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    THEME FOR ECONOMIC ANALYSISFOR MANAGERS

    ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY

    FOR ENSURINGCOMPETITIVENESS

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    WHAT DO MANAGERS DO?

    DEVELOP POLICIES & GOALS FORORGANIZATION

    DEVELOP STRATEGIES FORACHIEVING GOALS

    ACQUIRE NECESSARY RESOURCES

    ORGANISE AND DIRECT THESERESOURCES

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    HOW DOES ECONOMICS ANALYSIS FITS

    IN FOR MANAGERS?ECONOMICS ANALYSIS PROVIDES AMACRO/MICRO VIEW OF HOW BEST

    RESOURCES ARE USED.

    THIS WOULD MEAN LOOKING AT THECOST AND ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCYOFUSING RESOURCES.

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    LEVEL OF ANALYSIS

    Business

    Functional

    Areas

    Microecon.

    concepts

    Macroecon. concepts

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    MAIN CONCEPTS AND ANALYSIS INECONOMICS

    MARGINAL ANALYSIS

    OPTIMIZATION

    EQUILIBRIUM

    VALUE (Values of exchange) andOPPORTUNITY COST

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    TOOLS USED IN ECONOMICS

    ANALYIS MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS (numeric)

    eg Qd= 200- 4.5Px+ 2.06Ax

    GRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATION (Graphic)y

    X

    y1

    x1

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    MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS

    Provides an expression of a relationshipbetween dependent variable (y) and

    independent variables (x1; x2; x3) For example,

    y = f (x1; x2; x3)

    Qd

    = f ( Price ; Advertising expenditure;Income)

    Qd= 220 2.25P + 0.45Adv+ 0.06Inc

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    APPLICATION OF MARGINAL ANALYSIS

    Marginal values, for example, marginal revenue,marginal cost, marginal productivity of labor, marginalpropensity to consume etc are very much applied ineconomic analysis for decision making.

    Marginal cost and marginal revenue are expressed asfollows:MC = TC/QMR = TR/Q

    Thus, Output at max. profit is when MR=MC, i.e.

    TC/ Q = TR/Q Output at max. revenue is when MR= 0, i.e.

    TR/Q = 0

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    APPLICATION OF MARGINAL ANALYSIS

    Note:Managers need to remember, maximizingrevenue does not necessarily means getting

    maximum profit.

    It is only true, if MR is constant (price is fixedat all levels of output) and when MC is alsoconstant(there is no diminishing productivity inthe use of inputs).

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    DERIVATIVES AND DIFFERENTIATIONFOR MARGINAL ANALYSIS

    Example,

    The process of finding thederivatives y/x froma function:

    - linear function

    - quadratic function- cubic function

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    DERIVATIVES AND DIFFERENTIATIONFOR MARGINAL ANALYSIS

    Derivatives are used to find theeffect of a very small change of

    independent variable (x) on thedependent variable (y),expressed as y/x

    The process of finding thederivatives is known asdifferentiation.

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