For a half dozen or so years from about 1996 onwards, I taught graduate engineers a course on microeconomic theory as part of an MBA syllabus. The level would have been that of Varian’s undergraduate text as well as, where possible, Henderson & Quandt’s intermediate text (Postscript: and, I now recall, a little of Arrow & Hahn Chapter 2 if there was time). It was quite successful as most students were very serious and had a more than adequate mathematical background.
Subroto Roy
Kolkata
Exchange, utility analysis and theory of demand
Rational decisions as constrained optimization
Theory of the firm, technology, profit-maximization, cost-minimization, cost curves
Market equilibrium under competitive conditions
Pricing under Monopoly, Oligopoly
Theory of games
Inter-temporal decision-making
Asset markets : arbitrage and present value
Decision-making under uncertainty
Mean-variance analysis : equilibrium in a market for risky assets
Independent Indian: Work & Life of Professor Subroto Roy 
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