Titlebook: Explorations in Managerial Economics; Bela Gold Textbook 1971Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1971 economics.exploration.Manage

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80532-4ities, organisational functions, productive facilities and other resources offers the enticing prospect of still further gains in efficiency along with reductions in cost. But these potentials can be realised only if the growing multiplicity of specialised operations can be effectively fitted togeth

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Die Marke in der vernetzten Stadt,ost-price relationships, capital investment requirements, labour utilisation and even competitive standing. The very importance of these problems, however, emphasises the seriousness of continued widespread misunderstanding of the nature and effects of productivity adjustments.

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André Bühler,Thorsten Scheuermann managerial beliefs about the patterns of unit cost adjustment through time. The latter provides the basis for estimating prospective changes and the former provides the criteria for defining the way in which management should seek to modify expected adjustments. Together, they provide a useful fram

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State–of–the–Art und Related Workacks substantial empirical support and a contrasting series of empirical findings which lack any persuasive theoretical rationale. The former holds that total unit costs tend to trace a U-shaped function with increments in plant output, decreasing up to some point near practical capacity and then ri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-3944-9costs, it has also been shown that effective appraisal of these major sub-systems may be integrated into the larger analytical framework represented by the managerial control ratio approach introduced in Chapter 2. Before exploring still further possible extensions of this approach, however, it may

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Anita Zednik,Andreas Strebingerut the processes whereby such advances are created and brought into use or about their subsequent effects. The history of economic thought contains occasional evidences of such interest (for a comprehensive review of early contributions, see Gourvitch [21]), especially in some of the writings of Bab

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Michael Jary,Dirk Schneider,Andrew Wileman that each major technological advance was essentially unique, being ascribable either to inexplicable genius or to an extraordinarily lucky accident. Oddly enough, however, growing realisation of the organised structure of science and increasing success in extending its boundaries have likewise fai

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