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Economic Decision Making Using Cost Data - (Managerial Accounting) by Daniel Marburger (Paperback)
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Number of Pages: 140
Genre: Business + Money Management
Sub-Genre: Decision-Making & Problem Solving
Series Title: Managerial Accounting
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Business Expert Press
Age Range: Adult
Author: Daniel Marburger
Featured book lists: Textbooks
Language: English
Genre: Business + Money Management
Sub-Genre: Decision-Making & Problem Solving
Series Title: Managerial Accounting
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Business Expert Press
Age Range: Adult
Author: Daniel Marburger
Featured book lists: Textbooks
Language: English
Book Synopsis
A firm maximizes profits if each decision adds more to the firm's revenue than to its costs. Although the concept sounds rather simple, it is difficult to do in practice. To ease this difficulty, the authors are giving you the inside knowledge to "economic theory." This book will help you understand economic theory and much more to accurately infer changes in revenues that may be associated with a decision. And since economic theory suggests that the costs reported by accountants rarely reflect the true cost associated with the decision, this book will help you understand how to assess the changes in revenues and costs. Demand and price sensitivity analysis allow you to infer revenue changes, and this book helps you reconcile the economic theory of cost with common accounting practices so the differences can be reconciled and better decisions can be made.About the Author
Daniel R. Marburger is professor of economics at Arizona State University. He has a BS in general management from Purdue University, an MBA from the University of Cincinnati, and a PhD in economics from Arizona State University. He also has three years of experience as a marketing analyst for a Fortune 500 company. He has taught managerial economics at the MBA level for more than 20 years, and has published over 20 scholarly articles in journals such as Industrial and Labor Relations Review, Southern Economic Journal, Economic Inquiry, Managerial and Decision Economics, and the Journal of Economic Education.
