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Automated Accounting 6.0Automated Accounting 7.0Automated Accounting and Century 21 Automated Solutions Package for FundamentaAutomated Solutions Package for FundamentaCentury 21 Accounting AdvancedCentury 21 Accounting General JournalCentury 21 Accounting General Journal, Century 21 Accounting Multicolumn JournalCentury 21 Accounting Multicolumn Journal Century 21 Accounting Multicolumn Journal Century 21 Accounting Multicolumn Journal, Century 21 Accounting: General Journal Century 21 Multicolumn Journal Accounting Creating the BandEnglish Dictionary for Century 21 Fundamentals of Accounting Course 1Fundamentals of Accounting Course 1Fundamentals of Accounting Course 2Fundamentals of Accounting Course 2Introduction to Online Accounting & Financial South-Western Accounting with South-Western Accounting with South-Western Accounting with South-Western Accounting with Spanish Dictionary for Century 21 Tax for TeensVideo for Century 21 AccountingVideo for Century 21 Accounting AdvancedVideo: Corporations- SpanishVideo: Corporations:Video: PartnershipsVideo: Partnerships- SpanishVideo: ProprietorshipsVideo: Proprietorships- SpanishAccounting For PartnershipsAdvanced AccountingAdvanced AccountingAdvanced AccountingBusiness Combinations and International Business Fairy TalesCentury 21 Accounting Anniversary Edition, Century 21 General Journal Accounting Century 21 General Journal Accounting Audit Process

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Accounting Management Steve Jackso 0324304161 South-Wester 2006Accounting Management Michael W. M 0324227221 South-Wester 2006Accounting Management Tom Finnega 0324020112 South-Wester 2001Accounting Management Steve Adams 0324114621 South-Wester 2003Accounting Payroll Accou Bernard J. Bi 0324301197 South-Wester 2005Accounting Record Keepi Robert Schult0538691514 South-Western 2001Accounting Record Keepi Burton S. Kali0538441534 South-Western 2006Accounting Record Keepi Howard Ranki0538442050 South-Western 2006Accounting Record Keepi Howard Ranki0538439947 South-Western 2005Accounting Reference 9812437169 2005Accounting Survey of Acc Carl S. Warre 0324183445 South-Wester 2004Accounting Taxation 9812545344 2005Accounting Taxation Gerald E. Wh0324188560 South-Wester 2004Accounting Taxation Kevin E. Mur 0324223447 South-Wester 2005Accounting Taxation Kevin E. Mur 0324305826 South-Wester 2006Accounting Taxation Gerald E. Wh032418851X South-Wester 2004Accounting Taxation Gerald E. Wh0324300999 South-Wester 2005Accounting Taxation Eugene Willis0324304951 South-Wester 2006Accounting Taxation James E. Smi 0324305036 South-Wester 2006Accounting Taxation William A. R 0324305117 South-Wester 2006Accounting Taxation William H. Hof0324304749 South-Wester 2006Accounting Taxation William H. Hof0324304846 South-Wester 2006Accounting Taxation William A. R 032412385X South-Wester 2003Accounting Taxation William A. R 032430613X South-Wester 2006Accounting Taxation James E. Smi 032423354X South-Wester 2005

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Finance Options/Futur Don M. Chanc032417800X South-Wester 2004Finance Options/FuturDerivatives Robert A. Str 0324273029 South-Wester 2005Finance Options/Futur Watsham 1861523793 Thomson Lear 1998Finance Options/Futur René M. Stulz0538861010 South-Wester 2003Finance Personal Fina Lawrence J. 0324282478 South-Wester 2005Finance Personal Fina Leslie Lum 0324101546 South-Wester 2003Finance Personal Fina Louis E. Boon0324289448 South-Wester 2006Finance Personal Fina Louis E. Boon0324319266 South-Wester 2005Finance Portfolio The Robert A. Str 0324232586 South-Wester 2006Finance Portfolio The Robert A. Str 0324071833 South-Wester 2003Finance Principles of Herbert B. M 0324178174 South-Wester 2004Finance Quantitative Watsham/Par186152367X Thomson Lear 1997Finance Risk Managem James Triesc 0324183208 South-Wester 2005

Hospitality/F Karen Levine 1401840922 Thomson Delm 2005Hospitality/F Karen Levine 1401840949 Thomson Delm 2005Hospitality/F Alan Gelb 1401840930 Thomson Delm 2005Hospitality/F Angie Michael0766815846 Thomson Delm 2000Hospitality/F Ahmed Ismail0766800377 Thomson Delm 1999Hospitality/F Anthony J. St 0766826864 Thomson Delm 2003Hospitality/F 1401849229 Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Ahmed Ismail0766823431 Thomson Delm 2002Hospitality/F Alastair Morr 0766816052 Thomson Delm 2002Hospitality/F Alastair Morr 0827366205 Thomson Delm 1996Hospitality/F 1401859437 Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Stephen Ball 0826448267 Thomson Lear 2003Hospitality/F Judy A. Sigua 1401834787 Thomson Delm 2004Hospitality/F Jerry Belch 1401849180 Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Ahmed Ismail0827386478 Thomson Delm 1999Hospitality/F Suzanne Weis0766812146 Thomson Delm 2000Hospitality/F Mary Tanke 082737321X Thomson Delm 2001Hospitality/F Robert Garlo 1401804055 Thomson Delm 2004Hospitality/F Robert A. Wal1401841619 Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Dr. Stephen B0766816605 Thomson Delm 2001Hospitality/F Peter Jones 0826460771 Thomson Lear 2003Hospitality/F John Alexopou1401837115 Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Robert Ford 0766814157 Thomson Delm 2000Hospitality/F Anthony J. St 0766813177 Thomson Delm 2001Hospitality/F 140185284X Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Clement Ojug0766800385 Thomson Delm 1999Hospitality/F Brian Julyan 1844800539 Thomson Lear 2003Hospitality/F Anton Shone 1844800768 Thomson Lear 2004Hospitality/F Donald A. Wa1401819850 Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F 1401849261 Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Robert Garlo 140185009X Thomson Delm 2006Hospitality/F Christine Jas 0766845931 Thomson Delm 2004Hospitality/F Peter O'Conn 1844800458 Thomson Lear 2004

An Introduction to Derivatives Futures and Options in Risk ManagemenRisk Management and DerivativesPersonal Financial PlanningPersonal InvestingPlanning Your Financial FutureTax Update of Planning Your Financial Portfolio Construction, ManagemenPortfolio Construction, ManagemenFinancial Institutions, Investments, and Quantitative Methods for FinanceRisk Management and InsuranceHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

A Survival Guide For Culinary ProfessionalHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

A Survival Guide For Hotel And Motel Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

A Survival Guide For Restaurant Professional

Hospitality, Travel and Tourism

Best Impressions in Hospitality


Catering, Sales and Convention ServicesHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Dining Room & Banquet Managemen


Foundations Of Professional BakingHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Front Office Operations & ManagemenHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hospitality & Travel MarketingHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hospitality and Travel MarketingHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hospitality Management Systems And PolicyHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hospitality OperationsHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hospitality SalesHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hotel ReservationsHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hotel Sales and OperationsHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hotel/Motel OperationsHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Human Resources Management for Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Ice Sculpting the Modern WayHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Introduction To And Summary Of Hospitality Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Introduction to CateringHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Introduction to Hospitality OperationsHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Introduction To WineHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Managing the Guest Experience in Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Math Principles for Food ServiceHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Planning And Developing Tourism


Practical Food and Beverage Cost ControlHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Sales and Service for the Wine Professional


Successful Event Management


Successful Restaurant ManagementHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

The Abc's Of FoodHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

The Modern Garde Manger: A Global Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Training Design Guide for the Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Using Computers in Hospitality

