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Managerial economics
About: Managerial economics is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 1524 publications have been published within this topic receiving 83965 citations.
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the effectiveness of field visit as an experiential learning method by assessing course learning outcomes among postgraduate management students in managerial economics course and found huge variations in students' performance in final exam in terms of course learning outcome.
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01 Jan 1998
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present an overview of the decision making process in the FIRM market, including decision analysis, demand and cost analysis, and pricing and related decision making.
Abstract: PART ONE: INTRODUCTION PART TWO: DECISION ANALYSIS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES PART THREE: DEMAND AND COST ANALYSIS PART FOUR: MARKET STRUCTURE AND THEORIES OF THE FIRM PART FIVE: PRICING AND RELATED DECISIONS PART SIX: REGULATORY INTERVENTION PART SEVEN: ORGANIZATIONAL ARCHITECTURE
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01 Jan 2011
TL;DR: In this article, student performance in MBA managerial economics classes, analyzing learning differences between those in online and traditional lecture classes, was analyzed. And they found that the grade difference between stronger and weaker students, as defined by aptitude and effort, is significantly larger for online students.
Abstract: The use of online course offerings in college, including graduate business courses, has grown sharply in recent years (Eastman, Swift, Bocchi, Jordan and McCabe, 2003). Results of previous research comparing student performance in lecture versus online classes are mixed. This paper focuses specifically on student performance in MBA managerial economics classes, analyzing learning differences between those in online and traditional lecture classes. In addition to comparing overall performances, we tested further to determine if gender, ethnicity, and levels of achievement and aptitude are factors in explaining differences in performance between, as well as within, lecture and online classes. Our empirical results demonstrate that the grade difference between stronger and weaker students, as defined by aptitude and effort, is significantly larger for online students.
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TL;DR: The nature, scope, and future of Managerial Economics is discussed in this article. But the authors focus on the management of the firm and do not address the issues of time, risk, and uncertainty in modern managerial economics.
Abstract: Part 1: Nature, Scope, and Future of Managerial Economics 1. Managerial economics: Introduction and overview 2. Managerial economics: present and future Part 2: Managing Demand and Cost Conditions 3. Estimating market power and strategies 4. Advances in production and cost frontier analysis of the firm 5. Supply chain design and risk management 6. Combinatorial Auctions Part 3: Analytical Foundations of Modern Managerial Economics 7. Game and information theory in modern managerial economics 8. Issues in analysis of time, risk, and uncertainty 9. Behavioral economics and managerial decision making Part 4: Pricing and Marketing Tactics and Strategies 10. Advances in pricing strategy and tactics 11. Product development and promotion Part 5: Strategy and Business Competition 12. Market imperfections and sustainable competitive advantage 13. The new managerial economics of firm growth: the role of intangible assets and capabilities 14. Strategies for network industries 15. Internalization theory as the general theory of international strategic management: past, present and future 16. Competitive strategy in the nonprofit sector Part 6: Firm Boundaries and Organizational Architecture 17. Organizational design and firm performance 18. Design and implementation of pay for performance 19. Vertical merger 20. The evolving modern theory of the firm Part 7: Financial Structure, Incentives, and Governance 21. Financing the business firm 22. Corporate governance and organizational performance Part 8: Public Policy for Managers 23. Managing workplace safety and health 24. Merger strategies and antitrust concerns 25. On the profitability of corporate environmentalism
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