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Managerial Economics

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What is the best way for a manager to determine which projects to undertake? NPV
What are the most important statistics we use to evaluate the economic environment? GDP
What are the parts of the business cycle? Peak, recession, trough, recovery
Suppose the government wants to boost the economy by increasing spending without increasing taxes. How effective will this be? Are there any problems with this approach? Government spending will improve GDP GDP = C+ I+ G + NX Bad, because this will crowd investments.
What are the primary tools used by the Federal reserve in its attempt to stabilize or boost economic activity? Which of these tools do they use most frequently? Open Market Operations - buying / selling US treasuries in the open market. Feds Funds Rate
What types of firms would you classify as growth or value? In what economic environment would you want to be (or invest in) a growth firm versus value? Growth: TSLA, NFLX, AAPL Value: WMT, KO on recovery --> Growth. on recessing : value
What attributes do cyclical industries have? Strongly affected by business cycle, Recession.
What's CPI Consumer Price Index
Nominal interest Rate? real rate * interest rate
What is the specific relationship between real and nominal interest rates? 1 + nominal rate = (1+real)(1+inflation)
What is a Pareto improvement in the context of game theory? Moving from bad equilibrium to one that is better (or the same) for everyone
What is a Pareto optimal situation in game where there is no better Nash equilibria
What factors would case the demand curve to shift to the right? increase in demand
What factors would case the demand curve to shift to the left? decrease in demand
What factors would case the supply curve to shift to the right? change in other factors but price
What is the law of supply change of price only as price of good rises, quantity supplied also rises. everything else is constant.
What is the law of demand Quantity purchased increases as price falls
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