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    This document outlines the course structure, grading policy, literature, objectives, and outcomes for an Introduction to Managerial Economics course at Zanzibar University's Faculty of Business Administration. The course covers 7 topics including demand and supply, production analysis, market structure analysis, and consumer behavior. Students will be graded based on an in-class test, take-home assignment, attendance, and a final exam. The objective is for students to understand economic principles and environments as they relate to managerial decision making. Course outcomes include comprehending demand concepts, production costs, market structures, and national income accounting.

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    This document outlines the course structure, grading policy, literature, objectives, and outcomes for an Introduction to Managerial Economics course at Zanzibar University's Faculty of Business Administration. The course covers 7 topics including demand and supply, production analysis, market structure analysis, and consumer behavior. Students will be graded based on an in-class test, take-home assignment, attendance, and a final exam. The objective is for students to understand economic principles and environments as they relate to managerial decision making. Course outcomes include comprehending demand concepts, production costs, market structures, and national income accounting.

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    This document outlines the course structure, grading policy, literature, objectives, and outcomes for an Introduction to Managerial Economics course at Zanzibar University's Faculty of Business Administration. The course covers 7 topics including demand and supply, production analysis, market structure analysis, and consumer behavior. Students will be graded based on an in-class test, take-home assignment, attendance, and a final exam. The objective is for students to understand economic principles and environments as they relate to managerial decision making. Course outcomes include comprehending demand concepts, production costs, market structures, and national income accounting.

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    ZANZIBAR UNIVERSITY

    FACULTY OF BUSINESS
    ADMINISTRATION (MBA)
    INTRODUCTION TO MANAGERIAL
    ECONOMICS: ALYF 601
    Lecturer: Dr. Salim Hamad Suleiman
    (Accounting and Finance Department)

    E-mail: salimsule1@hotmail.com

    0772-123 118/0676-913 812


    Course Structure
    (Managerial Economics)
    vTopic 1. Intorduction : Basics of economic
    analysis
    vTopic 2. Demand and supply
    vTopic 3. Production analysis and cost
    analysis
    vTopic 4. Market structure analysis and
    Pricing component of market structure
    vTopic 5. Theory of Individual Behaviour
    (Consumer Behaviour
    vTopic 6. The organisation of the firm
    (Organisation sstructure and culture)
    vTopic 7. Economics of Information
    Grading Policy

    30% - individual in-class test

    15%- Takehome assignment

    5% - Attendence

    50% - final exam


    Literature
    • Managerial Economics: Samuelson,
    William, F. and Marks, Stephen. 7 Edition

    • Microeconomics: Optimization,
    Experiments, and Behaviour. Burkett,
    John P. 2006. Oxford Univ. Press.,
    Source: http://site.ebrary.com/

    • Microeconomics Demystified. Depken,


    Craig. 2005. The McGraw-Hill Companies.,
    Source: http://site.ebrary.com/

    • Baye M. Managerial Economics and


    Business Strategy [Text] / M. Baye. –
    McGraw-Hill, 2006. – 620 p.
    COURSE OBJECTIVE
    Ø Managerial Economics as the first year MBA core
    course aims to the students to acquire knowledge, to
    understand the economic environment of an
    organization.
    Ø Its main objective is to develop students’ capacity to
    analyze the economic environments in which business
    entities operate and understand how managerial
    decisions can vary under different constraints that each
    economic environment plays on a manager’s pursuit of
    his/her goals.
    Ø Its focus will be on analyzing the functioning of markets,
    the economic behavior of firms and other economic
    agents under various market structures, and the
    economic and social implications of the outcomes.
    COURSE OUTCOMES
    • Students should be able to understand the basic
    economic principles.
    • Students to know the application of demand
    concepts in different perspectives, which helps
    to frame out decisions in the practical world.
    • Students to understand the production, technical
    relationship in factors of production, its process
    and impact of various costs on production.
    • Students should be able to understand market
    structure and pricing practices.
    • Students to Understand the basics of national
    income accounting .
    AHSANTE

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