Hospitality/F Kye-Sung Cho0766808505 Thomson Delm 2000Travel/Touri Susan Rice, M1401851770 Thomson Delm 2005Travel/Touri Access Marc Mancini 140180988X Thomson Delm 2005Travel/Touri Dervaes 0933143591 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Marc Mancini 076681419X Thomson Delm 2001Travel/Touri Cruising Marc Mancini 140184006X Thomson Delm 2004Travel/Touri Dawne M. Fl 0827353006 Thomson Delm 1994Travel/Touri Linda J. Hood 0538709227 Thomson Delm 1994Travel/Touri Claudine Der 0933143648 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Zongqing Zhou0766841405 Thomson Delm 2004Travel/Touri EcoTourism Dimitrios Dia 1844800474 Thomson Lear 2004Travel/Touri Lloyd E. Hud 0766832562 Thomson Delm 2003Travel/Touri Lloyd E. Hud 0766803716 Thomson Delm 1999Travel/Touri Martha Sarbe0827335148 Thomson Delm 1993Travel/Touri Karen Morris 0766835995 Thomson Delm 2004Travel/Touri Claudine Der 0933143575 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Helle Sorens 0827374488 Thomson Delm 1997Travel/Touri Ed Maurer 0766840719 Thomson Delm 2003Travel/Touri Annette Reiff 0538709669 Thomson Delm 1994Travel/Touri Talula Austin 0538708948 Thomson Delm 1994Travel/Touri James F. Bur 0827376480 Thomson Delm 2000Travel/Touri Passport Howell 0538706171 Thomson Delm 1993Travel/Touri Jeanne Semer076681582X Thomson Delm 2001Travel/Touri Mona Clark 1861520468 Thomson Lear 1998Travel/Touri Ian Yeoman 1844800628 Thomson Lear 2004Travel/Touri Claudine Der 0933143559 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Claudine Der 0766849473 Thomson Delm 2003Travel/Touri Marc Mancini 1401819826 Thomson Delm 2004Travel/Touri Richard G Mcn1401832814 Thomson Delm 2006Travel/Touri H. Kenner Ka 0827386486 Thomson Delm 2003Travel/Touri Claudine Der 0933143613 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Una McMahon-1844800636 Thomson Lear 2004Travel/Touri Dervaes 0933143605 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri James M. DeL1401810004 Thomson Delm 2006Travel/Touri Tourism Stephen Page1861526407 Thomson Lear 2001Travel/Touri Claudine Der 093314363X Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Claudine Der 0933143583 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Claudine Der 0933143621 Thomson Delm 1998Travel/Touri Susan Rice, 0766825426 Thomson Delm 2002Business & So Archie B. Carr0324225814 South-Wester 2006Business Ethi Joseph W. We0030184584 South-Wester 2003Business Ethi Joseph W. We0324223803 South-Wester 2006Business Ethi Lisa H. Newt 0324261527 South-Wester 2004Business Res William G. Z 0030350840 South-Wester 2003Business Res Jankowicz 1844800822 Thomson Learning EMEAChange Mana Allan William 1861529813 Thomson Lear 2002


Welcome to HospitalityHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

A Guide to Becoming a Travel ProfessionalHospitality,

Travel and TourismHospitality, Travel and Tourism

Careers In Travel VideoHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Conducting ToursHospitality,


Destination: North AmericaHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Domestic Ticketing And AirfareHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Domestic Travel & TicketingHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

E-Commerce and Information Hospitality,


Geography of Travel & TourismHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Geography of Travel and TourismHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Group TravelHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Hotel, Restaurant & Travel LawHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

International Travel


International Travel and Tourism


Internet for the Retail Travel IndustryHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Introduction To Corporate Travel -Text


Learning APOLLO:Basic And Advanced Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Marketing And Selling The Travel ProductHospitality,


Practical Guide to Fares & TicketingHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Researching and Writing Dissertations in Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Revenue Management and PricingHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Sales & Marketing Skills (From Travel Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Selling CruisesHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Selling DestinationsHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Selling HospitalityHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Selling TourismHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Selling Tours & Independent TravelHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Sports and Leisure Operations ManagemenHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Teaching Travel: A Handbook For The Hospitality,

Travel and Tourism

The Hotel/Motel Operations SimulationHospitality,


Travel & Tourism Student WorkbookHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Travel DictionaryHospitality,

Travel and Tourism

Travel Geography


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Managing Change Successfully

Change Mana Nigel King 1861527837 Thomson Lear 2002Change Mana Colin Carnall 1861529619 Thomson Lear 2003Compensatio Nancy A. Ber 003024613X South-Wester 2006Consulting Larry E. Grei 0324290411 South-Wester 2005Consulting Larry E. Grei 0324290195 South-Wester 2005Crisis Manag Laurence Bar0324024290 South-Wester 2001Entrepreneur Mark D. Csor 0538726490 South-Western 2003Entrepreneur Michael H. Mo0030337267 South-Wester 2002Entrepreneur Colin Barrow 1861529899 Thomson Learning EMEAEntrepreneur Joel Corman 0759338191 Custom Publi 2005Entrepreneur Cynthia L. Gr 053843600X South-Western 2004Entrepreneur Cynthia L. Gr 0538441224 South-Western 2006Entrepreneur Donald F. Kur0324258267 South-Wester 2004Entrepreneur Robert A. Bar0324273568 South-Wester 2005Entrepreneur Cynthia L. Gr 053868268X South-Western 2000Entrepreneur David C. Nels0324261535 South-Wester 2004Entrepreneur Donald F. Kur0324258232 South-Wester 2004Entrepreneur Jerry Moorma0538439211 South-Western 2006Entrepreneur Thomas O'Mal0324176880 South-Wester 2003Ethnical Man Carol Bennett0538726164 South-Western 2003Human Resou Stella M. Nk 0324200811 South-Wester 2005Human Resou Thomas Berg 0030319722 South-Wester 2001Human Resou Wayne F. Cas0324007094 South-Wester 2000Human Resou Walter J. Flyn 0324175760 South-Wester 2004Human Resou Jon M. Werne 0324319789 South-Wester 2006Human Resou Storey 1861526059 Thomson Lear 2001Human Resou Cornelius 1861526105 Thomson Lear 2000Human Resou William P. An 0030335094 South-Wester 2002Human Resou Robert L. Mat0324202172 South-Wester 2005Human Resou Robert L. Mat0324289588 South-Wester 2006Human Resou Walter J. Flyn 0324302096 South-Wester 2005Human Resou Alan Price 186152966X Thomson Learning EMEAHuman Resou Dowling 184480013X Thomson Lear 2004Human Resou George W. Bo0324184050 South-Wester 2004Human Resou Susan E. Jack 032428991X South-Wester 2006Human Resou Richard M. H 0324205635 South-Wester 2005Human Resou Paul R. Timm 031420041X South-Wester 2000Human Resou Gerald Cole 0826458637 Thomson Lear 2002Human Resou Mark E. Mend0324006349 South-Wester 2000Human Resou Dominic Coop1861527810 Thomson Lear 2003Human Resou Lyle Yorks 0324071787 South-Wester 2005Human Resou Jeffrey A. Mel 0324290438 South-Wester 2006Human Resou Redman 1861525419 Thomson Lear 2002Human Resour Robert Gatew032420728X South-Wester 2006International Les Dlabay 0538431393 South-Western 2003International Les Dlabay 0538622903 South-Western 1996

Management

Managing Innovation and ChangeManagemen

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The Change Management ToolkitManagemen

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Compensation Decision MakingManagemen

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Handbook of Management ConsultingManagemen

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The Contemporary Consultant Managemen

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Crisis in Organizations IIManagemen

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Business Lessons for EntrepreneursManagemen

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Corporate EntrepreneurshipManagemen

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Enterprise DevelopmentManagemen

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Entrepreneurial New VenturesManagemen

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Entrepreneurship: Ideas in Action - TextManagemen

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Profiles in EntrepreneurshipManagemen

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Strategic Entrepreneurial GrowthManagemen

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Successful Business Planning for EntrepreneuManagemen

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The Entrepreneurial Journey, Pre-ReleaseManagemen

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Applications in Human Resource ManagemenManagemen

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Compensation Decision MakingManagemen

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Costing Human ResourcesManagemen

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Healthcare Human Resource ManagemenManagemen

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Human Resource DevelopmentManagemen

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Human Resource Management for Managemen

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Human Resource Management in a Managemen

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International Human Resource ManagemenManagemen

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Managing Human ResourcesManagemen

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Managing Human Resources through Managemen

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Modern Human Relations at WorkManagemen

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Personnel and Human Resource ManagemenManagemen

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Readings and Cases in International Human Managemen

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Recruitment and SelectionManagemen

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Strategic Human Resource DevelopmenManagemen

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Strategic Human Resource ManagemenManagemen

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The Informed Student Guide to Managemen

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Human Resource SelectionManagemen

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Business 2000: International BusinessManagemen

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Business in a Global Economy

