Transactions and Strategies : Economics for Management (with InfoApps)

Name: Transactions and Strategies : Economics for Management (with InfoApps)
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ISBN: 9780324314137

ISBN-10: 0324314132

ISBN-13: 9780324314137

Edition: 2011

Authors: Robert J. Michaels

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Through its modern approach to managerial economics, TRANSACTIONS AND STRATEGIES: ECONOMICS FOR MANAGERS prepares readers to become more informed business decision makers. Organized around the idea that transactions are the fundamental unit of economics, and that their governance by markets, contracts, or organizations is the most important economic question for businesses to cope with, this revolutionary book uses vivid examples from around the world to illustrate relevant theory. Through these examples, readers will learn the core economic theory of markets when transactions are standardized as well as up-to-date information on contracts, organizational design, and risk and asymmetric…

Book details

List price: $324.95
Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: Cengage South-Western
Publication date: 2/3/2010
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 576
Size: 8.00" wide x 10.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 2.750
Language: English




Creating Economic Value



Reasoning with Economics: Models and Information



Transactions and Institutions: the Building Blocks



Markets



Markets



Cost and Production



Extreme Markets I: Perfect Competition



Extreme Markets II: Monopoly



Between the extremes: Interaction and Strategy



Competition and Strategy



Contracts



Beyond Markets


Property and Contracts



The Economics of Contracts



Risk and Information in Contracts



Organizations



Organizations in Concept and Practice



Organizational Design



Applications: Vertical Integration and Employment



Vertical Relationships



Employment Relationships



Time, Risk and Options



Conflict, Negotiation and Group Choice