Economics for Managers
Farnham, Paul G.
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Economic factors influence the profitability of all firms and businesses. The success of a firm depends upon the ability of its managers to make solid decisions based on these economic factors.
This text combines Managerial Economics coverage with Macroeconomic theory to prepare business managers to make sound economic-based decisions that are most beneficial to the firm.
Every chapter begins with "A Case for Analysis" and ends with applied end-of-chapter questions and exercises outlining the practices dealt with every day in the modern business world.
The text wraps up With a final section on Integrating the Frameworks. This section encourages students to combine the macro and the micro analysis learned in the text, act as managers, and make profitable business decisions.
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