Quantitative microeconomic theory provides a comprehensive and thorough interpretation of the economic phenomena we experience in our time. This book offers the opportunity to see a new perspective on the phenomena of dynamic equilibrium in markets.

The text covers the curriculum for the second semester course in microeconomic theory. The selection of material was made with the aim of presenting the bulk of the results that have accumulated in recent decades in microeconomic theory through a brief and understandable manuscript.

The concepts required for the understanding of this work are the fundamental concepts of mathematical science as taught in Mathematics and Economics Departments. The student is encouraged to engage with the exercises in order to solidify the theory and acquire the necessary economic intuition.

Finally, the bibliography provides a concise outline of the modern achievements of microeconomic science and paves the way for a more systematic understanding of individual market phenomena.