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Managerial Economics: A Problem Solving Approach, 5th ed.
We wrote a managerial economics textbook (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Cengage) to teach students how to solve business problems (7 min. video). We started this blog to support those who use the book, and to keep up with developments in the field.
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Entries Related to Book Chapters
- 01. Introduction: What this book is about (107)
- 02: The One Lesson of Business (394)
- 03. Benefits; costs and decisions (117)
- 04: Extent (how much) Decisions (71)
- 05. Investment decisions: Look ahead and reason back (131)
- 06. Simple pricing (70)
- 07: Economies of Scale and Scope (34)
- 08: Understanding Market and Industry Changes (220)
- 09. Long-run equilibrium (174)
- 10. Strategy-the quest to slow profit erosion (164)
- 11. Supply and demand: Trade bubbles market making (142)
- 12. More realistic and complex pricing (74)
- 13. Direct price discrimination (40)
- 14. Indirect price discrimination (59)
- 15. Strategic games (126)
- 16. Bargaining (80)
- 17. Making decisions with uncertainty (144)
- 18. Auctions (45)
- 19: The Problem of Adverse Selection (127)
- 20 : The Problem of Moral Hazard (174)
- 21: Getting employees to work in the firm’s best interests (151)
- 22: Getting divisions to work in the firm’s best interests (29)
- 23. Managing vertical relationships (103)
- Book review (22)
- Humor (21)
- teaching (13)
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Like that video too! HF
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