Research and Profit Maximization in Finance and Economics - Warburton, Christopher E. S.
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Institutional profit realization has become highly contingent on research education, investment, and planning; yet, the methodology of research may not be clear to young researchers or students of Economics and Management Science. In Research and Profit Maximization in Finance and Economics, author Christopher Warburton breaks the methodology of research into three component parts: the essence of research; avenues from which data on economic indicators could be obtained; and the estimation of assorted models for forecasting economic indicators to maximize profit. The central concept of profit…mehr

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Institutional profit realization has become highly contingent on research education, investment, and planning; yet, the methodology of research may not be clear to young researchers or students of Economics and Management Science. In Research and Profit Maximization in Finance and Economics, author Christopher Warburton breaks the methodology of research into three component parts: the essence of research; avenues from which data on economic indicators could be obtained; and the estimation of assorted models for forecasting economic indicators to maximize profit. The central concept of profit maximization is presented to incorporate the optimization problem in Economics.
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Autorenporträt
Christopher E. S. Warburton is a full time faculty member of the Business and Economics Department at Houghton College in New York. He attended the West African Methodist Collegiate School and Albert Academy in Freetown before proceeding to obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors in history from Fourah Bay College, the University of Sierra Leone. He holds a doctorate in International Economics from Fordham University after completing dual master's degrees in international political economy and development, and economics. Dr. Warburton has extensively taught economics courses at various colleges in the United States and has published several peer-reviewed papers and books on economics. His most recent books include: The Development of International Monetary Policy (2000) and Economic Analysis and Law; The Economics of the Courtroom (2001).