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RAKESH
DEFINE ECONOMICS ?
ADAMSMITH:
Adamsmith, the Father of Economics defined economics as “the study of nature and uses of national wealth”
ALFRED MARSHALL:
“Economics is a study of man’s actions in the ordinary business of life; it enquires how he gets his income and
how he uses it”
ROBBINS:
“Economics is the science which studies human behaviour as a relationship between ends and scarce means
which have alternative uses”
ENDS : We have unlimited number of wants or ends and it is difficult to satisfy all these.
SCARCE RESOURCES : The available resources to satisfy our ends are very scarce or limited.
ALTERNATIVE USES : Scarce resources can be put to alternative uses. Ex: money
MICRO ECONOMICS:
The study of an individual consumer or a firm is called micro economics(Theory of firms).Micro means one
millionth.It deals with behaviour and problems of single individual and of micro organization.
MACRO ECONOMICS :
The study of aggregate or total level of economic activity in acountry is called macro economics.It deals with total
aggregates like national income,total employment,price level in general.
MANAGEMENT:
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS BY : Mr. RAKESH
Mangement is the science and art of getting thins done through people in formally organized groups.Different
functions of management are : planning,organizing,staffing,directing and controlling.
MANAGER:
Manager is a person who gets things done through people.Vital functions of a manager are :To communicate,co-
ordinate,motivate,lead,direct men,material,machinery,money and technology,profit maximization, Decision
making,Production planning,fixing the selling price,optimizing costs etc….
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS :
Economics is the integration of economic theory with business practice for the purpose of facilitating
decision making and forward planning by management.
Economics is the application of economic theory and methodology to business administration practice.
MAJOR FEATURES :
NATURE OF ME :
SCOPE OF ME :
Production decisions
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS BY : Mr. RAKESH
Demand decision
Input-output decision
Price-output decision
Profit-related decision
Reduction of costs
Determination of price
Make or buy decisions
Inventory decisions
Capital management
Investment decisions
Economics
Operations Research
Mathematics
Statistics
Accountancy
Psychology
Organisational Behaviour
DEMAND ANALYSIS
DEMAND :
Every want supported by by the willingness and ability to buy constitutes demand for a particular product or
service.
• Durable goods are such a goods which serve for longer period. Ex:
TV,Refrigirator etc..
• Perishable goods are goods which serve for short period. Ex:
milk,vegetables,fish etc
Short-run demand is the demand with its immediate reaction to price changes,income fluctuations.
Long-run demand is the demand which will ultimately exists as a result of changes in
pricing,promotion after enough time is allowed.
Total market demand is the demand for the product in a particular region.Ex : Demand for sugar
Segment market demand is the demand for the product in a particular segment belongs to a
particular region.Ex: demand for sugar in sweet making industry
This Law states that the consumer maximizes his total utility by allocating his income among the
goods and services available to him in such a way that the marginal utility from one good equals
the marginal utility from the other good.
CONSUMER SURPLUS :
Consumer surplus is defined as the difference between the price that the consumer is prepared to
pay and the price that he is exactly paying.
THE INDIFFERENCE CURVE :
An indifference curve is a curve which reveals certain combination of goods and services which
yields him the same utility.
ASSUMPTIONS :
CONSUMER EQUILIBRIUM
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS BY : Mr. RAKESH
LAW OF DEMAND ?
DEFINITION:
The Law of Demand states that , when other things remaining same , the amount of quantity
demanded rises with every fall in the price and vice versa.
EXCEPTIONS :
CHANGE IN DEMAND :