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简介标题：SOLUTION MANUAL for Managerial Economics and Strategy 1st Edition 版本：1st Edition 作者：by Jeffrey M. Perloff,‎ James A. Brander ISBN： 978-0321566447 ISBN-10: 0321566440 类型：solution manual/课后习题答案格式：word/zip All chapter include 完整打包下载 Economics is a powerful tool that can help managers to manage effectively. In Managerial Economics Jeffrey Perloff and James Brander use real-world issues and examples from actual Markets to show future managers how economic principles can be used in Business decisions. In text examples and boxed mini-cases use actual data to illustrate how to use basic models. For example, to illustrate rivalry in oligopolistic markets, the authors look at rivalry between United and American Airlines and between Coke and Pepsi. Mini-case examples include why American Apparel is vertically integrated and why upscale manufacturers limit the number of designer hand-bags a customer is allowed to buy. 封面+预览相关资料 test bank for Managerial Economics and Strategy 1st Edition 题库

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标题：SOLUTION MANUAL for Managerial Economics and Strategy 1st Edition
版本：1st Edition
作者：by Jeffrey M. Perloff,‎ James A. Brander
ISBN： 978-0321566447 ISBN-10: 0321566440
类型：solution manual/课后习题答案
格式：word/zip
All chapter include 完整打包下载

Economics is a powerful tool that can help managers to manage effectively. In Managerial Economics Jeffrey Perloff and James Brander use real-world issues and examples from actual Markets to show future managers how economic principles can be used in Business decisions.
In text examples and boxed mini-cases use actual data to illustrate how to use basic models. For example, to illustrate rivalry in oligopolistic markets, the authors look at rivalry between United and American Airlines and between Coke and Pepsi. Mini-case examples include why American Apparel is vertically integrated and why upscale manufacturers limit the number of designer hand-bags a customer is allowed to buy.