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- The household analogy
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You were far far to kind with respect to the foundations of microeconomics: homo-economicus & fully informed market participants.
Akin to “let’s assume we have a perpetual motion machine”.
That said, still very useful.
another well-considered summary. did you deliberately downplay “supply and demand analysis” and other economic models over-used in micro economics? those curves and graphs put me off economics for 50 years!
I could not cover everything.
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