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I will be teaching managerial economics to graduate students in our university’s MBA program this summer. This will be a new experience for me, as I have not taught this particular course nor have I taught MBA students before. I know what I want to cover topic-wise (generally, more applied intermediate microeconomics - understanding demand, markets, production theory, costs, industry structure, alternative pricing strategies). A particular challenge will be that the course will be two nights a week, 3.5 hours at a time for about five and a half weeks.
Does anyone have suggestions for some good application activities for any portion of this course? Any and all suggestions/ideas are welcome.
Thank you!
Molly Espey, Professor
John E. Walker Department of Economics
247 Sirrine
Clemson University
Clemson, SC 29634
864-656-6401
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