chapter 1 producer theory
　1.1 technology
　1.2 the firm's problem
　1.3 short-run and long-run cost functions
　1.4 properties
　1.5 production plans with multiple outputs
　1.6 aggregation
　notes
　exercises
chapter 2 consumer theory
　2.1 existence of the utility function
　2.2 the consumer's problem
　2.3 properties
　2.4 aggregation
　2.5 integrability
　2.6 revealed preferences
　2.7 intertemporal analysis
　notes
　exercises
chapter 3 risk theory
.　3.1 introduction
　3.2 expected utility
　3.3 measurement o{ risk aversion
　3.4 demand {or insurance
　3.5 demand for money and risky assets
　3.6 portfolio analysis
　3.7 stochastic dominance
　notes
　exercises
chapter 4 equilibrium theory
4.1 the equilibrium concept
4.2 general equilibrium in a pure exchange econo
4.3 pareto optimality of equilibria
4.4 social optimality of equilibria-
4.5 general equilibrium with production
4.6 general equilibrium with uncertainty
notes
exercises
chapter 5 financial theory?
5.1 security markets
　5.2 static asset pricing
　5.3 representative agent pricing
　5.4 the capital asset pricing model
　5.5 dynamic asset pricing
　5.6 continuous—time stochastic programming-
　5.7 the black—scholes pricing formula
　notes
chapter 6 industrial organizations
6.1 a competitive output market
6.2 a monopoly
6.3 allocative efficiency
6.4 monopolistic competition
6.5 oligopoly
6.6 a competitive input market
6.7 a monopsony
6.8 vertical relationships
notes
exercses
chapter 7 game theory
7.1 two game forms
　7.2 simultaneous—move games
　7.3 dynamic games
　notes
　exercises
chapter 8 adverse selection，signalling and screening
chapter 9 mechanism design
chapter 10 incentives and contracts
chapter 11 cooperative games
appendix a general optimization
appendix b dynamic optimization
references
glossary