Best book to self-study microeconomics What textbook(s) (and other resources) would you recommend to someone who wants to self-study microeconomics to an advanced (graduate) level starting from 0 (i.e. no formal background in economics)?
I have an undergraduate double major in a humanity and natural science. So there is a base of mathematical ability and knowledge of calc. I plan on improving in this area as well, so it isn't essential that all the requisite math is covered, but accessibility without a lack of rigor is of course preferred.
A good balance of intuition and rigour is given by a text called Chicago Price Theory and an accompanying YouTube series from Chicago Economics Dept.
https://home.uchicago.edu/cbm4/cpt/index.html
My only criticism of the YouTube series would be that the ordering of the videos is very poor. It would therefore require simultaneously consulting the text.