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Feb 05, 2025
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DS 605 Economics of Strategy This course develops an economic framework for analyzing strategic decisions of the firm, relying on microeconomic principles, industrial organization, game theory, and behavioral economics. Topics include the analysis of firm boundaries; market and competitive analysis (strategic commitment, pricing, barriers to entry and exit) and strategic positioning for competitive advantage. Admission to the MBA program is required.
Credit 3 hrs Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Fall (evening)
Prerequisites - (DS 501 or DS 265 ) and (ECON 500 ) Restriction by Major - MBA , AIAC , ACAC , FIN-Grad Cert , ACC-MS , IS-Grad Cert , MIS , ENTR-Grad Cert , HR-Grad Cert , OD-Grad Cert , HROD/HROC-MS , EBUS-Grad Cert , INB-Grad Cert , MKTG-Grad Cert , SCMG-Grad Cert , or BA-Grad Cert Restriction by Degree Type - Masters standing
Additional Information - A student who completed an undergraduate equivalent of a course prerequisite may request department permission to enroll in this course.
Equivalent Course(s) - Course History - Class level restriction updated 11/2019; Course Rotation updated 10/2019; Course Rotation added 3/2015
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