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Nov 22, 2024
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2016-2018 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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EC 6300 - Competitive Analysis
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Competitive Analysis applies economic concepts and ideas to the study of firm and industry performance. It draws upon a number of analytical tools such as strategic mapping, survival analysis, game theory, and transaction cost economics to examine how and why firms and markets perform and evolve. It examines a number of issues including the “make vs. buy” decision process, cooperation vs. competition, changing vertical and horizontal boundaries, and internal vs. external analysis and lead to competitive advantage.
Prerequisite: an undergraduate course in microeconomics, a course in macroeconomics, and a course in statistics.
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