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Managerial Economics crash course, Online MBA, Semester 1:

This subject applies economic principles to business decisions, covering demand and elasticity, production and costs, market structures and pricing, and the…

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Managerial Economics crash course

18 lessons in Managerial Economics

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This subject applies economic principles to business decisions, covering demand and elasticity, production and costs, market structures and pricing, and the macroeconomic environment including national income, inflation and RBI policy. After it you will be able to calculate price, income and cross elasticities, plot cost curves and break-even points, compare market structures, and explain how GDP, inflation and monetary tools affect a business.

  1. 1

    Nature and Scope of Managerial Economics

    Module 1, Introduction: Nature and scope, Time perspective

    Managerial Economics - Meaning, Nature & Scope· Mini Sethi· 4 min

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  2. 2

    Opportunity Cost, Incremental and Marginal Principles

    Module 1, Introduction: Opportunity cost, Incremental and marginal principle

    Managerial Economics Principle | Marginal Principle | Incremental Principles | Opportunity Cost |· Accounting MasterClass· 28 min

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  3. 3

    Equi-Marginal Principle Explained

    Module 1, Introduction: Equi-marginal principle

    Equi Marginal Principles | Discounting Principle | Time Perspective Managerial Economics Principles· Accounting MasterClass· 16 min

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  4. 4

    Law of Demand and Its Exceptions

    Module 2, Demand Analysis: Law of demand and exceptions

    Exception of law of Demand, Giffen goods, Veblen Effect, Bandwagon Effect, Conspicuous Consumption,· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 15 min

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  5. 5

    Price, Income, Cross and Advertising Elasticity of Demand

    Module 2, Demand Analysis: Price, income, cross and advertising elasticity

    Elasticity of Demand, degree of elasticity of demand, Price elasticity, elasticity of demand b.com· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 14 min

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    Demand Forecasting Methods

    Module 2, Demand Analysis: Demand forecasting methods

    Demand Forecasting, Demand Estimation, Demand forecasting techniques, quantitative forecasting· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 38 min

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  7. 7

    Production Function and Law of Variable Proportions

    Module 3, Production & Cost: Production function, Law of variable proportions

    Laws of Production, Law of Variable Proportion economics, law of variable proportion diagram, micro· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 15 min

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    Returns to Scale and Isoquants

    Module 3, Production & Cost: Returns to scale, isoquants

    Law of returns to scale in economics, Return to scale, law of return to scale class 11, micro econom· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 11 min

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  9. 9

    Short-Run and Long-Run Cost Curves and Economies of Scale

    Module 3, Production & Cost: Short-run and long-run cost curves, Economies of scale

    Cost Curve Analysis, Cost Analysis in microeconomics, microeconomics b.com 1st year, TC, MC, AC, LMC· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 22 min

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  10. 10

    Break-Even Analysis

    Module 3, Production & Cost: Break-even analysis

    Break Even Analysis, Break Even Point, CVP Analysis, Margin Safety, BEP, break-even analysis, Cost· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 14 min

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  11. 11

    Perfect Competition and Monopoly

    Module 4, Market Structures & Pricing: Perfect competition, Monopoly

    Forms Of Market | Perfect Competition Market | Imperfect Competition | Monopolistic | Monopoly· Accounting MasterClass· 20 min

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    Monopolistic Competition

    Module 4, Market Structures & Pricing: Monopolistic competition

    Monopolistic Competition, Monopolistic Competition in economics features of monopolistic competition· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 6 min

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    Oligopoly: Kinked Demand Curve and Game Theory

    Module 4, Market Structures & Pricing: Oligopoly (kinked demand, game theory basics)

    Kinked Demand Curve Oligopoly, Kinked Meaning, kinked demand curve managerial economics, mba, bba· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 12 min

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  14. 14

    Price Discrimination and Pricing Strategies

    Module 4, Market Structures & Pricing: Price discrimination, Pricing strategies

    Price Discrimination under monopoly, Price Discrimination first degree second degree third degree,· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 7 min

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    National Income: GDP, GNP and Measurement Methods

    Module 5, Macroeconomic Environment: National income (GDP, GNP, measurement methods)

    MEASUREMENT OF NATIONAL INCOME class 12 ONE SHOT | Economics by GAURAV JAIN· THE GAURAV JAIN· 13 min

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    Inflation Types, CPI and WPI

    Module 5, Macroeconomic Environment: Inflation types, CPI and WPI

    Inflation, types of inflation, causes of inflation, deflation, stagflation, managerial economics,· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 11 min

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    Business Cycles

    Module 5, Macroeconomic Environment: Business cycles

    Business Cycle and its phases, causes, business cycle macroeconomics, business cycle in hindi,· DWIVEDI GUIDANCE· 9 min

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    Monetary and Fiscal Policy: RBI Repo, CRR, SLR

    Module 5, Macroeconomic Environment: Monetary and fiscal policy, RBI tools (repo, CRR, SLR)

    RBI MONETARY POLICY | CRR | SLR | PLR | NDTL | REPO RATE | Reverse Repo Rate | Bank Rate | MSF· Khan GS Research Centre· 27 min

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Managerial Economics Decision Brief: Advising a Mid-Sized Packaged Snacks Firm

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This subject applies economic principles to business decisions, covering demand and elasticity, production and costs, market structures and pricing, and the macroeconomic environment including national income, inflation and RBI policy. After it you will be able to calculate price, income and cross elasticities, plot cost curves and break-even points, compare market structures, and explain how GDP, inflation and monetary tools affect a business. It's the Managerial Economics subject of Online MBA, Semester 1, in 18 lessons: Nature and Scope of Managerial Economics; Opportunity Cost, Incremental and Marginal Principles; Equi-Marginal Principle Explained; Law of Demand and Its Exceptions; Price, Income, Cross and Advertising Elasticity of Demand; Demand Forecasting Methods; Production Function and Law of Variable Proportions; Returns to Scale and Isoquants; Short-Run and Long-Run Cost Curves and Economies of Scale; Break-Even Analysis; Perfect Competition and Monopoly; Monopolistic Competition; Oligopoly: Kinked Demand Curve and Game Theory; Price Discrimination and Pricing Strategies; National Income: GDP, GNP and Measurement Methods; Inflation Types, CPI and WPI; Business Cycles; Monetary and Fiscal Policy: RBI Repo, CRR, SLR.

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