Titlebook: Corporate Management in a Knowledge-Based Economy; Gianfranco Zanda Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Conspiracy

nt factor in the production combination and in consumption. Land – at least up to the onset of mercantile capitalism – was undoubtedly the scarcest production factor, and the most difficult to obtain, increase or replace. It was, in short, the strategic production factor and therefore it was given a

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DECRY

Anna K. Windisch,Claus Tieber,Phil Powries. This model of capitalism has been studied analytically and regularly revised. The discussion is still open and no definitive conclusions have been reached; however it would seem reasonable to maintain that managerial capitalism has marked a period of considerable economic expansion, of satisfacto

Postulate

Anna K. Windisch,Claus Tieber,Phil Powrieory on how financial markets work and with the approach to market regulation that has accompanied it. Understanding what has happened and what should be done to avoid such a catastrophic crisis in the future will require a new way of thinking about how markets work. The key point analysed in this ch

palliative-care

Anna K. Windisch,Claus Tieber,Phil Powriegeneral), and are organized according to certain legal forms and principles. Human ingenuity has arrived at this combination of elements in order to achieve certain goals. As such, business structures represent a combination of natural and artificial (or man-made) components; natural components incl

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POLYP

Anna K. Windisch,Claus Tieber,Phil Powriepower in companies and in society has been exercised by those who possessed the scarcest and most difficult factor of production to obtain. It is also an accepted fact that, in the course of time, a change in the importance of the factors of production resulted in a corresponding ‘shift’ in power fr

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