Managerial Economics 4.17.E.444
01 - Introduction to managerial economics. Examples of managerial decisions
02 - Marginal analysis as a tool supporting management decision making
03 - Demand analysis
04 - Analysis of the production function
05 - Cost analysis
06 - Making managerial decisions in conditions of uncertainty
07 - The functioning of the company in various forms of the market
Type of course
Mode
Learning outcomes
knows the basic tools and methods used in managerial economics and enabling the assessment of the investment potential.
has ability to analyze and forecast economic processes and phenomena with the use of standard methods and tools of scientific disciplines appropriate for the field of economics in the field of managerial economics.
fis ready to fulfill social obligations and understanding social responsibility in the context of managerial economics
He is prepared to make managerial decisions
He exhibits entrepreneurial attitudes
Assessment criteria
Lecture: written exam (80%); activity during classes (20%)
Exercises: written colloquium with tasks, (90%); activity during classes (10%)
Bibliography
Samuelson William F., Marks Stephen G., Managerial Economics, Wiley 2014.
Samuelson P.A., Nordhaus W.D., Economics, McGraw-Hill Education, 2010
Varian Hal R, Microeconomic Analysis, Viva Books, 2010.
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