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Examples using derivatives at a point

• 2-period NGM: impact of permanent public consumption on efficient labor in period 1
• 2-period NGM: impact of permanent public consumption on equilibrium labor in period 1
• A Public-goods Game
• Capital Tax Incidence with the Furman Ratio
• Capital Tax Incidence in the Presence of Monopoly
• Corporate Tax Incidence with the Furman Ratio
• Demand Systems Adding Up
• Excise Taxation in a Competitive Market
• Homogenous quasiconcave production functions are concave (2D)
• Homogenous quasiconcave production functions are concave (3D)
• Homogenous quasiconcave production functions are concave (4D)
• Industry Equilibrium: Cross-factor-price effect
• Industry Equilibrium: Marshall's Laws of Derived Demand
• Market Power and Moral Hazard
• Pass-through by a single-price monopolist
• Preference changes: the example of risk aversion
• The Price of skill affects the selection rule
• Risk aversion: constant absolute
• Risk aversion: constant relative
• The Laffer curve for excise taxes
• The Recession but for Its Demand Shift
• The Ethanol-subsidy Multiplier
• Technological Progress Incidence

Examples using revealed preference

• A Local Maximum of a Concave Function is a Global Maximum
• Countercyclical policy
• Excise Taxation in a Competitive Market
• Capital Tax Incidence with the Furman Ratio
• Full-time employment taxes: no effect on part-time schedules
• Full-time employment taxes: the 29ers
• Full-time employment taxes: three possible outcomes
• Homogenous quasiconcave production functions are concave (8 points)
• Implicit and explicit price indexes compared
• Insurance participation and adverse selection
• Is an Equilibrium Unique? Why or Why Not?
• Laffer curve: elastic labor demand guarantees lower utility with higher tax
• Laffer curve: normal goods guarantees lower utility with higher tax
• Laffer curve: the higher tax can have more labor
• Laffer curve: the higher tax can have more utility
• Median Voter Theorem
• The Medicaid Notch
• Parameter identification in discrete-choice models
• Progressive Policy and Inequality
• The Generalized Law of Demand

Other examples

• International Conflict as a Prisoner's Dilemma
• OLS Regression with one independent variable
• OLS Regression with three independent variables
• Partial identification in a classical measurement error model
• A supply shifter partially identifies the supply slope
• TSLS Regression

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