英国曼彻斯特商学院Global MBA公开课——Managerial Economics

Some people argue that economics isn’t a predictive science; that you can’t model the future using data or observations from the past. Times have changed with the arrival of big data and the search for patterns in the data set. 
But game theorists like Patrick McNutt disagree. According to game theory, it’s possible to observe the behavior of rational players in a game (any two individuals or groups) and predict what decision they’ll make next. As long as you have sufficient information about the players’ types and you know both the rules and dimension of the game, you can model the probability of future decisions. 

About the Speaker

Patrick McNutt FRSA is a Visiting Fellow of Manchester Business School Worldwide, McNutt teaches MBA courses such as ‘Managerial Economics’ and ‘Ethics & Governance’ to business students in Manchester, Singapore and Dubai.  He has published widely in the academic literature including a book on how businesses can think strategically: ‘Game Embedded Strategy’.

He consults for many companies using the principles of game theory to run executive workshops, coach managers, map competitor landscapes and even predict share price movements. He says he helps organisations and senior executives to “look in a non-lateral way into the future by looking at what decisions have been made in the past”.  He has worked with many different private companies as well chairing the Irish Competition Authority and acting as a government consultant to the island of Jersey, Channel Islands.. He is based in Dublin, Ireland 

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