Part I: Theory & Technique for Solving Case Studies and Simple Case Studies for Understanding the Technique of Solving Case Studies
Part II: Case Studies: Discussions about the Solution and Caste Studies for Exercise for Self-study
Part 111: Case Studies, Hints about the Solutions and Case Studies for Exercise for Self Study
Part IV: Numerical
Part V: Case Studies for Classroom
Part VI: Case Studies for Syndicate Work

The basic aim of the books of the series, 'Case Study Solutions', is to discuss the technique of Step-by-Step Method of solving a case study developed by the author. Each book of the series has over 50 case studies set in familiar Indian environment for the student manager to solve. Assistance is provided in this task by solving some case studies; ultimately this technique should have been so well-imbibed by the reader that it becomes part of his thought process. The case studies used in each book are so written that the entire MBA syllabus of the concerned subject like Marketing, Finance, HRD, and Materials Management/Supply Chain Management is fully covered.

An attempt has thus been made to teach management through the media of solving case studies. This ensures that classroom training blends with actual corporate world problem-solving. These problems have been built on actual occurrences in the author's work life of more than half a century.

Managerial Economics has been gaining importance during the last two decades in India. The growth achieved by the country has been possible only due to pragmatic decisions taken to liberate the national economy from the era of licenses and constraints of various kinds. The book covers both micro- and macro-economic subjects. A number of numerical problems have been included in the book and some have been solved to illustrate the approach to such problem-solving.