Managerial Economics

Author: Yu Weidong
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Managerial economics is a branch of applied economics that aims to explain the economic principles upon which business decision-making is based. The content of this book mainly includes marginal analysis, supply and demand analysis, production analysis, cost analysis, market structure, pricing practices, risk analysis, and government policies and corporate behavior. Building upon the elucidation of fundamental theories in managerial economics, this book focuses on exploring the conditions, methods, and steps for applying these theories and analytical methods in management decision-making. The book is easy to understand and highly practical. It is primarily written for students of economic and management disciplines at vocational and technical college levels, can also serve as teaching material for training management cadres, and is suitable for self-study by corporate management personnel.
Introduction: Managerial economics is a branch of applied economics that aims to explain the economic principles upon which business decision-making is based. The content of this book mainly includes marginal analysis, supply and demand analysis, production analysis, cost analysis, market structure, pricing practices, risk analysis, and government policies and corporate behavior. Building upon the elucidation of fundamental theories in managerial economics, this book focuses on exploring the conditions, methods, and steps for applying these theories and analytical methods in management decision-making. The book is easy to understand and highly practical. It is primarily written for students of economic and management disciplines at vocational and technical college levels, can also serve as teaching material for training management cadres, and is suitable for self-study by corporate management personnel.