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Managerial Economics: Economic Tools for Today's Decision Makers is a comprehensive book for postgraduate and undergraduate economics students and managerial students. The book is intended for a single semester introductory course to the subject using a computer to improve the treatment of the subject in the real world. The book covers the basics of the subject and shows students how MS Excel can be used to perform previously long and laborious calculations. The book also discusses Excel Applications to turn the static figures and tables in the text into dynamic illustrations, allowing readers to build their presentation and data interpretation skills. The book is an essential resource on the topic and will help all managers and students absorb the concepts through real-world examples and practice problems. About the Authors Paul G. Keat is an Associate Professor Emeritus at the Global Business Faculty at Thunderbird School of Global Management. He was previously working with IBM Corporation in professional and managerial capacities. Philip K. Y. Young is the president of Nth Degree Systems, Inc., and a co-founder of Learning Burst Academy. He has also worked with Duke Corporate Education and strives to improve courses in business education by bringing an innovative, digital format. Stephen E. Erfle is a Management Economist, and a former employee of the Seagram Classics Wine Company. He currently serves at Dickinson College as a Professor, teaching Managerial Economics and the use of MS Excel as a teaching platform.