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Friday, October 21, 2016

Psychological bias and bad decisions

Using Behavioral Economics to motivate workers

What's the difference between Keurig Coffee and Nashville city government?

Sunk-cost fallacy in real estate

Psychological pricing in action

Is Mark Sanchez a sunk cost?

Beware the Experts

How to Fight Cognitive Bias

Loss aversion

Rational actors?

Airline Revenue Part 2


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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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  • 01. Introduction: What this book is about (139)
  • 02: The One Lesson of Business (447)
  • 03. Benefits; costs and decisions (165)
  • 04: Extent (how much) Decisions (79)
  • 05. Investment decisions: Look ahead and reason back (163)
  • 06. Simple pricing (76)
  • 07: Economies of Scale and Scope (39)
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  • 11. Supply and demand: Trade bubbles market making (175)
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  • 19: The Problem of Adverse Selection (136)
  • 20 : The Problem of Moral Hazard (183)
  • 21: Getting employees to work in the firm’s best interests (171)
  • 22: Getting divisions to work in the firm’s best interests (33)
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