Computer-based Exercises in Microeconomics

Here are fifteen computer-based exercises in microeconomics. The first seven exercises correspond to basic concepts from an introductory course on the subject: production possibilities, supply and demand, product-market structures, public goods. The other eight exercises apply some of these basic concepts to an eclectic variety of topics including consumer behavior, price regulation by government, international trade, and the extraction of a depletable resource. The exercises have been tested extensively in the Principles of Economics course and in Managerial Economics at the undergraduate and MBA levels