ABSTRACT:
Mathematics plays a crucial role in the fields of management and economy by providing analytical tools for decision-making, problem-solving, and strategic planning. This paper explores the applications of mathematics in managerial decision-making, economic forecasting, financial analysis, and operational efficiency. By integrating mathematical models, businesses and policymakers can optimize resources, predict market trends, and enhance overall efficiency. Mathematics serves as the backbone of management and economic theories. From financial analysis to supply chain optimization, mathematical models enable managers and economists to make data-driven decisions. This paper examines the significance of mathematics in management and economy and its impact on business operations and economic policies.
Cite this article:
Sandesh Kumari . The Role of Mathematics in Management and Economy: An overview. Proceeding of ICAMAS-2025.171-173.
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