Microeconomics: Theory and Applications

This was one of the best economics books that I have read. The book is well-written with clear definitions and examples. The subject matter is already difficult to understand, but the author put it in a format that is easy to understand. The applications/problems are challenging but because the book is written the way that is, it is easier to grasp the issues in the book.

The text is well-written, and explains intermediate micro concepts fairly well. My complaint with it is that the calculus is relegated to appendices in each chapter. This is a good text for students who are uninterested in learning more economic theory (i.e. who aren't going to take theory courses beyond the undergraduate level), or who would like a basic, intuitive explanation of economic concepts. If you want to prepare for graduate school, look at "Microeconomic Theory" by Nicholson and Snyder.

The book arrived on time and was in a condition I expected. Very good!