Readings in Managerial Economics

This anthology is a college text containing the work of several Nobel Prize winners in Economics (e.g., Paul Samuelson, James Tobin, George Stigler, et al). It is appropriate reading for the intelligent, educated business executive(s), one who may not have had time to pursue or complete his/her MBA at an AACSB university, or one who has an MBA & wants to stay current. This $34.50, 436- page book is classic reading! One or more editions have been adopted by hundreds of colleges & universities in the USA, Canada & abroad. The contents include but are not limited to: Oliver E. Williamson (Jr. of Economic Literature, Dec. 1981) on the attributes, evolution & origins of the modern corporation; E.J. Working (Quarterly Jr. of Economics, Feb., 1927) describing statistical demand functions; Robert Anthony (Harvard Business Review, June, 1970) explaining the word "cost;" Thomas J. Coyne comparing the profitability of large oil companies with that of electric utilities (Public Utility Fortnightly, Feb., 1982); the theory & practice of capital budgeting (Journal of Finance, May, 1970) by James C.T. Mao; The process by which one makes sound business judgements under conditions of uncertainty, Amost Tversky & Daniel Kahneman (Science, Sept., 1974); & a survey of macroeconomic forecasting by Kenneth F. Wallis (The Economic Journal, March, 1989). It is a 6" x 9" paperback. Mail orders to Coyne Publishing Co., P.O. Box 834, Bath, OH 44210. FAX orders: 216-836-0568. NO TELEPHONE ORDERS.Coyne, Thomas Joseph is the author of 'Readings in Managerial Economics', published 1992 under ISBN 9780963319203 and ISBN 0963319205.