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Microeconomics: Competition, Coordination and Conflict

The graphics for a textbook on which I am working with Samuel Bowles (SFI, U. Siena, U. Mass, Amherst).

The graphics are licensed under a CC3 license with attribution given to Simon Halliday and Samuel Bowles.

The chapters are in the following order (repo folder indicated after the colon):

  • Chapter 1: society
  • Chapter 2: people
  • Chapter 3: constrained_maximization
  • Chapter 4: property
  • Chapter 5: coordinationfailures
  • Chapter 6: specprodexch
  • Chapter 7: indmarketdemand
  • Chapter 8: firmmarketsupply
  • Chapter 9: competition_markets
  • Chapter 10: information
  • Chapter 11: employment
  • Chapter 12: credit
  • Chapter 13: risk
  • Chapter 14: what_can_markets_do
  • Chapter 15: capitalism
  • Chapter 16: evolution

Collaborators

  • Duncan Foley (New School for Social Research) is a former collaborator on the project as a co-author and contributed significantly to our thinking in developing many of these figures.

Undergraduate Research Assistants

  • Morgan Barney, Smith College, Economics
  • Harriet Brookes-Gray, Smith College, Economics
  • Scott Cohn, UMass, Amherst; Resource Economics
  • Madeleine Wettach, Smith College, Economics

Graduate Research Assistants

  • Nicolas Bohme Oliver, UMass, Amherst, PhD. Candidate in Economics
  • Weikai Chen, UMass, Amherst, PhD. Candidate in Economics
  • Bridget Diana, UMass, Amherst, PhD. Candidate in Economics
  • Sai Madhurika Mamunuru, UMass, Amherst, PhD. Candidate in Economics

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