International Michael R. Cz0324259646 South-Wester 2004International Michael J. Co 0324233094 South-Western 2005International Robert A. Taf 0324203039 South-Western 2004International Frank McDona1861524528 Thomson Lear 2002International Les Dlabay 0538698551 South-Western 2001International Les Dlabay 0538728604 South-Western 2006International Michael R. Cz0324259913 South-Wester 2005International William M. Ep0324300794 South-Western 2005International Malcolm Warn1861529732 Thomson Lear 2002International John Turner 0538623373 South-Western 1994International Louis E.V. Ne 0324203241 South-Western 2004International Panos Mourdo0324207123 South-Western 2005International Steven Marqu0324205430 South-Western 2006International Michael R. Cz0324222580 South-Western 2004International Benton E. Gu 0324202989 South-Western 2004International John S. Hill 0324274114 South-Wester 2005Internationa Min Chen 1861529414 Thomson Learning EMEAInternationa Carl Rodrigue0324041500 South-Wester 2001Internationa John Saee 0324261543 South-Wester 2005Internationa John B. Culle 0324259905 South-Wester 2005Introductory Kenneth E. E 0538697938 South-Western 2001Introductory Kenneth E. E 0538624663 South-Western 1996Introductory Elizabeth Ro 0538727799 South-Western 2006Introductory Marie Weeks 0538432047 South-Western 2002Knowledge M Stuart Barnes1861526164 Thomson Lear 2002Knowledge M Malcolm Warn1861529848 Thomson Learning EMEAKnowledge M Jane McKenzi 1861528957 Thomson Learning EMEALabor Relatio William H. Ho0324200145 South-Wester 2005Leadership Leadership Robert N. Lus0324155565 South-Wester 2004Leadership Elaine S. Pot 032425945X South-Wester 2005Leadership John Bratton 0324120664 South-Wester 2005Leadership Richard L. Da0324261276 South-Wester 2005

Lim/Daft 9812436138 2004Management John L. Pierce0324049587 South-Wester 2002

Rakiful Islam 9812545360 2005Org Theory a H. Eugene Bak0324168632 South-Wester 2004Org Theory a Richard L. Da032415691X South-Wester 2004Organization Thomas G. C 0324260601 South-Wester 2005Organizationa R. Dennis Mi 0324073526 South-Wester 2001Organizationa John A. Wagne0324323166 South-Wester 2006Organizationa Andrew J. DuB0324259921 South-Wester 2005Organizationa Nancy J. Adle 0324057865 South-Wester 2002Organizationa Deborah G. A0324055757 South-Wester 2005Organizationa Paul F. Bulle 0324314574 South-Wester 2005Organizationa John Martin 1861529481 Thomson Learning EMEAOrganizationa Dorothy Marc0324155557 South-Wester 2006

Management

Fundamentals of International BusinessManagemen

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Global Business Practices: Adapting For Managemen

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Growing Your Business GloballyManagemen

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NAFTA'S Second DecadeManagemen

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New Emerging Japanese EconomyManagemen

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The Economics, Accounting and Managemen

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The Export Marketing ImperativeManagemen

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The New Basel Capital AccordManagemen

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Asian Management SystemsManagemen

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International ManagementManagemen

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Managing Organizations in a Global EconomyManagemen

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Multinational ManagementManagemen

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Business Principles and ManagemenManagemen

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Business Principles and ManagemenManagemen

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Management FundamentalsManagemen

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Mean Jeans Manufacturing Student Reference Managemen

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Knowledge Management SystemsManagemen

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Managing in Virtual OrganizationsManagemen

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Understanding the Knowledgeable Managemen

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The Labor Relations ProcessManagemen

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Managing Diverse Working StylesManagemen

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Organizational LeadershipManagemen

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The Leadership Experience

Management

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The Leadership Experience in Asia


Management

Management and Organizational Behavior

Management

Operations Research/Management Science

Essentials of Management Science


Management

Experiential Exercises in Organization Theory and Managemen

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Organization Theory and DesignManagemen

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Organization Development and ChangeManagemen

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Experiencing Organizational BehaviorManagemen

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Foundations of Organizational BehaviorManagemen

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Fundamentals of Organizational BehaviorManagemen

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International Dimensions of OrganizationManagemen

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Managing for the FutureManagemen

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Managing People and Organizations Module Managemen

tOrganizational BehaviorManagemen

tOrganizational Behavior

Organizationa Don Hellriege0324156847 South-Wester 2004Organizationa John A. Wagne0324259956 South-Wester 2005Organizationa Joseph E. Ch 0324048564 South-Wester 2001Organizationa William B. Za 0324189079 South-Wester 2005Organizationa Debra L. Nels0324224702 South-Wester 2006Organizationa Joseph E. Ch 0324320795 South-Wester 2006Organizationa Robert Vecch0324322496 South-Wester 2006Organizationa Joseph E. Ch 0324236182 South-Wester 2005Organizationa Debra L. Nel 0324259158 South-Wester 2005Personnel/H Sharon Hill 032422267X South-Western 2005Personnel/H Robert K. Cri 0324223269 South-Western 2004Personnel/H Annie A. Blac 0324206615 South-Western 2006Principles o Michael P. Du0324271115 South-Wester 2005Principles o Chuck Willia 0324259115 South-Wester 2006Principles o Andrew J. Du0324321104 South-Wester 2006Principles o R. Dennis Mi 0324015984 South-Wester 2001Principles o Richard L. Da0324271654 South-Wester 2004Principles o Pamela S. Le 0324155573 South-Wester 2004Principles o Warren R. Plu0324259131 South-Wester 2005Principles o Don Hellriege0324259948 South-Wester 2005Principles o Chuck Willia 0324201265 South-Wester 2005Principles o Richard L. Da0324317980 South-Wester 2005Principles o Robert N. Lus032411754X South-Wester 2003Principles o Robert N. Lus0324226063 South-Wester 2006Principles o John Sheldra 1861529635 Thomson Lear 2003Principles o Gerald Cole 1844800881 Thomson Lear 2004Principles o Ramon Aldag0324259190 South-Wester 2005Principles o Ramon Aldag0324314590 South-Wester 2006Principles o Joseph E. Ch 0324282818 South-Wester 2004Principles o Richard L. Da0324259182 South-Wester 2004Small Busine JIAN Tools for0324261446 South-Wester 2004Small Busine Ernesto J. Po 0324261519 South-Wester 2004Small Busine J.D. Ryan 0030335876 South-Wester 2003Small Busine J.D. Ryan 0324233434 South-Wester 2006Small Busine David Stokes 0826456790 Thomson Lear 2002Small Busine Justin G. Lon 0324226128 South-Wester 2006Small Busine Charles E. B 0324236174 South-Wester 2006Sports Mana Daniel Covell 0324131550 South-Wester 2003Sports Mana Robert N. Lus0324175965 South-Wester 2004Sports Mana George Foste0324233841 South-Wester 2006

981243724X 2004Strategic Ma Robert E. Hos0324271581 South-Wester 2004Strategic Ma Jeffrey S. Har 0324259174 South-Wester 2005Strategic Ma Mike W. Peng0324288522 South-Wester 2006Strategic Ma Cynthia Wagn0324274122 South-Wester 2005Strategic Ma John Thomps 1844800830 Thomson Learning EMEA

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Understanding Organizational BehaviorManagemen

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Cost-Effective Recruitment AdvertisingManagemen

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Doing Nothing is NOT an Option!Managemen

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Equal Employment Opportunity ComplianceManagemen

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A Primer to ManagementManagemen

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Effective ManagementManagemen

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Essentials of ManagementManagemen

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Sport ManagementManagemen

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The Business of Sports

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Strategic Management

Business Strategy in Asia

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Competing for AdvantageManagemen

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Foundations of Strategic ManagementManagemen

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Strategic Ma Michael A. Hi0324275307 South-Wester 2005Strategic Ma Michael A. Hi0324275323 South-Wester 2005Strategic Ma Michael A. Hi0324275285 South-Wester 2005

9812545336 2005Strategic Ma L. J. Bourgeoi 0030321042 South-Wester 2001Strategic Ma Robert Pitts 0324226217 South-Wester 2006Strategic Ma Stanley C. A 0324232551 South-Wester 2006Strategic Ma C. Gopinath 0324259123 South-Wester 2005Strategic Ma Strategy de Wit/Meyer1861529643 Thomson Lear 2004Strategic Ma Bob de Wit 1861529651 Thomson Learning EMEAStrategic Ma Joseph Wolfe 0324161832 South-Wester 2003Strategic Ma R. Duane Irel 032428246X South-Wester 2006Supervision Supervision Edwin C. Leo 0324178816 South-Wester 2004Supervision Donald C. Mo0324178921 South-Wester 2005Teams Roy C. Herre 0324177887 South-Wester 2004Teams Nicky Hayes 1861527829 Thomson Lear 2002Technology Dave Rochlin 0324261284 South-Wester 2005

