Managerial Economics: A Mathematical Approach highlights the use of quantitative tools to address uncertainty in managerial decisions. The book covers individual, firm, and market-level choices, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and managing uncertainty. It offers practical examples, presents technical theories in an accessible manner, and includes problems and case studies for a comprehensive understanding. Suitable for upper-undergraduate and graduate courses in business and economics, it is also beneficial for managers, analysts, and researchers seeking to delve into the quantitative aspects of managerial economics. Through its emphasis on real-world applications and mathematical insights, the book equips readers with the necessary skills to navigate uncertainty in decision-making scenarios.