Christopher R. Thomas is Associate Professor of Economics and has served as Exide Professor of Sustainable Enterprise at University of South Florida. He is the author or coauthor of many journal articles, book reviews, and chapters in books. His textbook in managerial economics is in its eleventh English edition and is also published in Chinese.

William F. Shughart II is J. Fish Smith Professor in Public Choice at Utah State University, a senior fellow of The Independent Institute, and the editor-in-chief of Public Choice. Previously the holder of three named professorships at the University of Mississippi, he is the author or editor of eleven books and has published more than 200 book chapters, peer reviewed academic journal articles, and book reviews.

1. Anup Agrawal
2. Leonce Bargeron
3. Sunil Chopra
4. Massimo G. Colombo
5. Marco Delmastro
6. Anthony W. Dnes
7. Luke M. Froeb
8. Esther Gal-Or
9. Massimo Garbuio
10. Michael Gibbs
11. Emili Grifell-Tatje
12. Robert G. Hansen
13. Richard S. Higgins
14. Charles A. Ingene
15. Liena Kano
16. Elif Ketenciouglu
17. Thomas J. Kniesner
18. Charles R. Knoeber
19. Praveen K. Kopalle
20. John D. Leeth
21. Kenneth Lehn
22. Dan Lovallo
23. C.A. Knox Lovell
24. Thomas P. Lyon
25. Robert Maness
26. John W. Maxwell
27. David R. Munro
28. William S. Neilson
29. Felix Oberholzer-Gee
30. Sharon M. Oster
31. Mark Perelman
32. David Porter
33. Larissa Rabbiosi
34. Stephen J. Rassenti
35. Paul H. Rubin
36. William F. Shughart II
37. Oz Shy
38. ManMohan S. Sodhi
39. David J. Teece
40. Christopher R. Thomas
41. Alain Verbeke
42. Gregory J. Werden
43. Lawrence White
44. Steven N. Wiggins
45. Dennis A. Yao
46. Xubing Zhang

"The Oxford Handbook of Managerial Economics is a must-have reference tool for business practitioners, consultants, and scholars. The editors have assembled a distinguished list of experts--spanning over two-dozen areas of the field--to provide readers with a wealth of information and tools not found in basic textbooks."--Michael R. Baye, Bert Elwert Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University

"Since the early sixties, microeconomics has remained the main source of analytic tools for public and private decision making. This has generated a large area of activities in university curricula, scientific journals, and consulting conveniently known as managerial economics. In recent decades, the core foundation of microeconomics has considerably deepened. The field has enlarged both in scope--addressing totally new issues such as globalization, governance and social responsibility--and concepts--such as information asymmetries and behavioral economics. This volume, edited by Christopher Thomas and William Shughart, benefits from the most advanced academic developments thanks to the outstanding scholarship of its contributors. The broad perspective taken here is particularly welcome. It will be of considerable help to all of those who want to overcome the pitfalls of overspecialization both in theory and in applications."--Jean-Pierre Ponssard, Professor, Ecole Polytechnique, France