Managerial economics /
Dwivedi, D. N.
Managerial economics / D. N. Dwivedi - 6th rev. ed. - New Delhi: Vikas Publishing House PVT LTD, 2002. - xxiv, 650 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Managerial Economics is a branch of economics that applies microeconomic analysis to specific business decisions. It serves as a bridge between abstract economic theory and managerial practices. The 6th Revised Edition of the book (e.g., by D. N. Dwivedi) offers a comprehensive exploration of economic concepts tailored to managerial needs.
This discipline assists managers in making strategic decisions related to pricing, production, investment, and risk analysis by utilizing tools such as demand forecasting, cost analysis, and optimization techniques. It also incorporates macroeconomic factors—like inflation, national income, and business cycles—that influence the business environment.
The book is structured into key parts:
Microeconomic foundations (demand, supply, production, cost)
Market structures and pricing strategies
Decision-making under uncertainty
Capital budgeting and investment analysis
Macroeconomic and international trade environment
Government policy and business regulation
Through case studies, real-world examples, and quantitative methods, Managerial Economics equips business students and professionals with the skills to make data-driven and economically sound decisions.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part I: Introduction
The Nature and Scope of Managerial Economics
Objectives of Business Firms
Some Decision Rules and Tools of Analysis
Optimization Techniques
Technique of Estimating a Function – Regression Analysis
Part II: Demand and Forecasting
Analysis of Individual Demand
Analysis of Market Demand & Demand Elasticities
Demand Forecasting
Part III: Production & Cost
Theory of Production
Theory of Cost and Break‑Even Analysis
Linear Programming
Part IV: Market Structures and Pricing
Market Structure and Pricing Decisions
Alternative Theories of the Firm
Pricing Strategies and Practices
Part V: Investment Decisions
Capital Budgeting and Investment Under Certainty
Investment Decisions Under Risk & Uncertainty
Part VI: Macroeconomic Environment
National Income: Concept & Measurement
Theory of National Income Determination
Modern Theories of Economic Growth
Business Cycles & Stabilization
Part VII: International Economics
Theory of International Trade
Trade Policy: Free Trade vs Protection
Exchange Rate Determination
Balance of Payments & Adjustment
International Monetary System
Part VIII: Government & Business
Role of Government in the Economy
Fiscal Policy: Taxation & Business
Monetary Policy
Industrial Policy of India
Selected Economic Legislations
Social Responsibility of Private Business
Managerial Economics is the application of economic theory and quantitative techniques to business decision-making. It helps managers make strategic and operational decisions by analyzing costs, revenues, market trends, and competitive behavior.
The book integrates microeconomic concepts with business practices, focusing on how firms can efficiently allocate resources, optimize production, and maximize profits under conditions of scarcity
eng.
9788125910046 TZS 8125910042
Managerial economics.
330.1 DWI
Managerial economics / D. N. Dwivedi - 6th rev. ed. - New Delhi: Vikas Publishing House PVT LTD, 2002. - xxiv, 650 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Managerial Economics is a branch of economics that applies microeconomic analysis to specific business decisions. It serves as a bridge between abstract economic theory and managerial practices. The 6th Revised Edition of the book (e.g., by D. N. Dwivedi) offers a comprehensive exploration of economic concepts tailored to managerial needs.
This discipline assists managers in making strategic decisions related to pricing, production, investment, and risk analysis by utilizing tools such as demand forecasting, cost analysis, and optimization techniques. It also incorporates macroeconomic factors—like inflation, national income, and business cycles—that influence the business environment.
The book is structured into key parts:
Microeconomic foundations (demand, supply, production, cost)
Market structures and pricing strategies
Decision-making under uncertainty
Capital budgeting and investment analysis
Macroeconomic and international trade environment
Government policy and business regulation
Through case studies, real-world examples, and quantitative methods, Managerial Economics equips business students and professionals with the skills to make data-driven and economically sound decisions.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part I: Introduction
The Nature and Scope of Managerial Economics
Objectives of Business Firms
Some Decision Rules and Tools of Analysis
Optimization Techniques
Technique of Estimating a Function – Regression Analysis
Part II: Demand and Forecasting
Analysis of Individual Demand
Analysis of Market Demand & Demand Elasticities
Demand Forecasting
Part III: Production & Cost
Theory of Production
Theory of Cost and Break‑Even Analysis
Linear Programming
Part IV: Market Structures and Pricing
Market Structure and Pricing Decisions
Alternative Theories of the Firm
Pricing Strategies and Practices
Part V: Investment Decisions
Capital Budgeting and Investment Under Certainty
Investment Decisions Under Risk & Uncertainty
Part VI: Macroeconomic Environment
National Income: Concept & Measurement
Theory of National Income Determination
Modern Theories of Economic Growth
Business Cycles & Stabilization
Part VII: International Economics
Theory of International Trade
Trade Policy: Free Trade vs Protection
Exchange Rate Determination
Balance of Payments & Adjustment
International Monetary System
Part VIII: Government & Business
Role of Government in the Economy
Fiscal Policy: Taxation & Business
Monetary Policy
Industrial Policy of India
Selected Economic Legislations
Social Responsibility of Private Business
Managerial Economics is the application of economic theory and quantitative techniques to business decision-making. It helps managers make strategic and operational decisions by analyzing costs, revenues, market trends, and competitive behavior.
The book integrates microeconomic concepts with business practices, focusing on how firms can efficiently allocate resources, optimize production, and maximize profits under conditions of scarcity
eng.
9788125910046 TZS 8125910042
Managerial economics.
330.1 DWI