Other Looking for rigorous and non-linear micro- and macroeconomics textbooks?

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Start date Apr 4, 2015
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Standard curriculum textbooks that emphasize mathematical rigor in micro- and macroeconomics include Varian's "Microeconomic Analysis" and Blanchard & Fischer's "Lectures on Macroeconomics." The discussion highlights a preference for non-linear approaches to economic concepts, particularly in the representation of demand. Participants express a desire for textbooks that challenge conventional linear models. Recommendations focus on works that integrate complex mathematical frameworks into economic theory. The conversation underscores the importance of rigorous academic resources in the study of economics.

Apr 4, 2015

Blackberg

I'm interested in standard curriculum textbooks on micro- and macroeconomics. No holding back on math rigour please, I get annoyed by the law of demand presented as a straight line.

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Apr 5, 2015

econreader

There are plenty of good books to recommend. Try Varian's Microeconomic Analysis and Blanchard & Fischer Lectures on Macroeconomics.

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