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Modern Microeconomics by Sanjay Rode

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Modern Microeconomics
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Publisher: Bookboon
ISBN-13: 9788740304190
Number of pages: 231

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Modern microeconomics book explains the advanced version of traditional microeconomic theories. It provides the explanation from consumer utility to general equilibrium in economy. This book therefore explains the economic units such as consumers and producers and their economic behaviors.

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