Introduction to Managerial Economics

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ECON 100 Description: The course utilizes economic tools such as supply and demand, elasticity, cost-benefit analysis, and models of perfect competition, monopoly, and monopolistic competition to support managerial decision-making. Real-world examples and case studies include topics in welfare, globalization, artificial intelligence and cost minimization, product differentiation, collusion, game theory, markup pricing, price discrimination, bundling, and predatory pricing. Various techniques in Excel for general calculations, optimization, present value analysis, regression, and graphing are taught and used in the course→ECON 214→unlocks 0 courses

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