Marketing Advertising a Advertising Tony Yeshin 1844801608 Thomson Lear 2005Marketing Advertising a Thomas O'Gu0324289561 South-Wester 2006Marketing Advertising a Donald Paren0324271905 South-Wester 2004Marketing Advertising a Terence A. S 0030352711 South-Wester 2003Marketing Advertising a Thomas O'Gu032432104X South-Wester 2006Marketing Advertising a Shay Sayre 0324321473 South-Wester 2005Marketing Advertising a Neidle 0826457673 Thomson Lear 2002Marketing Advertising a Cooper 0826457401 Thomson Lear 2001Marketing Advertising a IMC Bernard Jakac032401483X South-Wester 2001Marketing Advertising a Fitzgerald/Ar 1861525079 Thomson Lear 1999Marketing Advertising a Richard J. Se 0324062532 South-Wester 2002Marketing Brand Manag John A. Quelc032432023X South-Wester 2006Marketing Business to B Michael D. Hu0324190433 South-Wester 2004Marketing Business to B Jim Blythe 1844800016 Thomson Lear 2005Marketing Business to B Rob Vitale 0324072961 South-Wester 2002Marketing Consumer Beh Roger D. Blac0030211085 South-Wester 2001Marketing Consumer Beh Seymour Sud0877572976 South-Western 2002Marketing Consumer Beh Jagdish N. Sh 0030343364 South-Wester 2004Marketing Consumer Edu John C. Roma0538438045 South-Western 2005Marketing Consumer Edu Joan S. Ryan 0538441755 South-Western 2006Marketing Consumer Edu Mary Queen D0538438649 South-Western 2005Marketing International John A. Quelc0324322844 South-Wester 2006Marketing International Richard Fletc 1861529457 Thomson Learning EMEAMarketing International Michael R. Cz0324190468 South-Wester 2004Marketing International Doole/Lowe 1844800253 Thomson Lear 2004Marketing International Alan Branch 1861525117 Thomson Lear 2001Marketing Internet Mark Sandeep Kris 0324152523 South-Wester 2003Marketing Internet Mark Joel Reedy 0324175957 South-Wester 2004Marketing Internet Mark Ward Hanson0538875739 South-Wester 2000

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Part I. Understanding Information Systems

Ch. 1 Introduction to Accounting Information Systems

Ch 2. Enterprise Systems

Ch 3. Electronic Business (E-Business) Systems

Part II. Organizing and Managing Information

Ch 4. Documenting Information Systems

Ch 5. Database Management Systems

Ch 6. Relational Databases and SQL

Part III. Enterprise Risk Management

Ch 7. Controlling Information Systems: Introduction to Internal Control

Ch 8. Controlling Information Systems: IT Processes

Ch 9. Controlling Information Systems: Business Process Controls

Part IV. Business Processes

Ch 10. The Order Entry/Sales (OE/S) Process

Ch 11. The Billing/Accounts Receivable/Cash Receipts (B/AR/CR) Process

Ch 12. The Purchasing Process

Ch 13. The Accounts Payable/Cash Disbursement (AP/CD) Process

Ch 14. The Human Resources Process (HR) Management and Payroll Processes

Ch 15. Integrated Production Processes (IPP)

Ch 16. General Ledger and Business Reporting (GL/BR) Process

Glossary.

Index.

Part 1: OVERVIEW OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS.

1. The Information System: An Accountant''s Perspective.

2. Introduction to Transaction Processing.

3. Ethics, Fraud, and Internal Control.

Part 2: TRANSACTION CYCLES AND BUSINESS PROCESSES.

4. The Revenue Cycle.

5 . The Expenditure Cycle Part I: Purchases and Cash Disbursements Procedures.

6. The Expenditure Cycle Part II: Payroll Processing and Fixed Asset Procedures.

7. The Conversion Cycle.

8. General Ledger, Financial Reporting, and Management Reporting Systems.

Part 3: ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES IN ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS.

9. Database Management Systems.

10. The REA Approach to Business Process Modeling.

11. Enterprise Resource Planning Systems.

12. Electronic Commerce Systems.

Part 4: SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES.

13. The Systems Development Process, Part I.

14. The Systems Development Process, Part II.

Part 5: COMPUTER CONTROLS AND AUDITING.

15. Controlling Computer-Based Information Systems, Part I.

16. Controlling Computer-Based Information Systems, Part II.

17. Information Systems Auditing and Assurance.

Chapter 1 Working with Windows

Chapter 2 Introduction to Microsoft Access

Chapter 3 Databases and Accounting Systems

Chapter 4 Tables and Queries

Chapter 5 Access Forms and Reports

Chapter 6 Revenue Cycles

Chapter 7 Purchase Cycle

Chapter 8 Payroll Cycle

Chapter 9 Production Cycle

Chapter 10 Automating Database Procedures

*Building Accounting Systems Using Access 2002, Brief Version includes Chapters

3,6,7, and 8 of the main text.

1. Databases and Accounting Systems.

2. Revenue Cycle.

3. Purchase Cycle.

4. Payroll Cycle. Index.

1. Working with Windows

2. Introduction to Microsoft Access

3. Databases and Accounting Systems

4. Tables and Queries

5. Forms and Reports

6. Revenue Cycle

7. Purchase Cycle

8. Payroll Cycle

9. Production Cycle

10. Automating Database Procedures

Consistent Framework for Control: A consistent framework of control of business processes in information technology-driven environments is applied throughout chapters that describe business processes. This framework teaches students to apply these concepts to any business process control issue that they will encounter in business.

These discussions are based on Internal Control: Integrated Framework (COSO) and Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology (COBIT).

PART 1: BUSINESS PROCESSES AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOUNDATIONS

1. Introduction to Information Systems

2. Documenting Business Processes

PART 2: TECHNOLOGY FOR BUSINESS PROCESSES AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS

3. Database Management

4. E-business

5. Business Intelligence & Knowledge Management

PART 3: DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS

6. Systems Analysis

7. Systems Design and Implementation

PART 4: INTERNAL CONTROL FOR BUSINESS PROCESSES AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS

8. IT Governance: The Management and Control of Information Technology and Information

Integrity

9. Controlling Information Systems: Process Controls

PART 5: CORE BUSINESS PROCESSES

10. The "Order-to-Cash" Process: Part I, Marketing and Sales

11. The "Order-to-Cash" Process: Part II, Revenue Collection

12. The "Purchase-to-Pay" Process

13. Integrated Production Processes

14. The Business Reporting Process

1. Planning and Budgeting.

2. Pricing and Profitability Analysis.

3. Job-Order Costing.

4. Performance Evaluation.

5. Activity-Based Costing.

6. Accounting Implications of TQM.

7. Accounting Implications of JIT.

8. Management Accounting and Ethics.

9. Capital Budgeting.

10. Balanced Scorecard.

11. Accounting for International Transactions.

12. Consolidating Foreign Subsidiaries.

13. Production Simulations. Covered in more than 1 case.

Pedagogical Questions and Assignments: A series of Questions and Assignments accompanies each of the 25 cases included in the text to test the user's understanding of the concepts.

Module 1: The Big Issues

Case 1.1 Regulating Cyberspace: Paul Revere Vs. The Corporate Raiders

Case 1.2 Global E-Commerce: Competition, Conflict . . . Cooperation

Case 1.3 Privacy Matters: Cookies

Case 1.4 Privacy Matters: Carnivore

Case 1.5 To Tax or Not To Tax

Module 2: Fortunes Made

Case 2.1 Yoo-hoo?

Case 2.2 Citizen Case

Case 2.3 The Accidental Billionaire: Pierre Omidyar, Founder of eBay

Case 2.4 Abracadabra, Inc.

Case 2.5 Mark Cuban: Internet Maverick

Module 3: E-busts

Case 3.1 PointCast, FallFast

Case 3.2 Millennium Mania

Case 3.3 Toby's Toys

Case 3.4 Internet Bubble, Part I: Party Time

Case 3.5 Internet Bubble, Part II: Burn, Baby, Burn

Module 4: The Dark Side of E-Commerce

Case 4.1 Free Kevin

Case 4.2 Master of Their Domains

Case 4.3 Debits, Credits & Dot-Coms

Case 4.4 CyberEthics: Means, Ends and Mean Ends

Module 5: Status Reports

Case 5.1 E-Mail: The Killer App

Case 5.2 To B Or Not 2B

Case 5.3 Wapathy and Waplash: Welcome to the Wireless Internet

Case 5.4 Online Brokers: Going for Broke on the Internet

Case 5.5 Electronic Hatcheries

Case 5.6 Brainiacs, Inc: The Brave New World of E-Consulting

1. Excel Tour

2. Financial Statements

3. Financial Statements Analysis

4. Depreciation Calculations

5. Loan and Budget Amortization

6. Cash Flow Budget

7. Access Tour

8. Tables

9. Queries

10. Forms

11. Reports

Prefacet

1: Sample Problems

2: Preprogrammed Problem

3: Model Building Problems

4: Model Building Cases

Preface

1. Basic User Skills

2. Math: Formulas, Formats, and Functions

3. Expanding &

Enhancing Your Model

4. Top Ten Additional Skill Areas

5. Charts

Appendix A: Functions for Business

Appendix B: Model Building Hints

Appendix C: Sample Spreadsheet Models

1. Auditing, Assurance, and Internal Control

2. Computer Operations

3. Data Management Systems

4. Systems Development and Maintenance Activities

5. Networks, Internet, and E-Commerce

6. Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

7. Computer-Assisted Audit Tools and Techniques

8. CAATTs for Data Extraction and Analysis

9. Auditing the Revenue Cycle

10. Auditing the Expenditure Cycle

11. Introduction to Business Ethics and Fraud

12. Fraud Schemes and Fraud Detection

Glossary.

Index.

FROM THE FIRST EDITION:

BY ACCOUNT: Cash. Accounts Recievable. Inventory. Fixed Assets. Accounts Payable. Long-Term Debt. Owner's Equity. Sales. Cost of Goods Sold. General Selling & Administrative Expenses. Net Income. BY BUSINESS PROCESS: Supply Chain: Traditional. Web Intermediary. Virtual. Value Chain. Business Processes.

Chapter 1 Working with Windows

Chapter 2 Introduction to Microsoft Access

Chapter 3 Databases and Accounting Systems

Chapter 4 Tables and Queries

Chapter 5 Access Forms and Reports

1. Getting Started with QuickBooks

Session 1. An Interactive Tour of QuickBooks

Session. 2. Preparing a Balance Sheet Using QuickBooks

Session 3. Preparing an Income Statement Using QuickBooks

Session 4. Preparing a Statement of Cash Flows Using QuickBooks

Session 5. Creating Supporting Reports to Help Make Business Decisions

2. Setting Up Your Business''s Accounting System

3. Cash-Oriented Business Activities

4. Additional Business Activities

5. Adjusting Entries

6. Budgeting

7. Reporting Business Activities

Appendix

Debits and Credits

PART I. OVERVIEW: BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING, AND THE ROLE OF CREATIVE AND CRITICAL

THINKING

1. Introduction to Business and Accounting

2. Creative and Critical Thinking, Problem-Solving, and Their Roles in Business

and Accounting

PART 2. PLANNING IN AND ENTREPRENEURIAL ENVIRONMENT

3. Developing a Business Plan: Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

4. Developing a Business Plan: Budgeting

PART 3: OPERATING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATING IN AN ENTREPRENEURIAL ENVIRONMENT

5. The Accounting System: Concepts and Applications

6. The Income Statement: Its Content and Use

7. The Balance Sheet: Its Content and Use

8. The Cash Flow Statement: Its Content and Use

9. Managing and Reporting Working Capital

PART 4. PLANNING IN A CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT

10. Introduction to Corporations: Structures, Reports, and Analyses

11. Developing a Business Plan for a Manufacturing Company: Budgeting

12. Managing, Reporting, and Evaluating Corporate Liquidity

13. Revenues and Cash Collections

14. Expenses and Cash Payments

PART 6. MANAGING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATING OPERATIONS IN A CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT

15. Short-Term Planning Decisions

16. Product Costing Systems in Manufacturing Operations

17. Standard Costs and Variance Analysis for Decision Making

18. Modern Developments in Managing Operations

19. Reporting Inventory

PART 7. MANAGING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATING NONCURRENT ASSETS IN A CORPORATE

ENVIRONMENT

20. Capital Expenditure Decisions

21. Reporting Property, Plant, and Equipment and Intangibles

PART 8. MANAGING, REPORTING, AND EVALUATING LONG-TERM FINANCING AND INVESTING

ACTIVITIES IN A CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT

22. Long-Term Debt and Other Financing and Investing Activities in a Corporate

Environment

23. Investments in Stocks and Bonds of Other Companies

24. Corporate Stock and Earnings Issues

Appendix A: Recording, Storing, and Reporting Accounting Information

Appendix B: Annual Report - Colgate Palmolive

PART I

1. The Language of Business

2. Keeping Score

3. Measuring Business Activities

4. Planning for Profitability

5. Strategy, Profit Analysis, and Cost Behavior

6. The Budgeting Process-Planning Business Activities

7. Organizational Structure and Performance Evaluation

8. Performance Measurement and Coordination of Multi-Divisional Organizations

9. Corporate Financial Reporting-Operations and Financial Position

10. Corporate Financial Reporting-Cash Flows, Financial Analysis, and Valuation

11. Information Reliability, Risk Assessment, and Internal Control

PART II

12. Accounting Systems

13. Revenues and Customer Relations

14. Purchasing and Inventory Management

15. Human Resources and Intangibles

16. Costing Methods for Batch Manufacturing or Service Activities

17. Costing Methods for Continuous-Process Manufacturing or Service Activities

18. Time Value of Money

19. Capital Investment Decisions

20. Financing and Long Term Investments

21. Summary and Conclusions

PART II

12. Accounting Information Systems

13. Revenues and Customer Relations

14. Purchasing and Inventory Management

15. Human Resources and Intangibles Assets

16. Producing Goods and Services: Batch Processing

17. Producing Gods and Services: Continuous Processing

18. Cost Allocation and Activity-Based Management

19. Valuing Financial Resources


21. Long-Term Investments to Support Business Strategy

22. Accounting and Business Decisions

SECTION F1. THE ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM

1. Accounting and Organizations

2. Business Activities - The Source of Accounting Information

3. Measuring Revenues and Expenses

4. Reporting Earnings and Financial Position

5. Reporting Cash Flows

6. Full and Fair Reporting

7. Computerized Accounting Systems

SECTION F2. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING INFORMATION

8. The Time Value of Money

9. Financing Activities

10. Analysis of Financing Activities

11. Investing Activities

12. Analysis of Investing Activities

13. Operating Activities

14. Analysis of Operating Activities

SECTION M1: PRODUCT COSTING AND DECISION MAKING

1. Managerial Accounting Systems for Accounting and Management Decisions

2. Cost Categories and Flows

3. Producing Goods and Services: Batch Processing

4. Producing Goods and Services: Continuous Processing

5. Cost Allocation and Activity-Based Management

6. Computerized Manufacturing Systems

7. Analyzing Cost Behavior

SECTION M2: COST EVALUATION AND PERFORMANCE

8. The Budgeting Process: Planning Business Activities

9. Cost Variances and Quality Management

10. Managing Multi-Divisional Organizations

11. Improving Operational Performance


SECTION M3: EXPANDED TOPICS.

13. A Closer Look at Service Organizations

Appendix A. Coca-Cola Annual Report: Letter to Shareholders

Appendix B. General Mills, Inc. 2002 Annual Report

Appendix C. Sources of Information About Companies and Industries.

Glossary.

Index.

1. Introduction to Accounting and Business.

2. Analyzing Transactions.

3. The Matching Concept and the Adjusting Process.

4. Completing the Accounting Cycle.

5. Accounting Systems and Internal Controls.

6. Accounting for Merchandising Businesses.

7. Cash.

8. Receivables.

9. Inventories.

10. Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets.

11. Current Liabilities.

12. Corporations: Organization, Capital Stock Transactions, and Dividends.

13. Accounting for Partnerships and Limited Liability Corporations.

14. Income Taxes, Unusual Income Items, and Investments in Stocks.

15. Bonds Payable and Investments in Bonds.

16. Statement of Cash Flows.

17. Financial Statement Analysis.

18. Introduction to Managerial Accounting and Job Order Cost Systems.

19. Process Cost Systems.

20. Cost Behavior and Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis.

21. Budgeting.

22. Performance Evaluation Using Variances from Standard Costs.

23. Performance Evaluation for Decentralized Operations.

24. Differential Analysis and Product Pricing.

25. Capital Investment Analysis.

Appendix A. Interest Tables.

