Economics

This is a textbook aimed at first-year undergraduates in economics who have taken "A" level mathematics, specifically those who are taking a course in mathematics for economists. The book provides material on partial differentiation, maximization, and matrices and determinants that may not have been covered in the "A" level course, and a brief revision of the remaining topics the student will need. The work also covers first-year macroeconomics and microeconomics using the basic core of mathematics.Table of ContentMarket Analysis; Elasticities; Multimarket Equilibrium; Dynamic Market Models; Theory of Consumer Demand; Duality Theory and Slutsky Equation; The Theory of Supply: Production and Costs; Competitive Market Supply; Monopoly; Oligopoly; The Labour Market; The Capital Market; General Equilibrium; Welfare Economics; National Accounts; Asset Markets and Labour Markets; Equilibrium Income: Goods and Money Markets; Government Expenditure and Taxation; Monetary and Fiscal Policy; Aggregate Demand; Aggregate Supply and the Perfectly Competitive Labour Market; Aggregate Supply and Labour Market Imperfections; Aggregate Supply in the Long-run and the Short-run; The Open Economy; Macroeconomic Policy in an Open Economy; Aggregate Demand and Supply in the Open Economy; Inflation and Unemployment; A Simple Model of Economic Growth.