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Consumer Surplus and Producer Surplus: Integration, Welfare Triangles and Policy Applications

Mathematical Economics, Microeconomics

Consumer Surplus and Producer Surplus: Integration, Welfare Triangles and Deadweight LossEvery time you would have happily paid more for something than you actually did, you pocketed the difference. Economists have a name for that quiet windfall โ€” consumer surplus โ€”...

What is Game Theory? Definition, Examples and Applications in Economics

Game Theory

Mathematical Economics ยท Game TheoryWhat is Game Theory?A complete guide to strategic decision-making โ€” how economists model the choices of rational players when outcomes depend on what everyone else does.Think about the last time you negotiated a price, chose a lane...

Linear Programming in Economics and Business: Graphical Method, Constraints and Simplex Method

Mathematical Economics, Microeconomics

Linear Programming in Economics and Business: The Graphical Method, Shadow Prices and SimplexIn 1947 George Dantzig solved a problem the US Air Force had considered computationally hopeless. His method now quietly routes your parcels, schedules airline crews, blends...

Derivatives in Economics: Marginal Cost, Revenue and Profit with Step-by-Step Calculus Examples

Mathematical Economics, Microeconomics

Derivatives in Economics: Marginal Cost, Marginal Revenue and Profit MaximisationHere is the secret that makes the second year of economics much easier than the first: every time a textbook says “marginal”, it means “derivative”. Marginal cost...

Net Present Value (NPV) and Present Value in Economics: Formula, Examples and Investment Decisions

Financial Economics, Mathematical Economics, Microeconomics, Public Economics

Net Present Value: Discounting, Investment Appraisal and the Rate That Decides EverythingA pound today is worth more than a pound next year. Everyone nods at that. Almost nobody appreciates that the exact size of “more” โ€” a single number chosen before any...

Compound Interest Formula: Simple vs Compound vs Continuous Compounding with Worked Examples

Financial Economics, Mathematical Economics, Microeconomics

Compound Interest: Simple vs Compound vs Continuous CompoundingEinstein almost certainly never called compound interest the eighth wonder of the world. The mathematics is remarkable enough without the endorsement โ€” and once you see why the number e turns up uninvited,...

Lagrange Multipliers in Economics: Shadow Prices, the Envelope Theorem, and Kuhn-Tucker Conditions

Consumer Choice, Mathematical Economics, Microeconomics

Introduction: Economics as Constrained Optimisation Nearly every proposition in microeconomics is the solution to the same mathematical problem. A consumer maximises utility subject to a budget. A firm minimises cost subject to an output requirement. A planner...

Asymmetric Information in Healthcare: Adverse Selection, Moral Hazard and Why Health Markets Fail

Health Economics, Microeconomics

Study smarterAsymmetric information, adverse selection and moral hazard are covered with full diagrams and exam technique in the Economics Made Simple Complete Bundle — textbook, practice questions with mark schemes, flashcards and 100 case studies.Introduction:...

Carbon Pricing and the Social Cost of Carbon: Nordhaus, Stern, and What the Evidence Shows

Environmental Economics, Microeconomics, Public Economics

See it in the real worldSweden’s carbon tax, the EU ETS and British Columbia are three of the 100 cases worked through in Economics Case Studies — 543 pages of real examples with full analysis.Introduction: The Externality That Ate the Planet Climate...

Minimum Wage and Monopsony: Why the Competitive Model Gets Labour Markets Wrong

Labour Economics, Microeconomics

Labour Economics ยท Core Debate The minimum wage debate is not about whether demand curves slope downward. They do. It is about the shape of the labour supply curve facing an individual firm โ€” and thirty years of natural-experiment evidence has changed what economists...
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