Autor/Autorin: Ngwenya Bongani
Bongani Ngwenya holds a PhD in Business Management, specialised in Strategic Management and Organisational financial performance. He has over 8 years of lecturing experience at University level. Doctor Ngwenya has taught both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Currently, he is a Senior lecturer at Solusi University.
Basic Micro-Economics Principles Volume One, introduces readers, especially economics students to the basic principles of micro-economics. The material covered in this Volume is suitable for undergraduate students and also post graduate students in the field of economics and other related fields in Business. Micro-economics is a study of economics at micro level, that is, at individual and household level. The Volume deals with the economic problem; demand and supply; elasticity of demand and supply; consumer behaviour; theory of production; cost of production; revenue and profit maximisation; perfect competition; imperfect competition; economic efficiency; game theory; and theory of distribution.
Über den Autor
Bongani Ngwenya holds a PhD in Business Management, specialised in Strategic Management and Organisational financial performance. He has over 8 years of lecturing experience at University level. Doctor Ngwenya has taught both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Currently, he is a Senior lecturer at Solusi University.
Klappentext
Basic Micro-Economics Principles Volume One, introduces readers, especially economics students to the basic principles of micro-economics. The material covered in this Volume is suitable for undergraduate students and also post graduate students in the field of economics and other related fields in Business. Micro-economics is a study of economics at micro level, that is, at individual and household level. The Volume deals with the economic problem; demand and supply; elasticity of demand and supply; consumer behaviour; theory of production; cost of production; revenue and profit maximisation; perfect competition; imperfect competition; economic efficiency; game theory; and theory of distribution.
