Chapter 1. Revisits to Some Fundamental Issues Facing Economic & Business Studies
Chapter 2. Systems Science and the Logic of Systemic Reasoning
Chapter 3. Closed and Open Systems
Chapter 4. The Evolution of Freely Competitive Markets
Chapter 5. Consumer's Natural Endowments
Chapter 6. Scenarios not Adequately Investigated. Chapter 7. Each Customer Defines What is Optimal and How to Optimize
Chapter 8. Rationality: Optimal Fit to the Underlying Value-Belief System
Chapter 9. Economy's Properties Emerging out of Micro Agents of Inconsistent Interests
Chapter 10. Overcoming the Challenge of the Fallacy of Composition
Chapter 11. Production, Costs and Profits of a Producer Firm
Chapter 12. Production Possibilities, Correspondence and Factor Demand
Chapter 13. Optimal Production Correspondence and Aggregated Supply/Demand
Chapter 14 Consumption Preferences and Utilities
Chapter 15. Convexities of Consumption Preferences
Chapter 16. Budget and Demand Correspondence
Chapter 17. Management Efficiency and Organizational Inefficiency. .