Managerial Economics is a key branch of economics at the graduate level. This is basically applied microeconomics though it uses macroeconomic variables also. The subject matter deals with economic theory and its application in business management. The course provides a unifying theme of managerial decision-making around the theory of the firm. It examines the process whereby a firm can reach optimal managerial decisions in the face of constraints in today’s dynamic market. It covers a variety of topics such as demand Analysis, Estimation and forecasting, market structure, production and cost analysis, pricing practices, economic optimization, and risk analysis. A strong grasp of the principles that govern the behavior of economic agents (firms, individuals, and government) is a vital managerial talent.
The course provides practical guidelines for students to analyze in-depth managerial decisions in the market. It enables students to comprehend the complexity, risk element, and key success in business.
The sound background of mathematical and statistical tools makes the understanding of the subject matter more interesting and easier.
After completing this course participants must be able to:
