Economics for Business provides an engaging introduction to the core economic concepts that business students need to know, consistently emphasising how, and why, understanding economics is essential for their studies, and future business careers.

1: What is a business? 2: Mission and objectives 3: Managing demand 4: Managing costs 5: How markets work 6: Labour market 7: Do markets work? 8: Different market forms 9: Strategic planning and the economy 10: Strategies for growth 11: Analysing the macroeconomic environment 12: Government macroeconomic policy and business 13: Global business

Provides full coverage of the economic concepts business students need to know, with exceptional clarity. Real world case studies and business insights throughout, which feature well- known companies including AirBnB, Coca-Cola, and Monarch, clearly demonstrate the relevance and application of economic concepts in real-world business situations. Promotes active learning; business insights and accompanying questions can be assigned as pre-lecture reading, facilitating flipped approaches to teaching. Mathematical support is given through the 'doing the business maths' and 'analysing the business data' features. The book addresses key skills gaps employers say need filling if undergraduates are to become highly employable business professionals. A focus throughout on developing highly employable business professionals includes the 'you, the manager' feature, which encourages students to think critically about what they've just learnt and apply it to a new scenario by putting them in the shoes of a decision-maker, and research tasks, which cultivate essential report writing and information assimilating skills. The in-text features are complemented by the online 'Jobwatch' feature which contains real job adverts, annotated to pull out the key skills students will need to demonstrate in order to be successful in their application.

Provides full coverage of the economic concepts business students need to know, with exceptional clarity. Real world case studies and business insights throughout, which feature well- known companies including AirBnB, Coca-Cola, and Monarch, clearly demonstrate the relevance and application of economic concepts in real-world business situations. Promotes active learning; business insights and accompanying questions can be assigned as pre-lecture reading, facilitating flipped approaches to teaching. Mathematical support is given through the 'doing the business maths' and 'analysing the business data' features. The book addresses key skills gaps employers say need filling if undergraduates are to become highly employable business professionals. A focus throughout on developing highly employable business professionals includes the 'you, the manager' feature, which encourages students to think critically about what they've just learnt and apply it to a new scenario by putting them in the shoes of a decision-maker, and research tasks, which cultivate essential report writing and information assimilating skills. The in-text features are complemented by the online 'Jobwatch' feature which contains real job adverts, annotated to pull out the key skills students will need to demonstrate in order to be successful in their application.