Contemporary Industrial Organization: A Quantitative Approach - Hardcover

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Lynne Pepall, PhD, is a professor of economics at Tufts University with expertise in industrial organization. She also taught at Concordia University. Since 1987, she has taught microeconomics at both graduate and undergraduate levels.

Dan Richards is a professor at Tufts University with expertise in industrial organization and merger analysis. He has also taught at Queen's University, Hamilton College, the Sloan School of Management, the Rotterdam School of Management, and the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy.

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A Complete Analysis of Industrial Organization

The author team behind the best selling text Industrial Organization has written a brand new calculus-based text designed for students and instructors who want a more mathematical treament of the material.

Features

• 14 Optional Empirical Real-World Applications plus significant coverage on economietric studies
• Extensive use of game theory and information economics
• Robust integration of:
  Calculus Game theory
  Econometric studies
  Contracting issues
  Reality checkpoints
• Current research on real business behavior and public policy

Praise and Reviews for Contemporary Industrial Organization

"Very appropriate for me and for my teaching style It is ideal for universities offering several sections of IO and wanting to give students a choice of more quantitative courses. I believe in time, even more students will be comfortable with calculus. This is a good time to make the move to a more quantitative book one that is extremely well organized."
James Dana, Northeastern University

"The authors have implemented their vision quite successfully, in my opinion. Calculus-based arguments and formal models are employed throughout the text. I think that the authors do a good job of describing the issue/problem of interest and then proceed to how one might think of this problem in the context of a formal model."
Jennifer F. Reinganum, Vanderbilt University

"It is very concise, yet the explanations and applications are very good. Students will have the tools necessary to think logically through problems and have the application needed to see how the theories play out in reality."
Dean Showalter, Texas State University-San Marcos

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A Complete Analysis of Industrial Organization

The author team behind the best selling text Industrial Organization has written a brand new calculus-based text designed for students and instructors who want a more mathematical treament of the material.

Features

• 14 Optional Empirical Real-World Applications plus significant coverage on economietric studies
• Extensive use of game theory and information economics
• Robust integration of:
  Calculus Game theory
  Econometric studies
  Contracting issues
  Reality checkpoints
• Current research on real business behavior and public policy

  Praise and Reviews for Contemporary Industrial Organization

"Very appropriate for me and for my teaching style… It is ideal for universities offering several sections of IO and wanting to give students a choice of more quantitative courses. I believe in time, even more students will be comfortable with calculus. This is a good time to make the move to a more quantitative book… one that is extremely well organized."
—James Dana, Northeastern University

"The authors have implemented their vision quite successfully, in my opinion. Calculus-based arguments and formal models are employed throughout the text. I think that the authors do a good job of describing the issue/problem of interest and then proceed to how one might think of this problem in the context of a formal model."
—Jennifer F. Reinganum, Vanderbilt University

"It is very concise, yet the explanations and applications are very good. Students will have the tools necessary to think logically through problems and have the application needed to see how the theories play out in reality."
—Dean Showalter, Texas State University-San Marcos