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Résumé :
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Chapter 1 of the book provides an overview of the competitive model, and chapter 2 reviews the standard theory of producer and consumer behavior. chapter 3 then defines the basic formats used in the following chapters to represent and analyze the models. it discusses the main steps used to construct a numerical application and gives a full gams application for the simplest model. a disk with gams programs is available for use with the book. the remaining nine chapters present specific models. topics include international trade, tariffs and quotas, price rigidities, finite-horizon dynamics, externalities, nonconvexities, imperfect competition, and incomplete asset markets. each chapter covers existence of equilibrium, welfare (and other) properties, and the way applied models incorporate the theorical concepts.
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