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Foundation Course in Managerial Economics

Foundation Course in Managerial Economics. Instructor: Prof. Barnali Nag, Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT Kharagpur. This course is developed to teach modern microeconomic theory to understand the behavior of household, firms and their interaction under different market structure. The purpose of this course is to provide students with a basic understanding of economic theory that can be used in managerial decision making problems within various organizational settings such as a firm or a government agency. Objective is to develop a good understanding of economic concepts and tools that have direct managerial. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 27 - Monopoly - Supply and Efficiency

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Lecture 01 - Principles of Economics

Lecture 02 - Demand-Supply Framework

Lecture 03 - Determinants of Demand

Lecture 04 - Supply Curve, Determinants of Supply Curve

Lecture 05 - Demand-Supply Equilibrium

Lecture 06 - Elasticity of Demand and Supply

Lecture 07 - Determinants of Elasticity of Demand

Lecture 08 - Elasticity and Revenue

Lecture 09 - Elasticity of Supply

Lecture 10 - Demand Supply and Government Policies

Lecture 11 - Demand Supply and Government Policies (cont.)

Lecture 12 - Taxes and Demand and Supply Framework

Lecture 13 - Elasticity and Taxes

Lecture 14 - Efficiency and Market Equilibrium

Lecture 15 - Production and Cost

Lecture 16 - Costs

Lecture 17 - Cost Curves

Lecture 18 - Long-Run and Short-Run Cost Curves

Lecture 19 - Market Structures

Lecture 20 - Perfect Competition

Lecture 21 - Perfect Competition and Profit Maximization

Lecture 22 - Supply Curve of Firm in Perfect Competition

Lecture 23 - Supply Curve of Market in Perfect Competition

Lecture 24 - Market Supply

Lecture 25 - Monopoly

Lecture 26 - Monopoly - Determination of Price and Quality

Lecture 27 - Monopoly - Supply and Efficiency

Lecture 28 - Price Discrimination

Lecture 29 - Public Policy and Regulation

Lecture 30 - Monopolistic Competition

Lecture 31 - Monopolistic Competition - Determining P and K

Lecture 32 - Monopolistic Competition - Efficiency and Welfare

Lecture 33 - Monopolistic Competition - Advertising

Lecture 34 - Oligopoly

Lecture 35 - Oligopoly - Determining P and Q

Lecture 36 - Oligopoly - P and Q Outcomes with Example

Lecture 37 - Difference between Market Outcomes

Lecture 38 - Oligopoly - Game Theory

Lecture 39 - Oligopoly - Game Theory (cont.)

Lecture 40 - Oligopoly Pricing

Lecture 41 - Public Policy in Oligopoly