A textbook on microeconomics by Paul Krugman. - Authors: Paul Krugman, Robin Wells - Title: Microeconomics - Awards: Winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Economics - ISBN: 978-4-491-01353-1 Thank you for viewing. Authors Paul Krugman / Robin Wells, translated by Michihiro Oyama, Koji Ishibashi, Etsuhei Shioji, et al. Publisher Toyo Keizai Inc. Published Second Edition, 2008 ISBN 978-4-492-31383-1 Price List price: 4,800 yen (excluding tax) Product Description A long-awaited Japanese translation of a masterpiece by Paul Krugman, the 2008 Nobel laureate in economics! This book is suitable for both beginners who want to learn economics from the basics and advanced learners who want to deepen their application skills. This book carefully explains the basic concepts of "microeconomics" with abundant illustrations and concrete examples. It broadly covers topics that can be applied to real society, such as utility maximization, indifference curves, producer theory, market structure, and game theory. Partial content introduction (pp. 308-309) Figures and exercises related to "indifference curves and consumer choice" are included, making the structure visually easy to understand. Condition • Cover: Slight scratches (especially on the obi, with signs of aging) • Text pages: No writing or tears, in good condition • Overall: Good condition for a used item • No appendices are included. The photos are all that is included.