Description

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Quantitative methods have become essential in economic forecasting, allocation of resources, portfolio analysis, inventory analysis, data-mining, and new and innovative solutions to myriad social and climate challenges. The aim of this text is to provide a basic understanding of these quantitative methods. Using topics such as finite mathematics, mathematics of finance, differential calculus, optimization, and curve fitting, this text provides the tools needed to solve modern business problems.

FEATURES:

• Covers a review of algebra, finite math, mathematics of finance, differential calculus, optimization, and curve fitting
  
• Feature numerous, realistic, business applications including cash flow, amortization, interest, loans, annuities, revenue/cost models, break-even, ordering, inventory control, profit/margin models, econometrics, and more
  
• Provides extensive in-text examples and end of section exercises with key terms, key concepts, and appendices at the end of each chapter to reinforce material
  
• Uses multiple tables, charts and graphs to illustrate topics
  
• Includes PowerPoint slides for the instructor.

About the Author

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Bronson Gary: Gary Bronson, Ph.D., is a professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University of information systems with industry and consulting experience and is the author of several books. Bronson Richard: Richard Bronson, Ph.D. is emeritus professor, Fairleigh Dickinson University. Kieff Maureen: Maureen Kieff is a professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University.