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ویرایش: [3 ed.]
نویسندگان: Andrew Gillespie
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ISBN (شابک) : 9780198786030, 0198786034
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سال نشر: 2019
تعداد صفحات: [415]
زبان: English
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب اقتصاد برای تجارت نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
اقتصاد برای کسب و کار اندرو گیلسپی مقدمه ای عالی برای تمام مفاهیم کلیدی اقتصادی است که دانشجویان تجارت باید بدانند. توضیح شفاف و سبک نوشتاری پویا با پشتیبانی بینظیر یادگیری تکمیل میشود تا دانشآموزان را تشویق کند تا با اصول اقتصاد آشنا شوند و ارتباط تجاری آنچه را که میآموزند برجسته کند. مطالعات موردی افتتاحیه چالشهای واقعی را که مشاغل شناخته شده از جمله آمازون، فیسبوک و Five Guys با آن مواجه هستند، مورد بحث قرار میدهد. و از دانش آموزان دعوت کنید تا در مورد چگونگی اعمال این مسائل خاص در جاهای دیگر تأمل کنند. بینشهای تجاری مکرر در هر فصل، ارتباط تجاری تئوریهای اقتصادی را تقویت میکند و در هر مرحله آنها را زنده میکند. پشتیبانی ویژه برای مفاهیم ریاضی ارائه میشود: با فرض عدم دانش قبلی، این کتاب دانشآموزان را در ریاضیات راهنمایی میکند تا اعتماد به نفس آنها را در برخورد با مواد کمی افزایش دهد، قبل از اینکه از آنها بخواهد آنچه را که به تازگی آموختهاند در دادههای تجاری واقعی اعمال کنند. ویژگی های دیگر برای تولید فارغ التحصیلان مشاغل بسیار قابل اشتغال طراحی شده است. ویژگی "شما، مدیر" با قرار دادن خواننده در جایگاه تصمیم گیرنده، تفکر انتقادی را تحریک می کند، در حالی که وظایف تحقیقاتی در هر فصل مهارت های ضروری گزارش نویسی و جذب اطلاعات را پرورش می دهند.
Andrew Gillespie's Economics for Business is the perfect introduction to all of the key economic concepts business students need to know. Crystal clear explanation and a dynamic writing style are complemented by unrivalled learning support to motivate students to get to grips with the fundamentals of economics, and to highlight the business relevance of what they're learning. Opening case studies discuss real challenges faced by well-known businesses including Amazon, Facebook, and Five Guys; and invite students to reflect on how these specific issues apply elsewhere. Frequent business insights throughout each chapter reinforce the business relevance of economic theories, bringing them to life every step of the way. Particular support is provided for mathematical concepts: assuming no prior knowledge, the book walks students through the maths to develop their confidence in tackling quantitative material, before asking them to apply what they've just learned to real business data. Other features are designed to produce highly employable business graduates. The 'you, the manager' feature prompts critical thinking by putting the reader in the shoes of a decision maker, while research tasks in each chapter cultivate essential report writing and information assimilating skills.
Preface Contents Detailed contents How to use this book Online Resources Acknowledgements Business insight features 1 What is a business? Business case Managing a business What are your employees busy doing? Legal forms of business Managing the transformation process What do managers do? The economy and the transformation process The roles of a manager Why managers and economists have a lot in common Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 2 Mission and objectives Business case Mission Objectives Profit as an objective Other objectives Will managers really maximize profits? Ownership and objectives Corporate social responsibility Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 3 Managing demand Business case What is demand? A demand curve The price elasticity of demand and pricing What determines the price elasticity of demand? Shifts in demand The marketing mix Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 4 Managing costs Business case Introduction Fixed and variable costs Labour productivity Total, marginal, and average costs Controlling costs in a business Economies of scale Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 5 How markets work Business case Introduction Market forces A demand curve A supply curve Changes in market conditions How much will the equilibrium price and quantity change with a change in market conditions? Does the price mechanism work? Secondary markets Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 6 Labour market Business case Labour How much should you pay your employees? The demand for labour Employment decisions Productivity and pay How to increase labour productivity The supply of labour The reservation wage Market forces Changes in market conditions Monopoly and monopsony Why do labour costs matter? Employment and costs Why does productivity matter? Trade unions Gender equality The earnings of senior staff Minimum wage The effect of a minimum wage Government influences on pay Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 7 Do markets work? Business case Competitive markets Can markets be trusted? Buffer stocks Externalities The effect of externalities Public goods Asymmetric information Too big to fail What actions can governments take to intervene in markets? How might government intervention affect your business? Should the government intervene in markets? Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 8 Different market forms Business case Understanding markets Competitive markets Who is your competition? Business case Perfect competition Short-run and long-run equilibrium in perfectly competitive markets How to prevent entry into a market Monopoly Oligopoly Monopolistic competition Contestable markets Niche markets Pricing strategies Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 9 Strategic planning andthe economy Business case What is meant by strategy? Features of strategic decisions Forms of strategy Strategies and risk How you might choose a strategy Strategic planning The economy and the macro-economic environment SWOT analysis Strategic positioning Strategic decision makers Why does the strategy of a business matter? Strategic planning and economic forecasting Emergent strategy vs. planned Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 10 Strategies for growth Business case How do we measure the growth of a business? Why do businesses want to grow? Forms of business growth Franchising Taking over another business External vs. internal growth Growth and profit Stages of growth Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 11 Analysing the macro-economic environment Business case Introduction to the macro-economic environment Gross domestic product (GDP) Inflation Interest rates Unemployment Exchange rate Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 12 Government macro-economic policy and business Business case Government objectives and policies Government fiscal policy The government’s budget position The multiplier Taxation Paying benefits Deficit and debt Government policy and business What can businesses do to influence government policy? What is meant by monetary policy? What determines the actions the Bank of England will take? Quantitative easing Exchange rate policy Supply side policies What determines how the government intervenes? Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions 13 Global business Business case Global business Entering overseas markets Managing global supply chains The benefits of trade to your business UK trade The exchange rate and your business What is protectionism? Why do some countries restrict trade? What is the impact on a business facing protectionist measures? Why do countries join trade agreements? Brexit Summary Key learning points Business case extension questions Quick questions Answers to questions Data sources Index