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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter  8competitive firms and markets

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 8competitive firms and markets

... Produce – From Chapter 7: to maximize profit find q where MR(q)=MC(q) – A competitive firm has a horizontal demand, so MR=p – A profit-maximizing competitive firm produces the amount of output, ... Entry and Exit – The ability of firms to enter and exit a market freely in the long run leads to a large number of firms in a market and promotes price taking • Example: The Chicago Commodity ... where buyers and sellers are price takers and firms have a horizontal demand – To maximize profit in the short run, the firm takes the price from the market and with marginal cost determines its...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter  9 monopoly

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 9 monopoly

... Contents • 9. 1 Monopoly Profit Maximization • 9. 2 Market Power • 9. 3 Market Failure & Monopoly Pricing • 9. 4 Causes of Monopoly 9. 5 Advertising • 9. 6 Networks & Behavioral Economics 9- 2 © 2014 ... demand curve 9- 9 © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved 9. 1 Monopoly Profit Maximization Figure 9. 3 Maximizing Profit 9- 10 © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved 9. 1 Monopoly ... Profit Maximization • Choosing Price or Quantity – Any firm maximizes profit where its marginal revenue and marginal cost are equal – Rule for monopoly maximization: MR(Q)=MC(Q) – A monopoly can...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter  12 game theory and business strategy

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 12 game theory and business strategy

... We have assumed so far firms have complete information: know all strategies and payoffs However, in more complex games firms have incomplete information – Incomplete information may occur because ... Examples: Bertrand and Cournot models, all games played so far • Multiple Nash Equilibria – Many oligopoly games have more than one Nash equilibrium – To predict the likely outcome of multiple equilibria ... common in business situations Managers and employees bargain over wages and working conditions, firms bargain downstream with suppliers and bargain upstream with distributors • Bargaining Games...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter  13strategies over time

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 13strategies over time

... with GM (car maker) and Fisher Body (parts manufacturer) below • The Five Strategies and Examples – Contracts: The 2nd-mover firm guarantees the 1st-mover firm that it will not be exploited, GM gave ... offer is almost never made When made, it is rejected Offers under $2 are relatively rare When made, rejected half of the time Most common offers between $3 and $4—above the “rational” minimum offer ... indefinitely Now, firms must consider current and future profits, and must distinguish an action from a strategy • Strategies to Avoid a Prisoner’s Dilemma Outcome – Firms can follow a trigger strategy, ...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter  15 asymmetric information

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 15 asymmetric information

... earnings from the many stores he owns Amy, like most people, is risk averse We know an efficient contract requires Amy to bear no risk, but the outcome depends on symmetric and asymmetric information ... reserved 15. 3 Moral Hazard Table 15. 2 Ice Cream Shop Outcomes 15- 18 © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved 15. 3 Moral Hazard • Ice Cream Shop Inefficient Contract & Asymmetric Information ... Education, Inc All rights reserved 15. 1 Adverse Selection • Equilibrium with Incomplete & Symmetric Information – If information is symmetric and buyers and sellers are equally ignorant about...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter  16 government and business

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 16 government and business

... (horizontal demand for the monopolist) and the regulated monopolist maximizes profit at eo, where MRr = MC The monopolist sells units at the maximum price allowed of $16 – This is an optimal price ... the government may not have full information to set the correct emission standard, or may have limited monitoring and enforcing resources • Emission Fees – In the paper mill case, if the government ... eliminate imperfectly competitive pricing by a monopolist with a direct approach: own the monopoly and set relatively low prices – Example: many governments own and operate electric power and...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter 1 introduction

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 1 introduction

... the movement of comets and meteors – Economists use economic models to explain how managers and other decision-makers make decisions and to explain the resulting market outcomes • Models, Economists ... Rational Maximizers and Behavioral Economics – To understand how others make economic decisions, most economic analysis assumes those ‘others’ are maximizers: they the best they can with their limited ... of Contents • 1. 1 Managerial Decision Making • 1. 2 Economic Models 1- 2 © 2 014 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved Introduction Economics – It is the study of decision-making in the...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter 2 supply and demand

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 2 supply and demand

... Contents • 2. 1 Demand 2. 2 Supply 2. 3 Market Equilibrium • 2. 4 Shocks to the Equilibrium • 2. 5 Effects of Government Interventions • 2. 6 When to Use the Supply -and- Demand Model 2- 2 © 20 14 Pearson ... avocados 2- 12 © 20 14 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved 2. 1 Demand Summing Demand Curves • The overall demand for avocados is composed of the demand of many individual consumers • The ... right from D1 to D2, in Figure 2. 2 – Verify the same shift of demand would occur if income rises 2- 9 © 20 14 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved 2. 1 Demand Figure 2. 2 A Shift of the Demand...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter 3 methods for demand analysis

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 3 methods for demand analysis

... quantity demanded will fall? • Solution Approach – Managers can use empirical methods to analyze economic relationships that affect a firm’s demand • Empirical Methods – – – 3- 3 Elasticity measures ... with time trend and dummy seasonal variables However, revenue is determined in large part by the consumers’ demand curve, and the demand is affected by variables such as income, population, and ... (left) of the demand curve than near the bottom (right) • Values of Elasticity Along a Linear Demand Curve – In Figure 3. 1, the higher the price, the more elastic the demand curve – The demand curve...
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Managerial economics  strategy by m perloff and brander  chapter 4 consumer choice

Managerial economics strategy by m perloff and brander chapter 4 consumer choice

... 4. 4 Constrained Consumer Choice Figure 4. 8 Consumer Maximization, Interior Solution 4- 19 © 20 14 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved 4. 4 Constrained Consumer Choice Figure 4. 9 Consumer ... Contents • • • • • • 4- 2 4. 1 Consumer Preferences 4. 2 Utility 4. 3 The Budget Constraint 4. 4 Constrained Consumer Choice 4. 5 Deriving Demand Curves 4. 6 Behavioral Economics © 20 14 Pearson Education, ... nights, at x, and does not take advantage of the BOGOF promotion 4- 21 © 20 14 Pearson Education, Inc All rights reserved 4. 4 Constrained Consumer Choice Figure 4. 10 BOGOF Promotion 4- 22 © 20 14 Pearson...
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