Readings in Microeconomics is principally a selection of significant contributions to the field of Microeconomics and the articles have been selected for their readability and for the intellectual stimulation they can provide for an interesting tutorial or essay. They illustrate points of theory in a clear and digestible form and the editor's own views are reflected in the introduction to each section. Readings in Microeconomics includes papers on Resource Allocation, Game Theory, Uncertainty, Demand Theory, Price Discrimination and Product Differentiation, Information, Oligopoly: Theory and an Application, Social Choice