The traditional theory of the firm and the development of economic theory. An alternative approach to the company and its behavior. Managerial and behaviorist theory of the firm. Limited rationality, intertemporal choice, productivity and cost functions. Dynamic models of companies. Classification and characterization models.
Terminated in academic year 2011/2012
Theory of Firm
| Type of study | Doctoral |
|---|---|
| Language of instruction | English |
| Code | 114-0907/02 |
| Abbreviation | TF |
| Course title | Theory of Firm |
| Credits | 10 |
| Coordinating department | Department of Economics |
| Course coordinator | doc. PhDr. Olga Březinová, CSc. |
Subject syllabus
Literature
Backhouse, R. E. – Creedy, J.: From Classical Economics to the Theory
of the Firm. Edward Elgar 1999.
Colombo, M.: The Changing Boundaries of the Firm Explaining Evolving
Inter – Firm Relations. Routledge 1998.
Economic Integration and Multinational Investment Behaviour. Ruffini,
P. B. edit. Edward Elgar 2004.
Foreign Direct Investment and Technological Change. Cantwell, J. edit.
Edward Elgar 1999. 2 svazky.
Hay, D. - Morris, D. J.: Industrial Economics and Organization. Oxford
University Press 1996.
of the Firm. Edward Elgar 1999.
Colombo, M.: The Changing Boundaries of the Firm Explaining Evolving
Inter – Firm Relations. Routledge 1998.
Economic Integration and Multinational Investment Behaviour. Ruffini,
P. B. edit. Edward Elgar 2004.
Foreign Direct Investment and Technological Change. Cantwell, J. edit.
Edward Elgar 1999. 2 svazky.
Hay, D. - Morris, D. J.: Industrial Economics and Organization. Oxford
University Press 1996.
Advised literature
No advised literature has been specified for this subject.