Notes Ppt [better] - Managerial Economics Lecture

| Maya \ StarCafe | StarCafe Promo | StarCafe No Promo | |----------------|----------------|-------------------| | | Both lose (low profit) | Maya wins big | | Not Match | Maya loses badly | Both earn high profit |

Incentive pay – bonus based on store profit, not hourly wage.

Both run promos. Both earn less. That’s the trap. Managerial Economics Lecture Notes Ppt

Price discrimination requires: market power, identifiable segments, and no resale.

Price and quantity demanded are inversely related. But why do customers leave? (Substitutes: tea, StarCafe, home brewing). | Maya \ StarCafe | StarCafe Promo |

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This is the most tested section in any examination. That’s the trap

Use a single slide with a large graph showing a demand curve shift (change in income) vs. a movement along the curve (price change). Use red arrows for shifts.