Economics books for the mathematician?

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I thinking about switching from math to econ for grad school, and was wondering how mathematical is upper level economics?

I have trouble reading textbooks that don't follow the theorem->proof outline. I've found Mas-Colell gives a nice mathematical treatment of microeconomics. Any other economics gem for the mathematician?
 
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