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Microeconomic Models

Microeconomics studies the behaviour of individuals, firms and households as scarce resources are allocated amongst agents. It aims to analyse the market mechanisms used to allocate these resources efficiently, and what happens if these mechanisms fail.

Summary Pages

The following summary pages are currently available, which aim to give a brief overview of a particular area in microeconomics and a list of the models within that topic. These are a good starting point for browsing through microeconomics as they aim to put models into context and explain the links between the various models.

  1. General Equilibrium Models
  2. Imperfect Competition Models
  3. Imperfect Information Models
  4. Industrial Organization Models
  5. Microeconomic Models

Model Pages

Below is a list of all the microeconomic models currently available:

  1. Cheap Talk Models
  2. Classical Demand Theory
  3. Cournot Model
  4. Dynamic Screening Model
  5. Equal Compensation Principle
  6. Horizontal Product Differentiation Model
  7. Informativeness Principle
  8. Locational Product Differentiation
  9. Market For Lemons
  10. Mechanism Design
  11. Microeconomic Models
  12. Monopolist Screening Model
  13. Monopolistic Competition
  14. Monopoly Model
  15. Moral Hazard In Teams
  16. Principal Agent Model
  17. Pure Exchange Model
  18. Robinson Crusoe Model
  19. Spence Signaling Model
  20. Stackelberg Model
  21. Vertical Product Differentiation Model