Drucker's Theory of the Business 
.... fortune in two of industry's most successful companies(GM and IBM(that occurred after their theory of the
business "no longer fit reality" (Drucker,
1994, p. 95 ....
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Doing Business Abroad
.... pressure to maintain face at all times and the successful foreign
business operator must help to ensure this for his or her Japanese peers (Morrison,
1994). ....
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Legalized Gambling as Big Business
.... (
1994, September 21). The national impact of casino gambling proliferation. 103rd Congress, 2nd session. House of Representatives committee on small
business. ....
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9
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CULTURE AND INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
.... about the size of the competition and common
business practices, and the level of technical development that the competition has achieved (Garten,
1994). ....
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US Relations Between Government & Business
.... growth because companies must put resources toward meeting government regulations instead of toward increasing their
business (Dentzer, June 6,
1994, p. 61). ....
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Business Opportunity
.... others built a "casual job" into a
business, just "happened to read about the industry," or developed an idea put forth by a family member (Bhide,
1994, p. 227 ....
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RUSSIAN-AMERICAN BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS
.... many foreign joint ventures in Russia has been due less to
business conditions there than to "poor planning on the part of foreign investors" (
1994, March-April ....
(2936
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Business Plan for a Nurse Practitioner Business
.... basis (adult day care). This is creating a valid market for a nurse practitioner
business (Beckham,
1994, 61). It is the purpose ....
(2182
9
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Business Ethics Case Study
.... Retrieved July 18, 2008, from www.inhousecounsel.com Meiners, RE, Ringleb, AH, & Edwards, FL (
1994). The legal environment of
business. Minneapolis/St. ....
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Business Plan for Sporting Goods Store
.... Boyles, Carolee S. "Building All Aspects of A
Business." Shooting Industry, February
1994, 24 26. Bureau of the Census. City and County Data Book. ....
(2739
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Changing Perspectives of Business Ethics
.... with decisions that gave the most people pleasure, with the recognition that that could change over time (Dyck,
1994). In
business, utilitarianism means that ....
(2432
10
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RUSSIAN-AMERICAN BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS
.... many foreign joint ventures in Russia has been due less to
business conditions there than to "poor planning on the part of foreign investors" (
1994, March-April ....
(3427
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Business Clusters
.... a tremendous explosion in the region, and Silicon Valley got the microcomputer
business. .... not all technologies have that huge market potential," (Gwin,
1994: 26 ....
(1173
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Problems in a Computer Equipment Business
.... importance of such a process is emphasized by Jacob (
1994) as he writes: "In an unusually faddish era, building customer loyalty is one
business precept that ....
(1941
8
)
1994 Baseball Strike
.... question from their point of view is the degree of wealth they will enjoy as a result of the
business. Therefore, the question of how the
1994 strike affected ....
(2035
8
)
Small Business Acquisition of Computer Technology
.... (United States Small
Business Administration,
1994, p. 14). .... Holzinger, Albert G. "The Right Stuff." Nation's
Business, April
1994, 20-26, 28. ....
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Teamwork in Business Settings
.... In the contemporary
business environment, teams are more and more commonly created to ensure that projects succeed and to bring .... D''O''Brian, J. (
1994, April). ....
(1177
5
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Business Law and Intellectual Property Business Law & Intellectual ...
.... without its even leaving our possession, how can we protect it" (Barlow,
1994)? ....
Business law in this regard runs precisely contrary to the nature of information ....
(1489
6
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Written Communications in Business
.... of written
business documents is that, as pointed out by Easton, Eickelmann and Flatley (
1994), more and more frequently
business communication documents are ....
(2927
12
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Telecommuting Impact in Business
.... reduced, and in the event of a disaster, such as an earthquake or a fire, company
business can still .... Employer Tax Break." Home Office Computing, August
1994, 18 ....
(2363
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PROBABILITY USE IN BUSINESS
ESSAY NO. 1: PROBABILITY USE IN
BUSINESS Probability is "a number expressing the likelihood of occurrence of a specific event" (Shao,
1994, p. 217). ....
(2257
9
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Media Coverage of the 1994 Elections
.... many Americans feel relieved when their elected representatives aren't conducting the people's
business. US News & World Report, p. 64. Scott, S. (
1994, October ....
(3002
12
)
Wellness Business Plan
.... spending their healthcare dollars, then they need to develop specific programs to educate and modify behaviors that will impact those areas" (Mason,
1994, 29). ....
(2257
9
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US Business Leadership
.... predicts a future of organized chaos." [Emphasis added.] Heller has quoted a
1994 Fortune magazine article, describing a long-time US
business star, Proctor & ....
(4129
17
)
The Northridge Earthquake of 1994
.... A4. Glover, K. "Quake Victims' Rebuilding Causes Retail Sales Surge." Los Angeles
Business Journal 16 (11 April
1994): 34. Hotz, RL ....
(3911
16
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Challenge Facing American Business FACING
.... predicts a future of organized chaos." [Emphasis added.] Heller has quoted a
1994 Fortune magazine article, describing a long-time US
business star, Proctor & ....
(4129
17
)
Job-Training Stations in High Schools
.... work. They dress properly. They know how to answer a phone and some of the
business etiquette" (Brown
1994, p. 46). Interns are ....
(2018
8
)
Kentucky Fried Chicken
.... Charles, D. (1996, September 24). "Growing fast food demand helps Thai KFC." Reuters
Business Report. Johnson, G. (
1994, July 22). ....
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Using Internet Technology to Expand Store Operations
.... help managers who understand the possibilities and the limitations of that technology adapt it to their unique
business situations (Rheingold,
1994, 14; Barford ....
(2094
8
)
Jobs and the Clinton Administration
.... by small
business, and one recent study holds that most job creation continues to take place among large companies (Davis, Haltiwanger, & Schuh,
1994, p. 15). ....
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