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Managerial Economics, 9/e

Christopher R. Thomas, University of South Florida
S. Charles Maurice, Texas A&M University

List of Illustrations from Previous Editions

Illustration 4.1 How Confident Is “Confident Enough”?
Illustration 7.4 Econometric Forecasters Profit by Watching the Weather
Illustration 3.2 Are Hybrid Gasoline-Electric Cars Optimal?: Analysis at the Margin
Illustration 2.2 For Sale by Owner: One Kidney, Like-New Condition . . .
Illustration 1.5 Do Profits Matter in the Information Age?
Illustration 15.4 A Diamond (cartel) Is (not necessarily) Forever
Illustration 15.1 Competition by Doing the Right Thing
Illustration 14.1 What Is the Definition of the Toy Marketing
Illustration 12.4 Are the Giants Subject to the Ups and Downs of the Markets?
Illustration 12.3 For Perfect Competitors a Boom Can Be a Dangerous Thing
Illustration 14.3 Multiproduct Firms: Diversification to Reduce Risk
Illustration 6.3 Some Perils of Image Advertising
Illustration 1.2 What Is the Value of a Firm?
Illustration 2.1 Effects of Changes in Determinants of Demand on Price and Sales
Illustration 20.1 Do Income Taxes Affect Managerial Decision-Making?
Illustration 18.2 Cannibalization by Saturn Concerns General Motors Corporation
Illustration 16.3 When is Price “Signaling” Really Price Fixin
Illustration 15.2 Credit as an Entry Barrier
Illustration 13.2 Competition in Riverboat Gambling: A Case of Fool’s Gold*
Illustration 14.2 Advantages of Established Firms and Strategic Behavior
Illustration 15.3 The Advertising Dilemma: Recent Battles
Illustration 10.1 The Sometimes Impossible Task of Measuring Productivity
Illustration 12.1 Perfect Competition in Financial Markets
Illustration 7.1 First Chicago Shows Customer “How to Lose Wait”
Illustration 9.1 Could the West do Without South Africa’s Minerals?
Illustration 7.1 High-Tech Market Experiments*
Illustration 3.3 Optimally Allocating Advertising Expenditures
Illustration 3.1 Optimal Product Quality
Illustration 17.1 Firms Close Inefficient Plants
Illustration 11.1 Estimating Economies of Scale in the U.S. Airline Industry

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