Microeconomic Foundations II

Focusing on foundational material, this textbook offers a deep dive into modern microeconomic theory, particularly for first-year graduate students. It highlights the significance of noncooperative game theory as a key tool for modeling economic phenomena, covering diverse topics such as agency theory, market signaling, and mechanism design. Emphasizing the importance of aligning theory with economic intuition, it also includes extensive appendices on game theory concepts and provides free online resources, enhancing the learning experience.