Routledge Handbook of Managerial Economics

Managerial economics has become an established part of leading MBA programmes, and the discipline is changing and developing rapidly.

This new handbook offers a state-of-the art overview of the ways in which modern economics can be usefully applied across contemporary work in business schools, and is truly international in its authorship and scope.

Chapters chart modern trends in the subject, such as the rise of personnel economics, the role of ethics in managerial economics training, and heuristic decision making in business settings, and incorporate game-theoretic results and case study work. Bringing together leading scholars from across several disciplines, the handbook will offer a uniquely international overview of this rapidly changing area.

Managerial economics has become an established part of leading MBA programmes, and the discipline is changing and developing rapidly.

This new handbook offers a state-of-the art overview of the ways in which modern economics can be usefully applied across contemporary work in business schools, including in areas such as corporate governance, organizational design, global business, employee remuneration structures, risk management, and behavioural studies. This handbook also highlights the role that globalizing economic development has played in ensuring sustained growth in management schools. As such, the volume is truly international in its authorship and scope.

Chapters chart modern trends in the subject, such as the rise of personnel economics, the role of ethics in managerial economics training, and heuristic decision making in business settings, and incorporate game-theoretic results and case study work. Bringing together leading scholars from disciplines including economics, marketing, management, economic psychology, operations research, corporate finance, corporate responsibility and network studies, the handbook will offer a uniquely international overview of this rapidly changing area.