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14.121 Microeconomic Theory
MIT OpenCourseWare
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An MIT graduate-level microeconomic theory course covering consumer and producer theory, choice under uncertainty, general equilibrium and welfare economics. The OpenCourseWare version publishes the lectures and materials for free.
One commenter says the material is worth working through, notes it is free online, and says it changed how they see the world.
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Why? I don't understand why these aren't just other prices.
I'm not trolling, I'm asking for clarification. It's like you just said to me "3 is a number but 0 is not a number." I literally don't understand your position.
Also is $1 free in this context?
Note I'm responding to your critique of the low bid, you said the reason it was bad was because you're taking less than they're "willing" to pay. If that's really your justification, it would apply to non-free bids as well. Maybe that's not your actual justification though...
Sorry if we're talking past each other. My perspectives on this are highly shaped by my experiences with economics courses, especially micro. Really recommend working through some of that material, which can be found free online. It might change the way you look at the world: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/economics/14-121-microeconomic-th...