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MEM-X13
PGDM-Pt 2013-16: Term-I

COURSE NAME : MICROECONOMICS FOR MANAGERS (MEM)
Credits
    03
Faculty Name
    Prof.P.Mishra
ProgramPGDM (PT)
Academic Year and Term2013 – 14, Term – I



1. Course Description


2. Student Learning Outcomes

· The students will be able to develop analytical aptitude in the field of managerial decision making process by using basic tools of analysis in economics.
· The students will be able to use certain micro-economic principles and their applications in several functional areas of management.
· The students will be able to acquire basic micro-economic concepts and their application to real life problem.

3. Required Text Books and Reading Material


- Managerial Economics Analysis & Strategy* by E.J. Douglas
- Managerial Economics* by H.C.Peterson & W. Lewis
- Managerial Economics by Suma Damodaran
- Managerial Economics by P.G.Keat & P.Young
- Principles of Managerial Economics by Davis & Chang
- Economics by P.A. Samuelson
- Economics by Campbell Mc-Connel
- Economics by Edwin Mansfield
- Managerial Economics by Peppers & Bails
- Managerial Economics by Joel Dean
- Economics for Business Decisions by Mantell and Singh
- A course in Microeconomics by David M. Kreps

Note ( * ) : The first two books are the base books. Handouts will also be given.

4. Tentative Session Plan

Session NumberTopics/ActivitiesReading/case list etc.
· Demand & Supply Analysis
01Introductory: Background of Demand – Measurement of utility cardinal and ordinal measurementE.J. Douglas, H.C.Peterson &
W. Lewis and related handouts
02Consumers Equilibrium & derivation of individual demand curveE.J. Douglas, H.C.Peterson &
W. Lewis and related handouts
03Demand Function & Demand CurveE.J. Douglas, H.C.Peterson &
W. Lewis and related handouts
04Elasticity of demand: Price, Cross & Income Elasticity and their usesE.J. Douglas, H.C.Peterson &
W. Lewis and related handouts
05Revenue Implication of Demand Curve & Revenue MaximizationE.J. Douglas, H.C.Peterson &
W. Lewis and related handouts
06Demand Estimation & Demand ForecastingE.J. Douglas, H.C.Peterson &
W. Lewis and related handouts
· Production Analysis
07Theories of Production & Production FunctionH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis, Suma
Damodaran and related handouts
08Producers EquilibriumH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis, Suma
Damodaran and related handouts
· Analysis of Cost, Cost Function & Cost Minimisation
09Short-run & Long-run Cost CurveH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis, Suma
Damodaran and related handouts
10Cost MinimizationH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis
and related handouts
11Breakeven AnalysisE.J. Douglas, H.C.Peterson &
W. Lewis and related handouts
· Pricing Strategies & Pricing under different Market Structure
12Perfect Competition: Price & Output DeterminationH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis, Suma
Damodaran and related handouts
13Monopoly: Price & Output DeterminationH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis, Suma
Damodaran and related handouts
14Oligopoly: Price & Output DeterminationH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis, Suma
Damodaran and related handouts
15Monopolistic Competition: : Price & Output DeterminationH.C.Peterson & W.Lewis, Suma
Damodaran and related handouts
5. Exercises will be in the classes.

6. Evaluation: Quizzes & Exercises - 30%
Midterm - 30%
End term - 40%


7. Academic Integrity : Any kind of academic dishonesty viz. exchange of remarks, notes, gestures or glances at another student’s paper in the examination hall will lead to disciplinary action against the person involved in such dishonest activities. The volume of disciplinary action depends on the gravity of the offence.

Created By: Debasis Mohanty on 06/22/2013 at 09:07 AM
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