Appendix B. Alternative Methods of Recording Deferrals.

Appendix C. Periodic Inventory Systems for Merchandising Businesses.

Appendix D. Foreign Currency Transactions.

Appendix E. The Home Depot, Inc. Annual Report.

Glossary.

Subject Index.

Company Index.

PART F1: FINANCIAL REPORTING AND THE ACCOUNTING CYCLE.

1. Accounting Information: Users and Uses.

2. Financial Statements: An Overview.

3. The Mechanics of Accounting.


5. Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis.

6. Ensuring the Integrity of Financial Information.

PART F2: OPERATING ACTIVITIES.

7. Selling a Product or a Service.

8. Inventory.

9. Completing the Operating Cycle.

PART F3: INVESTING AND FINANCING ACTIVITIES.

10. Investments in Property, Plant, and Equipment and in Intangible Assets.

11. Long-Term Debt Financing.

12. Equity Financing.

13. Investments in Debt and Equity Securities.

PART F4: OTHER DIMENSIONS OF FINANCIAL REPORTING.


PART F5: FOUNDATIONS.

15. Introduction to Management Accounting.

16. Analyzing Cost-Volume-Profit Relationships.

17. Product Cost Flows and Business Organizations.

PART F6. PLANNING.

18. Capital Investment Decisions.

19. Operational Budgeting.

PART F7. CONTROL.

20. Monitoring Performance in Cost, Profit, and Investment Centers.

21. Managing Inventory and Service Costs

22. Activity Based Costing and Quality Management.

PART F8. EVALUATION.

23. Making Decisions Using Relevant Information.

24. Continuous Improvement in Management Accounting.

Ch 1. Introduction to Accounting

Chapter 1. The Accounting Cycle.

Chapter 2. Cash, Accounts Receivable and Sales.

Chapter 3. Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold.

Chapter 4. Planet Assets and Intangibles.

Chapter 5. Current Liabilities.

Chapter 6. Non-current Liabilities.

Chapter 7. Owner's Equity and Financial Statement Analysis.

Chapter 8. Statement of Cash Flows. Table of Contents Managerial Accounting.

Introduction

PART I. AN OVERVIEW OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL REPORTING

The Accounting Framework, Financial Statements, and Some Accounting Concepts

Case: Chemalite, Inc. Introduction to Accounting Records

Case: Hanson Ski Products

Case: Thumbs Up Video, Inc.

Case: Monterrey Manufacturing Company

Introduction to Financial Ratios and Financial Statements

Case: Indentify the Industries - 1996

Case: Colgate-Palmolive Company

HOW ACCOUNTANTS MEASURE AND REPORT

Accounting for Current Assets

Case: LIFO or FIFO? That is the Question

Recognizing Revenues and Expenses: When is Income Earned?

Case: R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company

Case: Circuit City Stores, Inc. (A)

Case: Intel Pentium Chip Controversy (A)

Accounting for Property, Plant, Equipment and Other Assets

Case: Depreciation at Delta Air Lines and Singapore Airlines (A)

Case: Depreciation at Delta Air Lines and Singapore Airlines (B)

Case: Kansas City Zephyrs Baseball Club, Inc.

Case: Buying Time Liabilities and Time

Case: Laurinburg Precision Engineering

Case: Belgrave Corporation

Case: Accounting for Frequent Flyers

Introduction to Owner's Equity

Case: FMC Corporation Solving the Puzzle of the Cash Flow Statement

Case: Statement of Cash Flows: Three Examples

Case: Crystal Meadows of Tahoe, Inc.

MANAGING FINANCIAL REPORTING. Auditors and Their Opinions

Case: Total Fitness, Inc. (A) Esperanto for Accountants

Case: WPP Group and Its Acquisitions. Diversity in Accounting Principles

Case: Kendall Square Research Corporation (A)

Case: Harnischfeger Corporation

COST CONCEPTS AND ANALYSIS

Understanding Costs for Management Decisions

Case: Precision Worldwide, Inc.

Case: Lille Tissages, SA

Case: Prestige Telephone Company

A Brief Introduction to Cost Accounting

Case: Hilton Manufacturing Company

PRODUCT COSTING AND AN INTRODUCTION TO COST MANAGEMENT

Accounting for Indirect Costs

Case: Seligram, Inc.: Electronic Testing Operations

Activity Accounting: Another Way to Measure Costs

Case: Destin Brass Products Co

Case: Siemens Electric Motor Works (A)

Case: Kanthal (A). Standard Costs and Variance Analysis

Case: Waltham Motors Division

Case: Mile High Cycles

Case: Polysar Limited

PART SIX: ANALYSIS FOR CAPITAL INVESTMENT DECISIONS

Basic Capital Investment Analysis

Case: Riverbend Telephone Company

Case: Reto S.A.

Case: The Super Project

PART SEVEN: MEASUREMENTS FOR MANAGEMENT CONTROL

Control in an Age of Empowerment

Case: Indianapolis: Implementing Competition in City Services

Case: Nordstrom: Dissension in the Ranks? (A)

Case: Codman & Shurtleff, Inc.: Planning and Control System

Responsibility Centers and Performance Measurement

Case: Western Chemical Corporation The Balanced Scorecard - Measures that Drive Performance

Case: Chadwick, Inc.

\REVIEW CASES

Consulting Partners & Co. King's Mountain Distillery, Inc.

SECTION 1 – Introduction and background






6. Accounting Systems, Internal Controls, and Cash.

7. Receivables.

8. Inventories.











19. Profit Reporting for Management Analysis.

20. Budgeting.





25. Cost Allocation and Activity-Based Costing.

26. Cost Management for Just-in-Time Environments.



Appendix C. Special Journals and Subsidiary Ledgers.

Appendix D. Periodic Inventory Systems for Merchandising Businesses.

Appendix E. Foreign Currency Transactions.

Appendix F. The Home Depot Annual Report.

Glossary.

Subject Index.

Company Index.

1. Introduction.

2. Accounting in context – focus on the product.

3. Using accounting for managers’ decisions.

4. The quadrant – a framework for accounting reports.

5. The financial reporting framework – the rules of the game.

6. A deeper understanding of financial statements.

7. Published accounts – a broader perspective.

8. Cash flow.

9. The interpretation of accounting statements.

10. Accounting for the future – financial planning through budgets.

11. Capital investment appraisal.

12. The accounting profession – some current concerns.

Answers to Review Questions.

Answers to Exam Questions.

Glossary.

1. The Foundation of Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting

2. The Basics of Fund Accounting

3. Governmental Operating Activity

4. Governmental Balance Sheet Accounts

5. Governmental Financial Reporting

6. Private Not-for-Profit Accounting and Financial Reporting

7. Health Care Organizations, College and Universities, and Auditing

1. An Introduction to Accounting Theory

2. Accounting Theory and Accounting Research

3. Development of the Institutional Structure of Financial Accounting

4. The Economics of Financial Reporting Regulation

5. Postulates, Principles, and Concepts

6. The Search for Objectives

7. The FASB's Conceptual Framework

8. Usefulness of Accounting Information to Investors and Creditors

9. Uniformity and Disclosure: Some Policy-Making Directions

10. The Balance Sheet

11. The Income Statement

12. Statement of Cash Flows

13. Accounting for Inflation and Changing Prices

14. Income Taxes and Financial Accounting

15. Oil and Gas Accounting

16. Pensions and Other Postretirement Benefits

17. Leases

18. Intercorporate Equity Investments

19. Issues in International Accounting

Part 1: Standard Setting and Theory Formulation

Chapter 1: Foundation: Standard Setting and Theory

Chapter 2: The Accounting Principles Board - I

Chapter 3: The Accounting Principles Board - II - ASOBAT

Chapter 4: The New Tripartite Structure

Chapter 5: FASB: Operations

Chapter 6: Statement on Accounting Theory and Theory Acceptance, and Positive

Accounting Theory

Chapter 7: FASB: The Conceptual Framework Project

Chapter 8: FASB: Present and Future

Part 2: The Study of Contemporary Accounting Issues within the Conceptual

Framework

Chapter 9: Accounting for Income

Chapter 10: Accounting for Assets

Chapter 11: Cash and Cash Flows

Chapter 12: The Nature of Liabilities

Chapter 13: Accounting for Income Taxes

Chapter 14: Accounting for Postemployment Compensation

Chapter 15: Mark to Market Accounting

Chapter 16: Financial Reporting: Disclosure

Appendix: General Electric 1931 Annual Report

Module 1 IntroductionModule 2 Accountng EquationModule 3 Analyzing TransactionsModule 4 Journalizing and PostingModule 5 Adjusting Entries and Financial StatementsModule 6 End-of-Fiscal- Period ClosingSimulation 1 Service Business SimulationModule 7 Purchases and Cash PaymentsModule 8 Sales and Cash ReceiptsModule 9 Discounts, Debit, and Credit MemosModule 10 Financial Statements/End-of-PeriodSimulation 2 Merchandising Business Simulation

