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Managerial Economics, with eBook Access Code
Analysis and Management
William F. Samuelson (Author), Stephen G. Marks (Author), Jay L. Zagorsky (Author)
9781394268108, Wiley
Paperback / softback, published 24 March 2025
576 pages
25.2 x 20.3 x 2.5 cm, 0.998 kg
The new edition of the best-selling managerial economics textbook, extensively updated to reflect current examples, data, and research Now in its tenth edition, Managerial Economics introduces the complex decision problems facing today's managers, equipping undergraduates, MBAs, and executives with the economic knowledge and analytical skills required to solve these problems. Going beyond the traditional academic approach to teaching economic analysis, this comprehensive textbook favors practical examples and skills rather than theoretical treatments, illustrating how managers use various economic methods in the modern business environment. Designed to strengthen critical thinking skills, each chapter opens with a central managerial problem that challenges readers to consider and evaluate possible choices and concludes with a detailed review and analysis of the decision using the concepts introduced in the chapter. Numerous decision-making examples, mini-cases, end-of-chapter problems, and real-world applications reinforce students' quantitative understanding without overwhelming them with an excessive amount of mathematics. New to this Edition: Wiley Advantage: An Interactive, Multimedia Learning Experience This tenth edition of Managerial Economics includes an enhanced e-text that engages students with a variety of video and interactive content designed to complement and enrich the reading experience. Every new copy of the paperback textbook includes access to the e-text, and the video and interactive content is signposted throughout.
1 Introduction to Economic Decision Making 1 2 Optimal Decisions Using Marginal Analysis 18 3 Demand Analysis and Optimal Pricing 57 4 Estimating and Forecasting Demand 95 5 Production 141 6 Cost Analysis 171 7 Perfect Competition 208 8 Monopoly 238 9 Oligopoly 259 10 Game Theory and Competitive Strategy 293 11 Regulation, Public Goods, and Benefit-Cost Analysis 329 12 The Economics of Non-profit Organizations 365 13 Decision Making under Uncertainty 390 14 The Value of Information 422 15 Asymmetric Information and Organizational Design 452 16 Bargaining and Negotiation 480 17 Linear Programming 505 Index I- 1
Subject Areas: Economics [KC]
