Economics of Managerial Decisions, The, Global Edition, 1st edition

Published by Pearson (5 August 2019) © 2020

  • Roger Blair
  • Mark Rush
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For courses in managerial economics.

Teaching students managerial economics through real examples, real businesses, with real-life situations.

The Economics of Managerial Decisions teaches students how to make business decisions by blending the qualitative and quantitative aspects of the course. Using examples from different sectors of the economy, the authors present real examples, such as Pizza Hut, to teach the concepts of production and cost, and KV Pharmaceuticals, to talk about monopoly — helping students see how theory is applied in different contexts.

Table of contents

  1. 1. Managerial Economics and Decision Making
  2. 2. Demand and Supply
  3. 3. Measuring and Using Demand
  4. 4. Production and Costs
  5. 5. Perfect Competition
  6. 6. Monopoly and Monopolistic Competition
  7. 7. Cartels and Oligopoly
  8. 8. Game Theory and Oligopoly
  9. 9. A Manager’s Guide to Antitrust Policy
  10. 10. Advanced Pricing Decisions
  11. 11. Decisions About Vertical Integration and Distribution
  12. 12. Decisions About Production, Products, and Location
  13. 13. Marketing Decisions: Advertising and Promotion
  14. 14. Business Decisions Under Uncertainty
  15. 15. Managerial Decisions About Information
  16. 16. Using Present Value to Make Multi-Period Managerial Decisions

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