Dmitriy V. Chulkov, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Economics and MIS

BUKO-E 542 Strategic Managerial Economics(3 cr.) Fall Semesters. This course is designed for MBA students who have completed either a Microeconomics AND Macroeconomics course sequence or have taken an approved Survey of Economics course. The major goal of the course is to show how the principles of economics are used to make the kinds of economic choices relevant to all areas of managerial decision-making. The course provides the knowledge and skills in managerial economics, including graphical and mathematical analysis of economic decisions, and statistical tools such as regression analysis. Relevant economic theories are presented including the theory of the firm, market structures and their effects on pricing decisions, and decision-making under uncertainty.