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Fundamental equations in economics

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Do I need to offer 0.89 or 0.90 in the following game?

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Unemployment and the Minimum Wage---what are the main counter-arguments to Card and Krueger?

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How exactly does elasticity relate to slope?

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Continuous rational and monotone preference relation implies $x\succsim0$?

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list of math intense graduate level microeconomics books?

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Price discrimination- how much is optimal?

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Literature Recommendation: Advanced Undergraduate Economics

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Where to start learning economics as a mathematician?

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Intuition - Why does elasticity vary along a curve?

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Literature / Evidence on Cash Hoarding of Firms

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What is the calculable effect of counterfeiting on an economy?

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When should a receiver randomize across actions in a signaling game?

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What are different ways of specifying utility and decision making?

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Oligopolistic producers and retail price wars

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Are there Utility Monsters in Economics?

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Explaining mixed strategies for one-shot games

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Osborne, Nash equilibria and the correctness of beliefs

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Collusion model with imperfect public monitoring

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Experiments contradicting the expected utility model

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How are economic principles applied to non-financial models, such as a democratic election?

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Fundamental equations in economics

Do I need to offer 0.89 or 0.90 in the following game?

Unemployment and the Minimum Wage---what are the main counter-arguments to Card and Krueger?

How exactly does elasticity relate to slope?

Continuous rational and monotone preference relation implies $x\succsim0$?

list of math intense graduate level microeconomics books?

Price discrimination- how much is optimal?

Literature Recommendation: Advanced Undergraduate Economics

Where to start learning economics as a mathematician?

Intuition - Why does elasticity vary along a curve?

Literature / Evidence on Cash Hoarding of Firms

What is the calculable effect of counterfeiting on an economy?

When should a receiver randomize across actions in a signaling game?

What are different ways of specifying utility and decision making?

Oligopolistic producers and retail price wars

Are there Utility Monsters in Economics?

Explaining mixed strategies for one-shot games

Osborne, Nash equilibria and the correctness of beliefs

Collusion model with imperfect public monitoring

Experiments contradicting the expected utility model

How are economic principles applied to non-financial models, such as a democratic election?