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Profit maximization via financial management
G.H. LawsonACCEPTING that companies wish to maximize profits in some sense, this article first considers three major problems which together constitute the main core of financial management…
profit chasing with risk analysis
MICHAEL CLAYIN order to be well prepared for decision making on possible capital investment one requires information on
Towards numerical taxonomy of busines enterprises
Friedhelm GoronzyThis paper is based in part on Appendix B of Friedhelm Goronzy, “A Multivariate Analysis of Selected Variables of Manufacturing Business Enterprises”, Unpublished Dissertation…
The overtime coin—management and labour motivation
A.J. BROWNThis paper has arisen out of work done at the centre for business Research, Manchester Business School, in connection with the Wage Payment System Project under the direction of…
the future of the nationalized industries
Arthur JohnNATIONALIZED industries occupy a key position in the national economy. In 1968, capital spending in the public sector was half the nation's capital spending of £7 700 million…
investment management—the pin of the professional
J.A. AczelTHE main purpose of this article is to discuss the problems and objectives of professional investment management. It is essential to concentrate on the more important aspects of…
T‐Groups… part of the A‐Z of group training
CHRISTOPHER MOLANDERThe need for increased managerial effectiveness is not in doubt. The behavioural sciences however, have yet to play their proper part in the training of management. T‐group…
Technological myopia—revisin Galbraith's sequence
Gordon WillsIT is my purpose here to explore the ways in which the imperatives of modern technology interact with the marketing concept; with the idea that the customer is in some sense…
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