Managerial Economics - A Microeconomics Course for Business
Managerial Economics, often known as Theory of the Firm, is a class "Micro-Microeconomics." It's a course that examines what happens in boardrooms and small firms all across the world when business leaders decide on product pricing. It's fascinating, complex, and simple all at the same time! Yes, it is all of these factors, and it is highly influenced by the Market Structure in which the company operates. As a result, this is an excellent course for everyone interested in business, whether you operate a tiny business or formerly worked for a global corporation—pricing decisions are the same! It's fantastic.
You will learn how experiences the lessons of Economics as a former Peace Corps Volunteer, a Duke University graduate, and someone who has been lucky enough to travel to over 55 countries throughout the world. Economics is the study of human conduct, and economists have something to study in the form of data charts and diagrams as a result of that activity. That is something you must never forget!
Requirements:
- Just a curious mind and an interest in the world around you!
Who this course is for:
- All people of all ages interested learning about the Economics!
- Business Owners who want a better understanding of pricing their products.
- University Students studying Economics and the they decision processes of firms to price their products!
- Adult Learners who want to know about the fascinating nature of effective pricing decisions of corporations
- And ESPECIALLY adults who had a horrible Economics teacher in university!
Subtitles: English
Udemy Rating: 4.6/5.0
Enroll here: https://www.udemy.com/course/brad-cartwright-theory-of-the-firm/
