B/E360

Managerial economics offers an intermediate-level microeconomic analysis of the decisions facing managers in both traditional businesses and not-for-profit organizations. Topics include basic optimization, demand analysis, production and cost, linear programming, pricing and output decisions, factor markets, risk analysis, and strategic behavior. Students cannot receive credit for both B/E-360 (E/M-360) and B/E-281 (E/M-281). Prerequisites: B/E-107 or E/M-108 and E/M-109, MCS-142, and MCS-121 or MCS-119. Fall semester.

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