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Macroeconomists study aggregate indicators such as GDP, unemployment rates to understand the functions of the whole economy. It involves the complete course of selecting the most suitable action from two or more alternatives.
It considers all the factors such as government policies, business cycles, national income, etc. It provides optimal solutions to managerial decision making issues.
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The Second Edition has been fully revised and updated to reflect new supply-and-demand curves and include discussions of corporate social responsibility, opportunistic behavior, and innovation. It also features new learning objectives, examples, end-of-chapter questions, and spreadsheet exercises. This innovative text helps students develop and sharpen their economic intuition--an invaluable skill that helps students, as future managers, decide which products to produce, costs to consider, and prices to charge, as well as the best hiring policy and the most effective style of organization.
With its unique integrative approach, the text presents the firm as a cohesive, unified organization and demonstrates that important business decisions are interdisciplinary. A basic valuation model is constructed and used as the underlying economic model of the firm; each topic is then related to an element of the value maximization model--a process that shows how management integrates accounting, finance, marketing, personnel, and production functions.
The text also provides an intuitive guide to marginal analysis and basic economic relations. Once students grasp the importance of marginal revenue and marginal costs, the process of economic optimization becomes intuitively obvious. In addition, a wide variety of examples and simple numerical problems vividly illustrate the application of managerial economics to a vast assortment of practical situations.
They gain powerful tools that can help them become more successful--and satisfied--in their careers. This well-known book on the subject has stood the test of time for the last 35 years because of the quality of presentation of its text. Since its first edition, it has provided complete, comprehensive and authentic text on micro and macro aspects of managerial economics. It has now been revised thoroughly with added interpretations of economic theories and concepts and their application to managerial decisions.
The seasoned author team applies their wealth of practical business insights and economic knowledge to present a solid foundation of traditional microeconomic theory and extensively explore the latest analytical tools in managerial economics. Readers study Nash equilibrium and other game-theoretic tactics, information economics, and organizational architecture. Baye and Prince's bestselling Managerial Economics and Business Strategy provides a complete solution designed to help students use tools from intermediate microeconomics, game theory, and industrial organization to make sound managerial decisions.
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This one is challenging. An increase in the price of Florida grapefruit could be interpreted as either a demand shifter change in the price of a substitute in consumption or a supply shifter change in the price of a substitute in production or BOTH simultaneously.
If only demand decreases supply constant , then price will decrease and output will decrease. If only supply increases demand constant , then price will decrease and output will increase. If both happen simultaneously, then price will decrease but the change in output will be indeterminate. An increase in demand for home heating oil causes demand for heating oil to shift rightward. In the absence of price controls, no shortage occurs because market price is bid up to PB.
An increase in demand causes equilibrium price and quantity to rise. A decrease in supply of RAM chips does not cause a shortage in the absence of a price ceiling. A supply decrease shifts supply leftward, causing the equilibrium price of RAM chips to rise and equilibrium quantity to fall.
No effect on demand no shift —just a movement up the demand. Decrease demand for hotels. Demand for rental cars decreases. Supply of overnight mail decreases. Construct a demand and supply diagram like Panel A of Figure 2. Imposing rent controls creates a shortage of low-income housing, which decreases the quantity supplied at the lower rent imposed by the controls compared to the amount of housing supplied at the market-clearing higher rent level.
No, the shortage created by rent controls means that more low-income families are willing and able to pay for rent-controlled housing than the amount of rent controlled housing that is available. Compare this to the situation before rent controls in which markets clear at higher rent levels. In the short run, families who are able to get housing at the lower rent levels may be better off. And, as time passes, landlords have little or no incentive to make repairs to the rentcontrolled units.
Politicians may also gain from rent controls because it appears to be a compassionate policy to help the poor.
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