1. Principles of Microeconomics
   1. D1 Overview: themes, types of markets, economic measurement, economic analysis
   2. D2 The basics of supply and demand
   3. D3 Elasticities of demand
   4. D4 Price elasticity of supply; consumer preferences
   5. D5 Deriving MRS from utility function, budget constraints, and interior solution of optimization
   6. D6 Optimization, revealed preference, and deriving individual demand
   7. D7 Substitution and income effects, individual and market demand, consumer surplus
   8. D8 Irish potato famine, network externalities, and uncertainty
   9. D9 Preference toward risk, risk premium, indifference curves, and reducing risk
   10. D10 Insurance and production function
   11. D11 Production functions
   12. D12 Production functions and cost of production
   13. D13 Cost functions
   14. D14 The cost of production and profit maximization
   15. D15 Short run and long run supply
   16. D16 Long run supply and the analysis of competitive markets
   17. D17 Supply restrictions, tax, and subsidy
   18. D18 Tax, subsidy, and general equilibrium
   19. D19 Efficiency in exchange, equity and efficiency, and efficiency in production
   20. D20 Production possibilities frontier and output market efficiency
   21. D21 Why markets fail
   22. D22 Monopoly
   23. D23 Monopoly and monopsony
   24. D24 Monopoly and monopsony (cont.)
   25. D25 Pricing with market power
   26. D26 Pricing and monopolistic competition
   27. D27 Game theory and oligopoly
   28. D28 Oligopoly
   29. D29 Strategic games
   30. D30 Dominant firm model and factor market
   31. D31 Factor market
   32. D32 Investment, savings, time, and capital markets
   33. D33 Asymmetric information
   34. D34 Externalities, market failure and government
   35. D35 Public goods