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9780273722168

Mathematics for Economics and Business

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    9780273722168

  • ISBN10:

    0273722166

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-12-16
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

Do you need to brush up on your mathematical skills to truly excel in your economics or business course?If you want to increase your confidence in mathematics, then this is the perfect book for you. With its friendly and informal style, this market leading text breaks down topics into short sections making each new technique you learn seem less daunting. Offering you the chance at every opportunity to stop and check your understanding by working through the practice problems, you can relax and learn at your own pace.A brand new online learning resource for this edition available to users of this book.www.mymathlab.comAn unrivalled online study and testing resource that generates a personalized study plan and provides extensive practice questions exactly where you need it.+ Interactive questions with randomized values allow you practice the same concept as many times as you need until you master it.+ Guided solutions break down the question for you step by step.+ Audio animations talk you through key mathematical techniques+ Full e book links out to the relevant part of the text while you are practicing.+ Additional e chapters of extended topics taken out of the bookSee the Getting Started with MyMathlab section in the introduction for information on how to register and start using the resources.

Author Biography

Ian Jacques was formerly a senior lecturer in the School of Mathematical and Information Sciences at Coventry University. He has considerable experience teaching mathematical methods to students studying economics, business and accounting.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Introduction: Getting Startedp. 1
Notes for students: how to use this bookp. 1
Getting started with MyMathLab Getting started with Excelp. 3
Getting started with Maplep. 9
Linear Equationsp. 13
Introduction to algebra
Further algebra
Graphs of linear equationsp. 15
Algebraic solution of simultaneous linear equationsp. 35
Supply and demand analysisp. 47
Transposition of formulaep. 87
National income determinationp. 96
Non-linear Equationsp. 113
Quadratic functionsp. 115
Revenue, cost and profitp. 129
Indices and logarithmsp. 141
The exponential and natural logarithm functionsp. 162
Mathematics of Financep. 175
Percentagesp. 177
Compound interestp. 194
Geometric seriesp. 209
Investment appraisalp. 220
Differentiationp. 237
The derivative of a functionp. 239
Rules of differentiationp. 251
Marginal functionsp. 261
Further rules of differentiationp. 275
Elasticityp. 284
Optimization of economic functionsp. 298
Further optimization of economic functionsp. 320
The derivative of the exponential and natural logarithm functionsp. 331
Partial Differentiationp. 341
Functions of several variablesp. 343
Partial elasticity and marginal functionsp. 356
Comparative staticsp. 374
Unconstrained optimizationp. 386
Constrained optimizationp. 400
Lagrange multipliersp. 411
Integrationp. 421
Indefinite integrationp. 423
Definite integrationp. 437
Matricesp. 451
Basic matrix operationsp. 453
Matrix inversionp. 472
Cramer's rulep. 492
Input-output analysisp. 502
Glossaryp. 663
Indexp. 673
The Following Additional Material can be Found on the Website (www.pearsoned.co.uk/jacques):
Additional Topic 1
Linear Programmingp. 515
Graphical solution of linear programming problemsp. 517
Applications of linear programmingp. 535
Additional Topic 2 Dynamicsp. 551
Difference equationsp. 553
Differential equationsp. 569
Differentiation from First Principlesp. 587
Implicit Differentiationp. 591
Hessiansp. 594
Solutions to Problemsp. 598
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Prefacep. ix
Introduction: Getting Startedp. 1
Notes for students: how to use this bookp. 1
Getting started with MyMathLab
Getting started with Excelp. 3
Getting started with Maplep. 9
Linear Equationsp. 13
Introduction to algebra
Further algebra
Graphs of linear equationsp. 15
Algebraic solution of simultaneous linear equationsp. 35
Supply and demand analysisp. 47
Transposition of formulaep. 87
National income determinationp. 96
Non-linear Equationsp. 113
Quadratic functionsp. 115
Revenue, cost and profitp. 129
Indices and logarithmsp. 141
The exponential and natural logarithm functionsp. 162
Mathematics of Financep. 175
Percentagesp. 177
Compound interestp. 194
Geometric seriesp. 209
Investment appraisalp. 220
Differentiationp. 237
The derivative of a functionp. 239
Rules of differentiationp. 251
Marginal functionsp. 261
Further rules of differentiationp. 275
Elasticityp. 284
Optimization of economic functionsp. 298
Further optimization of economic functionsp. 320
The derivative of the exponential and natural logarithm functionsp. 331
Partial Differentiationp. 341
Functions of several variablesp. 343
Partial elasticity and marginal functionsp. 356
Comparative staticsp. 374
Unconstrained optimizationp. 386
Constrained optimizationp. 400
Lagrange multipliersp. 411
Integrationp. 421
Indefinite integrationp. 423
Definite integrationp. 437
Matricesp. 451
Basic matrix operationsp. 453
Matrix inversionp. 472
Cramer's rulep. 492
Input-output analysisp. 502
Glossaryp. 663
Indexp. 673
The Following Additional Material can be Found on the Website (www.pearsoned.co.uk/jacques):
Additional Topic 1 Linear Programmingp. 515
Graphical solution of linear programming problemsp. 517
Applications of linear programmingp. 535
Additional Topic 2 Dynamicsp. 551
Difference equationsp. 553
Differential equationsp. 569
Differentiation from First Principlesp. 587
Implicit Differentiationp. 591
Hessiansp. 594
Solutions to Problemsp. 598
Web Box
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