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What are the two types of elasticity value?

Elastic demand and inelastic demand

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Capital PED is short for?

Price elasticity of demand

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What is the movement right along the curve when price decreases?

extension in demand

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What is the movement left along the curve when price increases?

Contraction in demand

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They describe manegerial economics as integrating economic theory with business practices for better decision-making and future planning

Spencer and Siegelman

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Decisions about whether to install additional machines or hire extra labor to avoid business losses.

Queuing

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What solution can help businesses effectively manage their raw materials and finished goods inventory, and optimize production schedules ?

Inventory control/production planning sortware.

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Where prediction about future is based on the assumption that the firm does not change the course of its action

Passive forecasting

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Describe behaviors that don't focus on maximizing any single variable.

Non-Optimizing Model

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He said that maintaining liquidity is crucial for avoiding financial crises.

Prof. Joel Dean

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He define the integration of economic business practices and planning by management

Spencer and Siegelman

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A positive income of elasticity of demand so as consumer rises

Normal goods

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It deals with individual actors in the company such firms and consumer focusing on how they interacts in the market?

Microeconomics

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divided with two branches macroeconomics and microeconomics

economics

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swot analysis stands for?

Strength, weakness, opportunity and threats

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What is demand forecasting?

Predicting the quantity of goods that firm will produce

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2 Types of Forecasting?

Passive Forecasting and Action Forecasting

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2 Types of Social Responsibility Problems

External Social Issues and Operational Issues

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What is Marginal Revenue Curve?

Represents the additional revenue gained from selling one more unit of output

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What are the reason for social responsibility?

Societal support, Social stability, and minimizing government intervention

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What are the possible Market failure that can occur in Fundamental nature of Managerial Economics, and explain each?

Monopoly: A single seller can Comparative static analysis reduce supply to increase examines changes that occur profits, causing inefficiency. once at a specific point in

Public Goods: Some goods, like time.national defense, cannot be Dynamic analysis looks at supplied effectively by the changes occurring successively market alone. over a period of time.

Externalities: Costs or benefitsPositive analysis is objective,that affect others not involved based on facts and theories, in the transaction, like pollution or education.

Information Asymmetry: Lack of reliable information can lead to poor market outcomes, such as in the market for used cars.

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Differentiate Static Analysis, Comparative static, and Dynamic Analysis then discuss also the difference between positive analysis and narrative analysis.

Static analysis considers a problem at a single point in time with no change. Comparative static analysis examines changes that occur once at a specitic point in time. Dynamic analysis looks at changes occurring successively over a period of time. Positive analysis is objective, based on facts and theories, describing "What is." Normative analysis is subjective, based on value judgments, suggesting what should be."

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It is showing or explains the relationship between two or more variables

Demand Function

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What is demand Forecasting?

Demand Forecasting is the process of estimating or predicting the future price of a product.