Microeconomics

The second edition of Microeconomics is intended for all those interested in the microeconomic branch of economics, which analyses the behaviour of economic agents, be they individuals, households, businesses or governments. For the reader determined to learn about the economic principles of economic life - often hidden to the layman - this publication is a very useful tool that will enable him to refine his own analysis of the economic scene, independent of the mass media.
The interpretation is clear and reader-friendly despite the complexity of the presented issues. The text is supplemented with graphic apparatus, but only if it is a support for the reader and not an unnecessary burden. The structure of the publication includes topics that have been tested by economic history and economic pedagogy as well as those that dominate today's discussions about economic life in our country, Europe and the world. There is also a theoretical analysis of consumer and firm behaviour, market mechanism, labour market, capital and natural resources, externalities and public goods, distribution processes, economic roles of government, nor economic policy analysis.
Of course, that the publication does not neglect the experience of the financial and economic crisis, which is changing the way we look at the application of economic science and economic policy, without invalidating the core of microeconomics, we could call it her "golden fund", which is the content of this book. It also shows that it is the crisis phenomena in the national and global economy that highlight the need to understand their "anatomy", and the study of this publication can contribute to this understanding.