This text provides a strong foundation in microeconomic theory, whether preparing for further study in economics, the social sciences, business, or other disciplines. Designed to help students think like economists, course materials use engaging, real-world examples to explore how individuals and firms make economic choices.

Table of Contents
1: Course Contents
2: Faculty Resources
3: Module 1- Economic Thinking
4: Module 2- Choice in a World of Scarcity
5: Module 3- Supply and Demand
6: Module 4- Applications of Supply and Demand
7: Module 5- Elasticity
8: Module 6- Utility
9: Module 7- Production and Costs
10: Module 8- Perfect Competition
11: Module 9- Monopoly
12: Module 10- Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly
13: Module 11- Public Goods and Externalities
14: Module 12- Labor Markets
15: Module 13- Income Distribution
16: Module 14- Globalization and Trade
17: Module 15- Exchange Rates and International Finance
Back Matter
- Index
- Glossary