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1. Introduction2. General Ledger-Service Business3. General Ledger-End of Fiscal Period for a Service Business and Bank Reconciliation4. Purchases and Cash Payments5. Sales and Cash Receipts6. End of Fiscal Period for a Partnership (Merchandising Business)7. Discounts, Debit Memorandums, and Credit Memorandums8. Plant Assets9. Corporations10. Payroll11. Inventory12. Spreadsheets13. Accounting System Setup

1. Introduction. 2. General Ledger--Service Business. 3. General Ledger--End-of-Fiscal Period for a Service Business and Bank Reconciliation. Reinforcement Activity 1. 4. Purchases and Cash Payments. 5. Sales and Cash Receipts. 6. End of Fiscal Period for a Partnership (Merchandising Business). Reinforcement Activity 2. 7. Discounts, Debit Memorandums, and Credit Memorandums. 8. Plant Assets. 9. Corporations. Reinforcement Activity 3. 10. Payroll. 11. Inventory. 12. Sales Order Processing. 13. Accounting System Setup. Each chapter contains the following sections: Applying Your Information Skills (matching, T/F, short answer questions), Independent Practice Problem, Applying Technology Skills (for Independent Practice Problem), Mastery Problem, Applying Your Technology Skills (for Mastery Problem) Examination Problem.

PART 1. DEPARTMENTALIZED ACCOUNTING. 1. Recording Departmental Purchases and Cash Payments. 2. Recording Departmental Sales and Cash Receipts. 3. Calculating and Recording Departmental Payroll Data. 4. Financial Reporting for a Departmentalized Business. PART 2. ACCOUNTING ADJUSTMENTS AND VALUATION. 5. Inventory Planning and Valuation. 6. Accounting for Uncollectible Accounts. 7. Accounting for Plant Assets. 8. Accounting for Notes Payable, Prepaid Expenses, and Accrued Expenses. 9. Accounting for Notes Receivable, Unearned Revenue, and Accrued Revenue. PART 3. CORPORATION ACCOUNTING. 10. Organizing a Corporation and Paying Dividends. 11. Acquiring Additional Capital for a Corporation. 12. Financial Analysis and Reporting for a Corporation. PART 4. MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING. 13. Budgetary Planning and Control. 14. Management Decisions Using Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis. 15. Management Decisions Using Present Value Analysis. 16. Financial Statement Analysis. 17. Statement of Cash Flows. PART 5. MANUFACTURING COST ACCOUNTING. 18. Cost Accounting for a Manufacturing Business. 19. Accounting Transactions and Financial Reporting for a Manufacturing Business. PART 6. OTHER ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS. 20. A Voucher System. 21. Organizational Structure of a Partnership. 22. Financial Reporting for a Partnership. 23. Budgeting and Accounting for a Not-for-Profit Organization. 24. Financial Reporting for a Not-for-Profit Organization. APPENDICES. A. Accounting Concepts. B. Using a Calculator and Computer Keypad. C. Recycling Problems. D. Answers to Audit Your Understanding. Glossary. Index.

PART 1. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A SERVICE BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A PROPRIETORSHIP. 1. Starting a Proprietorship: Changes That Affect Owner’s Equity. 2. Analyzing Transactions into Debit and Credit Parts. 3. Journalizing Transactions. 4. Posting to a General Ledger. 5. Cash Control Systems. 6. Work Sheet for a Service Business. 7. Financial Statements for a Proprietorship. 8. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Service Business. PART 2. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A CORPORATION. 9. Journalizing Purchases and Cash Payments. 10. Journalizing Sales and Cash Receipts. 11. Posting to General and Subsidiary Ledgers. 12. Preparing Payroll Records. 13. Payroll Accounting, Taxes, and Reports. 14. Work Sheet for a Merchandising Business. 15. Financial Statements for a Corporation. 16. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Corporation. PART 3. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A CORPORATION--ADJUSTMENTS AND VALUATION. 17. Accounting for Uncollectible Accounts Receivable. 18. Accounting for Plant Assets and Depreciation. 19. Accounting for Inventory. 20. Accounting for Notes and Interest. 21. Accounting for Accrued Revenue and Expenses. 22. End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Corporation. PART 4. ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES. 23. Accounting for Partnerships. 24. Recording International Sales and Electronic Transactions. APPENDICES. A. Cash Flow Statement. B. Annual Report. C. Accounting Concepts. D. Using a Calculator and Computer Keypad. E. Recycling Problems. F. Answers to Audit Your Understanding. Glossary. Index.

PART 1. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A SERVICE BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A PROPRIETORSHIP. 1. Starting a Proprietorship: Changes That Affect Owner’s Equity. 2. Analyzing Transactions into Debit and Credit Parts. 3. Journalizing Transactions. 4. Posting to a General Ledger. 5. Cash Control Systems. 6. Work Sheet for a Service Business. 7. Financial Statements for a Proprietorship. 8. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Service Business. PART 2. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A CORPORATION. 9. Journalizing Purchases and Cash Payments. 10. Journalizing Sales and Cash Receipts. 11. Posting to General and Subsidiary Ledgers. 12. Preparing Payroll Records. 13. Payroll Accounting, Taxes, and Reports. 14. Work Sheet for a Merchandising Business. 15. Financial Statements for a Corporation. 16. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Corporation. PART 3. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A CORPORATION--ADJUSTMENTS AND VALUATION. 17. Accounting for Uncollectible Accounts Receivable. 18. Accounting for Plant Assets and Depreciation. 19. Accounting for Inventory. 20. Accounting for Notes and Interest. 21. Accounting for Accrued Revenue and Expenses. 22. End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Corporation. PART 4. ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES. 23. Accounting for Partnerships. 24. Recording International Sales and Electronic Transactions. APPENDICES. A. Cash Flow Statement. B. Annual Reports. C. Accounting Concepts. D. Using a Calculator and Computer Keypad. E. Recycling Problems. F. Answers to Audit Your Understanding. Glossary. Index.

Chapter 1 Starting a ProprietorshipChapter 2 Starting a Proprietorship: Changes that Affect Owner's EquityChapter 3 Analyzing Transactions into Debit and Credit PartsChapter 4 Journalizing TransactionsChapter 5 Posting to a General LedgerChapter 6 Cash Control SystemsChapter 7 Work Sheet for a Service BusinessChapter 8 Financial Statements for a ProprietorshipChapter 9 Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Service BusinessChapter 10 Journalizing Purchases and Cash PaymentsChapter 11 Journalizing Sales and Cash ReceiptsChapter 12 Posting to General and Subsidiary LedgersChapter 13 Preparing Payroll RecordsChapter 14 Payroll Accounting, Taxes, and ReportsChapter 15 Work Sheet for a Merchandising BusinessChapter 16 Financial Statements for a PartnershipChapter 17 Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a PartnershipChapter 18 Recording Purchases and Cash Payments Using Special JournalsChapter 19 Recording Sales and Cash Receipts Using Special JournalsChapter 20 Accounting for Uncollectible Accounts ReceivableChapter 21 Accounting for Plant Assets and DepreciationChapter 22 Accounting for InventoryChapter 23 Accounting for Notes and InterestChapter 24 Accounting for Accrued Revenue and ExpensesChapter 25 Distributing Dividends and Preparing a Work SheetChapter 26 Financial Statements and End-of-Fiscal-Period Entries for a Corporation

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Chapter 1 Starting a ProprietorshipChapter 2 Starting a Proprietorship: Changes that Affect Owner''s EquityChapter 3 Analyzing Transactions into Debit and Credit PartsChapter 4 Journalizing TransactionsChapter 5 Posting to a General LedgerChapter 6 Cash Control SystemsChapter 7 Work Sheet for a Service BusinessChapter 8 Financial Statements for a ProprietorshipChapter 9 Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Service BusinessChapter 10 Journalizing Purchases and Cash PaymentsChapter 11 Journalizing Sales and Cash ReceiptsChapter 12 Posting to General and Subsidiary LedgersChapter 13 Preparing Payroll RecordsChapter 14 Payroll Accounting, Taxes, and ReportsChapter 15 Work Sheet for a Merchandising BusinessChapter 16 Financial Statements for a PartnershipChapter 17 Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Partnership

Preface Organization of the Student Text Software and Data Files Instructor’s MaterialsIntroduction Organization of the Text Software and Data Files Company BackgroundTransactions Instructions for Peachtree Users Copying the Data Folder Using Peachtree to Record Transactions Instructions for QuickBooks Pro 2004 Users Copying the Data File Using QuickBooks Pro to Record Transactions Instructions for Excel Users Copying the Data File Using the CTB WorksheetsChart of AccountsJanuary TransactionsFebruary TransactionsMarch TransactionsApril TransactionsJune TransactionsJuly TransactionsAugust TransactionsSeptember TransactionsOctober TransactionsNovember TransactionsDecember TransactionsCheck FiguresDeposit Tickets

Note: There are no May transactions.

