Economics: a microeconomics handbook.

Mathematical Approaches to Microeconomics: A Handbook. Introduction. Economics is not a clearly defined discipline. Its frontiers are subject to constant change, and their definitions frequently give rise to controversy. A commonly used definition characterises economics as the study of the use of limited means for the achievement of alternative ends. More specifically, economics may be defined as a social science which covers the actions of individuals and groups of individuals in the process of producing, …

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