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Mathematics for Business Analysis
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Designed for students, faculty, and professionals, this book describes the role of mathematics in the world of economics and business. Beginning with the fundamental nature of numbers and progressi...
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05 December 2023

Designed for students, faculty, and professionals, this book describes the role of mathematics in the world of economics and business. Beginning with the fundamental nature of numbers and progressing into more complex realms like hyperreal numbers and the intricacies of set theory, this book constructs a strong foundational understanding of mathematical concepts. The book uses PYTHON code throughout the text to illustrate problems numerically. As readers advance, the text seamlessly integrates essential topics such as linear simultaneous equations, which are pivotal in analyzing market equilibrium, and covers the mechanics of matrices for solving larger equation systems. Furthermore, chapters dedicated to calculus, especially its applications in economics and the innovative use of infinitesimal methods, equip learners with tools to tackle profit maximization challenges, factor optimization, and beyond. Later chapters unfold the world of differential and difference equations, revealing their significance in analyzing dynamic systems. All these concepts are illuminated through practical examples and numerous images from economics and business, ensuring relevance and clarity.
Price: $89.99
Pages: 360
Publisher: De Gruyter
Imprint: Mercury Learning and Information
Publication Date:
05 December 2023
ISBN: 9781683929376
Format: Hardcover
BISACs:
BUS091000 BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Business Mathematics
Paul Turner holds a PhD in economics and has over thirty years of teaching experience at the university level. He has written numerous articles for international journals. Justine Wood holds a PhD in economics and is currently an assistant professor of quantitative economics. She has written several articles in the areas of finance and economics.