Managerial Economics and Business Strategy, Page 2The Fundamentals of managerial economics - Market forces : demand and supply - Quantitative demand analysis - The theory of individual behavior - The production process and costs - The organization of the firm - The nature of industry - Managing in competitive, monopolistic, and monopolistically competitive markets - Basic oligopoly models - Game theory : inside oligopoly - Pricing strategies for firms with market power - The economics of information - Advanced topics in business strategy - A manager's guide to government in the marketplace - Challenges at time Warner. |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
advertising auction average cost benefits bidders budget line bundle capital chapter charge consumer consumer surplus contract cost curve cost function cost of producing Cournot decisions decrease demand curve demand function Demonstration Problem earn economies of scale effect elasticity of demand estimates example Figure firm firm's product fixed costs four-firm concentration ratio given Herfindahl-Hirschman index higher incentive income increase indifference curve industry input INSIDE BUSINESS isocost isoquant Lerner index level of output linear manager marginal cost marginal product marginal revenue maximize profits merger million monopolistically competitive monopoly Nash equilibrium oligopoly optimal percent perfectly competitive player present value price discrimination price elasticity principal-agent problem production function profit-maximizing purchase quantity demanded regression rivals sell shirking specialized investments substitutes supplier supply curve Suppose Table total cost transaction costs units of labor units of output variable cost vertical integration workers zero
References to this book
Business Strategy Roadmap: For Better and Faster Results William Nana Wiafe No preview available - 2006 |