Principles of Microeconomics 14th edition by Case

Principles of Microeconomics, 14th Edition by Case focuses on the choices made by individuals, households, firms, and markets. The text introduces supply and demand, elasticity, consumer choice, production costs, perfect competition, monopoly, labor markets, market failure, public goods, externalities, and government policy. Designed for introductory microeconomics courses, it uses clear models and examples to show how prices, incentives, and trade-offs shape economic outcomes. This Pearson edition helps students develop the analytical tools needed to understand business decisions, public policy debates, and everyday market behavior.