TBS Summer School Syllabus 2026 Managerial Economics Lecturer : Jean Baptiste Tondji Format : On Campus ECTS credits: 7 ECTS Total Hours: 30 in-class contact hours, plus approximately 30 hours of self-study Pre-requisites: This course is appropriate for...
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TBS Summer School Syllabus 2026 Managerial Economics Lecturer : Jean Baptiste Tondji Format : On Campus ECTS credits: 7 ECTS Total Hours: 30 in-class contact hours, plus approximately 30 hours of self-study Pre-requisites: This course is appropriate for third- or fourth-year undergraduate students and master level students. AIMS OF THE COURSE The course aims to equip students with core economic tools for managerial decision-making. Students will learn how to use economic reasoning, data, and real-world evidence to analyze business problems related to pricing, costs, market structure, uncertainty, and innovation. SKILLS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES Students will develop the ability to apply economic theory to real managerial decisions by combining analytical reasoning with practical business judgment. They will learn how to analyze and interpret real-world business data to inform pricing, production, and strategic choices. The course also strengthens strategic thinking in competitive environme
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