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Introduction to business First meeting

Organizational issuesKey aims of the courseMeetings organizationTextbookScheduleRequirements and gradingEach student presents either case or gameFrom time to time short papers to be submitted during next lectureActive participation appreciated!

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Слайд 1Introduction to business First meeting
Łukasz Konopielko
konop@gazeta.pl

Introduction to business  First meetingŁukasz Konopielkokonop@gazeta.pl

Слайд 2Organizational issues
Key aims of the course
Meetings organization
Textbook
Schedule
Requirements and grading
Each student

presents either case or game
From time to time short papers

to be submitted during next lecture
Active participation appreciated!

Organizational issuesKey aims of the courseMeetings organizationTextbookScheduleRequirements and gradingEach student presents either case or gameFrom time to

Слайд 3Case study (30% of grade)
Case studies will be appointed, according

to language abilities. Additionally, some case studies would be allocated

on the base of the field trips (if confirmed).
Deadline for case study paper submission: penultimate class.

Case study (30% of grade)Case studies will be appointed, according to language abilities. Additionally, some case studies

Слайд 4Economic games (experiments - 20%)
Suggested list on: http://www.marietta.edu/~delemeeg/games/
You may wish

to find your own one, or even design it! It

is acceptable as long as you can evidence it and properly describe it.
You have to:
understand theoretical base for the game (what is this game for? expected outcome etc)
Run selected game (thus it’s good to do this during classes)
Describe both above as well as results and conclusions
Deadlines: 1. Game proposal: next class (with short paper).
2. Final paper submission: before exam. Lack of paper on case or game excludes from exam!!!
Economic games (experiments - 20%)Suggested list on: http://www.marietta.edu/~delemeeg/games/You may wish to find your own one, or even

Слайд 5Presentation delivery
You won’t sell yourself if you:
Don’t know your subject

matter
Can’t remember what you are going to say
Repeat the same

thing over and over again
Speak too quietly or too quickly
Use confusing jargon
Give a mass of confusing and complicated facts
Can’t answer questions
Look awful /based on C.Carysoforth at al. „Business” 1993/.
Presentation deliveryYou won’t sell yourself if you:Don’t know your subject matterCan’t remember what you are going to

Слайд 6More on presentation /by Mihai Budiu/
Clear introduction
Avoid details
Only one concluding

slide or paragraph
Humor is useful
Don't put useless information in graphs
Less

is better
Human attention is very limited!!

More on presentation /by Mihai Budiu/Clear introductionAvoid detailsOnly one concluding slide or paragraphHumor is usefulDon't put useless

Слайд 7Bibligraphy (references)
A BIBLIOGRAPHY is a list of sources used by

the writer of a research paper, including books, encyclopedias, newspapers,

magazines, pamphlets, interviews, and electronic media.  All the sources used are listed alphabetically.
All used sources must be attributed!! Also internet-based. Always try to figure out who the AUTHOR of the web site/page is and where this person got his/her information in order to determine the RELIABILITY of the data.  There are many personal interest pages out there that are not trustworthy.   
Bibligraphy (references)A BIBLIOGRAPHY is a list of sources used by the writer of a research paper, including

Слайд 8More on bibliography
"Creature Feature: Ants." Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.        Arizona-Sonora

Desert Museum. 25 Jan. 2004        .
So:"Title of the part/page."

Name of the entire site. Publication information (sponsoring company, organization, institution, etc.) Date of Access .
Any citation or data quoted, or even transformed citation must be clearly marked in text allowing for identifying its source !!!

More on bibliography

Слайд 9Now get back to business!
Business economics – mainly on FIRMS
Three

aspects:
External influences on the firm (business environment)
Internal decision of the

firm
The external effects of business making
Study of business will involve three types of activity:
-description
-analysis
-recommendations
Now get back to business!Business economics – mainly on FIRMSThree aspects:External influences on the firm (business environment)Internal

Слайд 10The business environment
Political/legal factors
Economic factors (microeconomic and macroeconomic environment)
Social/cultural factors
Technological

factors

PEST analysis – political, economic, social and technological. The behavior

and performance of firms is affected by the business environment (PEST).
The business environmentPolitical/legal factorsEconomic factors (microeconomic and macroeconomic environment)Social/cultural factorsTechnological factorsPEST analysis – political, economic, social and

Слайд 11Structure of industry
Three broad categories:
Primary production. The production and extraction

of natural resources plus agriculture
Secondary production. The production from manufacturing

and construction sectors of the economy
Tertiary production. The production from the service sector of the economy.
Simplified distinction: production, agriculture and services
Structure of industryThree broad categories:Primary production. The production and extraction of natural resources plus agricultureSecondary production. The

Слайд 12Industry
Group of firms that produce a particular category of product.
Industrial

sector – a grouping of industries producing similar products or

delivering similar services.
Industrial concentration – the degree to which an industry is dominated by large business enterprises.
How to measure? Share of the 3 (5,10) largest firms in the industry. Can be misleading…
Better index. Most popular: Herfindahl index
IndustryGroup of firms that produce a particular category of product.Industrial sector – a grouping of industries producing

Слайд 13Herfindahl index
A measure of industry concentration. The value of the

index is the sum of the squares of the market

shares of all firms in an industry. Higher values indicate greater concentration.


where si is the market share of firm i in the market, and n is the number of firms.

Herfindahl indexA measure of industry concentration. The value of the index is the sum of the squares

Слайд 14Short paper for next lecture
Each student should write short (not

too short…) paper on:

Give some examples (2-3) of things we

might learn about the likely behavior and performance of business in an industry by knowing something about the industry concentration of that industry.

Paper will not be graded, however it must be turned in at the beginning of next meeting.
Short paper for next lectureEach student should write short (not too short…) paper on:Give some examples (2-3)

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