Microeconomic Foundations II: Imperfect Competition, Information, and Strategic Interaction
David M. Kreps explores the foundations of modern microeconomics through imperfect competition, information, and strategic interaction. This advanced volume offers a rigorous framework for understanding how markets and economic agents behave when competition is limited, information is significant, and decisions depend on the actions of others.
About This Book
Microeconomic Foundations II: Imperfect Competition, Information, and Strategic Interaction is a work by economist David M. Kreps.
The book focuses on central topics in advanced microeconomics, including imperfect competition, information, and strategic interaction.
It examines foundational ideas that help explain how economic agents and markets behave when competition is limited, information matters, and decisions are interdependent.
The volume is suited to readers seeking a rigorous treatment of these major areas within modern economic theory.
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