitive Output Market 6.2 A Monopoly 6.3 Allocative Efficiency 6.4 Monopolistic Competition 6.5 Oligopoly 6.6 A Competitive Input Market 6.7 A Monopsony 6.8 Vertical Relationships Notes Exercses Chapter 7 Game Theory 7.1 Two Game Forms 7.2 Simultaneous—Move Games 7.3 Dynamic Games Notes Exercises Chapter 8 Adverse Selection,Signalling and Screening Chapter 9 Mechanism Design Chapter 10 Incentives and Contracts Chapter 11 Cooperative Games Appendix A General Optimization Appendix B Dynamic Optimization References Glossary