Microeconomics. Behavior, Institutions, and Evolution:

The book is an original and modern microeconomic textbook.
It is discussed along with classical issues: the wealth and poverty of the peoples, the functioning of the institutions of the market and their evolution, are modern problems: the evolution of individual and collective preferences, the theory of contracts, behavioral experiments, economic dynamics, the dependence of the behavior of individuals from random events.

The textbook material can be used in such undergraduate courses and magistracy, such as microeconomics, institutional economics, behavioral and experimental economy, and courses for the evolutionary economy. It serves excellent benefits on the theory of games. It can also be used to prepare special courses for graduate students and economists, as well as for additional higher education. Designed for students-bachelors of advanced level, masters, graduate students of economists and all those interested in the problems of modern economic science and methods for their solution