AGEC 317 Review of Key Algebraic Concepts and Applications to Economic Issues.

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AGEC 317 Review of Key Algebraic Concepts and Applications to Economic Issues

Readings Review of fundamental algebra concepts (Consult any math textbook) Chapter 2, pp. 23-43, Managerial Economics

Topics Mathematical operations with algebraic expressions Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division Solving equations Linear functions Graphical analysis Slope Intercept Nonlinear functions Rate of change (marginal effects) Optimal points (minima, maxima)

Solving Equation(s)  

The Economic Optimization Process The Univariate Case

Derivatives Y=f(x) The value of the ratio of for extremely small change in X. Derivative of Y with respect to X at point A is the slope of a line that is tangent to the curve at the point A.

Illustration of Derivatives

Rules of Derivatives

Rules of Derivatives

Linear Function: Y = aX + b Slope = dY / dX = a Interpretation: a one unit increase in X leads to an increase in Y of a units; basis of regression Intercepts On x-axis; the value of X is y = o: aX + b = 0; the x intercept is –b/a; put another way (-b/a,o) On y-axis; the value of Y is x = o: The y intercept is b; put another way (o,b) Graph Y = -2X + 2, x intercept is 1 or (1,0); y intercept is 2 or (0,2) Y = 2X + 4, x intercept is -2 or (-2,0); y intercept is 4 or (0,4)

Application of Linear Function: Revenue & Output Total Revenue Output $1.50 1 3.00 2 4.50 3 6.00 4 7.50 5 9.00 6 Questions: Slope Intercepts

Nonlinear function: Total, Marginal, and Average Profits Curvilinear expression of profit and output

Locating Maximum and Minimum Values of a Function  

Locating Maximum and Minimum Values of a Function  

Locating Maximum and Minimum Values of a Function (Con’t)  

Locating Maximum and Minimum Values of a Function (con’t)  

Locating Maximum and Minimum Values of a Function   Locating Maximum and Minimum Values of a Function

Assignment Do the Self-Test problem in Hirschey (pp 43-45) concerning profit versus revenue maximization for Presto Products, Inc. Do the Self-Test problem in Hirschey (pp 45-48) for Pharmed Caplets, an antibiotic product.