Table of Contents

I: Applications of Core Theory to Market Exchange; II: Further Applications of Core Theory to Market Exchange; III: Applications of the Core to Oligopoly; IV: Theories of Expectations for N Competing Firms; V: Competition or Collusion?; VI: The Monopoly and Cournot-Nash Equilibria under Dynamic Conditions; VII: Estimates of Demand, Price Policy, and the Ratio of Price to Marginal Cost by Brand for Selected Consumer Goods; VIII: Some Determinants of the Returns to Manufacturing Industries

About the Author

Lester G. Telser is professor emeritus of economics at the University of Chicago. He is one of the world's leading mathematical economists; he has been a Visiting Research Fellow, Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, Yale University; Ford Foundation Faculty Research Fellow; and assistant professor of economics, Iowa State University. In 2005 he received the St. Clair Drake award from Roosevelt University.