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Managerial Economics Assignment

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Meaning of managerial economics:

Managerial economics is a stream of management studies that emphasizes primarily on


solving business problems and decision-making by applying the theories and principles of
micro and macro economics. It is a specialized stream dealing with an organization’s internal
issues using various economic tools. Economics is an indispensable part of any business.
This single concept derives all the business assumptions, forecasting, and investments.
Nature of managerial economics:

1. Art and Science

Management theory requires a lot of critical and logical thinking and analytical skills
to make decisions or solve problems. Many economists also find it a source of
research, saying it includes applying different economic concepts, techniques, and
methods to solve business problems.

2. Microeconomics

Managers typically deal with the problems relevant to a single entity rather than the
economy as a whole. It is therefore considered an integral part of microeconomics.

3. Uses of Macro Economics

A corporation works in an external world, i.e., it serves the consumer, which is an


important part of the economy. For this purpose, managers must evaluate the
various macroeconomic factors such as market dynamics, economic changes,
government policies, etc., and their effect on the company.

4. Multidisciplinary

Managerial economics uses many tools and principles that belong to different
disciplines, such as accounting, finance, statistics, mathematics, production,
operational research, human resources, marketing, etc.

5. Prescriptive or Normative Discipline

By introducing corrective steps managerial economics aims at achieving the


objective and solves specific issues or problems.
6. Management Oriented

This serves as an instrument in managers’ hands to deal effectively with business-


related problems and uncertainties. This also allows for setting priorities, formulating
policies, and making successful decisions.

7. Pragmatic

The solution to day-to-day business challenges is realistic and rational.

Different individuals take different views of the principles of managerial economics.


Others may concentrate more on customer service and prioritize efficient production.

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