Managerial Economics : Theory, Applications, and Cases

by W. Bruce Allen, Neil A. Doherty, ke Weigelt

The Fifth Edition of Managerial Economics heralds a new era for this classic text. Carrying on the tradition established by Edwin Mansfield in the book's earlier editions, Bruce Allen, Neil Doherty, and Keith Weigelt—all of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School—have prepared an exciting revision that capitalizes on proven strengths while embracing new developments in the field. Retaining a hallmark of Managerial Economics , the authors include a wealth of cases and applications that consistently anchor the exposition in the real world of business decision making. New to the Fifth Edition is a greater focus on applied microeconomics, with two new chapters, one on auctions and another on the principal-agent problems of firms. These new chapters, numerous new cases and applications throughout the book, and an exciting new package of electronic ancillaries promise to make the Fifth Edition of Managerial Economics the best yet.

Genres: Economics, Reference, Business

808 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1990

Reviews

[Damian · Rating 2 out of 5]

Clear presentation of the math. But it is mostly generic problems with a few interesting case studies. But the problems are generic and it makes for a less compelling book
Caveat- I am reading the second edition from 1993

[علی مہدی]

i have to read this book in ever possible suition

[Chanthan]

I want to understanding about lesson and studying about it.