Research and Profit Maximization in Finance and Economics - by Christopher E S Warburton (Paperback)

About the Book

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...

Book Synopsis

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.

About the Author

Christopher E.S. Warburton is an Adjunct Professor at Monroe College and Bronx Community College in New York. He earned an M.A. in International Political Economy and Development, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Economics from Fordham University. Dr. Warburton's other publications include The Evolution of Crises and Underdevelopment in Africa and the forthcoming co-authored Basic College Research Skills; both from University Press of America.