This is more of an informal question. I am studying microeconomics theory and have completed the intermediate microeconomics by Hal R.Varian. I really enjoyed the book and want to upgrade my skills. So please suggest me some good books that would serve the purpose. Thanks.
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If you would like to go step above Varian's intermediate microeconomics and you like Varian as an author then his book Microeconomic Analysis is on graduate level.
However, I personally prefer more Mas-Colell, Whinston, and Green (MWG) Microeconomic theory. That is probably the most comprehensive microeconomics textbook there is on the market.
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3$\begingroup$ And once one is done with MWG, he or she can move on to Microeconomic Foundations I by Kreps. :P $\endgroup$ – user28372 Aug 23 '20 at 14:28
