MBA 684 — Managerial Economics
This course will prepare the student in the area of economic reasoning, a capability that is an important element in the tool kit of all successful executives in business, government, and nonprofit enterprise. Much of the work will be grounded in microeconomic theory, although some applications of macroeconomic thinking will be employed. Microeconomic decision models are robust, used in a wide spectrum of applications to help think through the likely behaviors and outcomes. Powerful economic models will be utilized to analyze business scenarios, predict market outcomes, and recommend policies and decisions. Topics include operations strategy, process/service outcome, aggregate planning, theory of constraints, JIT, TQM, and related concepts.
Part of
- MBA, Accounting
- MBA, Corporate Finance
- MBA, Cybersecurity Concentration
- MBA, Entrepreneurship Concentration
- MBA, General Concentration
- MBA, Healthcare Administration Concentration
- MBA, Hospitality Concentration
- MBA, Human Resource Management Concentration
- MBA, International Business Management Concentration
- MBA, Organizational Leadership Concentration
- MBA, Marketing Concentration
- MBA, Project Management
- MBA, Supply Chain Management