Titlebook: Law in a Business Context; Bill Cole,Peter Shears,Jillinda Tiley Book 1990 Cole, Shears and Tiley 1990 business.commercial law

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Innovation, research and development,e business, and also its employees, to secure as large a share of the potential market as possible, whilst at the same time keeping costs to a minimum. This aim can be aided by the elimination of competition, preferably lawfully. One way to achieve this is for the business to protect those products

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Marketing, selling and advertising,ocus upon the controls which exist outside the business — the environmental controls. Then we will deal with certain structural considerations, e.g. the way in which a number of businesses have seen fit to join together in trade associations, and the rise of the Code of Practice as a regulator of bu

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The personnel function,t few years via legislation, manpower policies and income policies. These issues are addressed in more detail in Chapter 8 of the core text in this series, ‘Business in Context’. The purpose of this chapter is to examine the current legislation relating to employment which has a direct impact upon t

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Introduction,I then provide information on the data collection instrument, the participants and the research questions of this study. This is followed by an overview of the content of the individual chapters in this book.