The structure of economics : a mathematical analysis - Silberberg, Eugene (New York McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1978)
Preface -- Chapter 1. Comparative statics and the paradigm of economics --
Chapter 2. Review of calculus (one variable) -- Chapter 3. Functions of several
variables -- Chapter 4. Unconstrained maxima and minima : two independent variables --
Chapter 5. Matrices and determinants -- Chapter 6. Constrained and unconstrained
maxima and minima of functions of several variables -- Chapter 7. The derivation of
cost functions -- Chapter 8. The derivation of consumers' demand functions --
Chapter 9. The comparative statics of maximization models -- Chapter 10. Cost and
production functions : special topics -- Chapter 11. Special topics in consumer theory --
Chapter 12. Maximization with inequality and nonnegativity constraints -- Chapter 13.
General equilibrium I : Linear models -- Chapter 14. General equilibrium II : nonlinear
models -- Chapter 15. Welfare economics -- Chapter 16. Equilibrium, disequilibrium, and
the stability of markets
Includes bibliographies and index.
Keywords: Mathematical Economics; MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS; MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS; MATHEMATICAL MODELS; ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM; MARKET STABILIZATION; WELFARE ECONOMICS