A Service Business Organized as a Proprietorship1. Starting a Proprietorship2. Starting a Proprietorship: Changes that Affect Owner''s Equity3. Analyzing Transactions into Debit and Credit Parts4. Journalizing Transactions5. Posting to a General Ledger6. Cash Control Systems7. Work Sheet for a Service Business8. Financial Statements for a Proprietorship9. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Service BusinessA Merchandising Business Organized as a Partnership10. Journalizing Purchases and Cash Payments11. Journalizing Sales and Cash Receipts12. Posting to General and Subsidiary Ledgers13. Preparing Payroll Records14. Payroll Accounting, Taxes and Reports15. Work Sheet for a Merchandising Business16. Financial Statements for a Partnership17. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Partnership

COURSE ONE. PART 1. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A SERVICE BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A PROPRIETORSHIP. 1. Starting a Proprietorship: Changes That Affect Owner’s Equity. 2. Analyzing Transactions into Debit and Credit Parts. 3. Journalizing Transactions. 4. Posting to a General Ledger. 5. Cash Control Systems. 6. Work Sheet for a Service Business. 7. Financial Statements for a Proprietorship. 8. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Service Business. PART 2. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A CORPORATION. 9. Journalizing Purchases and Cash Payments. 10. Journalizing Sales and Cash Receipts. 11. Posting to General and Subsidiary Ledgers. 12. Preparing Payroll Records. 13. Payroll Accounting, Taxes, and Reports. 14. Work Sheet for a Merchandising Business. 15. Financial Statements for a Corporation. 16. Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Corporation.

A Merchandising Business Organized as a Corporation 18 Recording Purchases and Cash Payments Using Special Journals19 Recording Sales and Cash Receipts Using Special Journals20 Accounting for Uncollectible Accounts Receivable 21 Accounting for Plant Assets and Depreciation 22 Accounting for Inventory 23 Accounting for Notes and Interest 24 Accounting for Accrued Revenue and Expenses25 Distributing Dividends and Preparing a Worksheet 26 Financial Statements and End-of-Fiscal-Period Entries for a Corporation

COURSE TWO. PART 3. ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS ORGANIZED AS A CORPORATION--ADJUSTMENTS AND VALUATION. 17. Accounting for Uncollectible Accounts Receivable. 18. Accounting for Plant Assets and Depreciation. 19. Accounting for Inventory. 20. Accounting for Notes and Interest. 21. Accounting for Accrued Revenue and Expenses. 22. End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Corporation. PART 4. ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES. 23. Accounting for Partnerships. 24. Recording International Sales and Electronic Transactions.

1. Introduction to Accounting and Financial Research: Definitions, Research Strategies, and Key Source Descriptions2. Research Case Study on Acuonting for the Impairment or Disposal of Long-Lived Assets in the Passenger Airlines3. Accounting and Financial Research Problems and Solutions4. Accounting and Financial Data Source Evaluations and ReviewsAppendix A: Directory of Online Business Data SourcesAppendix B: Directory of Online Business Data PublishersAppendix C: Business Data Source Rating SurveyAppendix D: Contributor BiographiesIndex

Application Problem 5-1Mastery Problem 5-4Mastery Problem 6-2Reinforcement Activity 1, Part AMastery Problem 9-4Reinforcement Activity 1, Part BMastery Problem 11-3Challenge Problem 12-8Mastery Problem 14-5Reinforcement Activity 2, Part AApplication Problem 17-5Mastery Problem 17-6Mastery Problem 18-7Mastery Problem 19-6Reinforcement Activity 3, Part AApplication Problem 20-3

Application Problem 5-1Mastery Problem 5-4Mastery Problem 6-2Reinforcement Activity 1, Part AMastery Problem 9-4Reinforcement Activity 1, Part BMastery Problem 11-3Challenge Problem 12-8Mastery Problem 14-5Reinforcement Activity 2, Part AApplication Problem 17-5Mastery Problem 17-6Mastery Problem 18-7Mastery Problem 19-6Reinforcement Activity 3, Part AApplication Problem 20-3

Introduction Chapter 1 I've Got a Job! What's a W-4? Chapter 2 Where's All the Money I Earned? Chapter 3 What's This, More Forms? W-2s and 1099-INTs Chapter 4 Am I Required to File a Tax Return Chapter 5 Should I File a Tax Return? Chapter 6 How Do I File a Tax Return? Appendices

Chapter 1 Accounting for Partnership Formation,

Operation, and Ownership Changes

Chapter 2 Liquidation of a Partnership

Chapter 3 Taxation Issues Associated with Partnerships

PART 1 - COMBINED CORPORATE ENTITIES AND CONSOLIDATIONS

1. Business Combinations: America''s Most Popular Business Activity, Bringing

an End to the Controversy.

2. Consolidated Statements: Date of Acquisition.

3. Consolidated Statements: Subsequent to Acquisition.

Special Appendix 1. Possible New Consolidation Procedures – Goodwill.

4. Intercompany Transactions: Merchandise, PlantAssets, and Notes.

5. Intercompany Transactions: Bonds and Leases.

6. Cash Flow, EPS, Taxation, and Unconsolidated Investments.

7. Special Issues in Accounting for an Investment in a Subsidiary.

8. Subsidiary Equity Transactions; Indirect and Mutual Holdings.

Special Appendix 2. Leveraged Buyouts.

PART 2 - MULTINATIONAL ACCOUNTING AND OTHER REPORTING CONCERNS

9. The International Accounting Environment Module: Derivatives and Related

Accounting Issues.

10. Foreign Currency Transactions.

11. Translation of Foreign Financial Statements.

12. Interim Reporting and Disclosures about Segments of an Enterprise.

PART 3 - PARTNERSHIPS

13. Partnerships: Characteristics, Formation, and Accounting for Activities.

14. Partnerships: Ownership Changes and Liquidations.

PART 4 - GOVERNMENTAL AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACCOUNTING

15. Governmental Accounting: The General Fund and the Account Groups.

16. Governmental Accounting: Other Governmental Funds, Proprietary and Fiduciary

Funds.

17. Financial Reporting Issues.

18. Accounting for Private Not-for-Profit Organizations.

19. Accounting for Not-for-Profit Colleges and Universities and Health Care

Organizations.

PART 5 - FIDUCIARY ACCOUNTING

20. Estates and Trusts: Their Nature and the Accountant''s Role.

21. Debt Restructuring, Corporate Reorganizations, and Liquidations.

Index.

Also, the following chapter is available for bundling, without charge, with

the text:

The Disclosure of Earnings Per Share and Information About Capital Structure.

Advanced Accounting, 8e offers the most authoritative, conceptually strong, and comprehensive coverage of advanced accounting topics of any text on the market.

Completely updated to reflect all of the latest FASB pronouncements, it is an excellent preparation resource for the CPA exam. Advanced Accounting also provides students with the tools they need to pursue professional careers in a global economy. This is the only text on the market to utilize the horizontal approach to consolidations worksheets, the format most commonly used in the business world.

FROM THE EIGHTH EDITION:

PART 1 - COMBINED CORPORATE ENTITIES AND CONSOLIDATIONS

1. Business Combinations: America''s Most Popular Business Activity, Bringing

an End to the Controversy.

2. Consolidated Statements: Date of Acquisition.

3. Consolidated Statements: Subsequent to Acquisition.

Special Appendix 1. Possible New Consolidation Procedures – Goodwill.

4. Intercompany Transactions: Merchandise, PlantAssets, and Notes.

5. Intercompany Transactions: Bonds and Leases.

6. Cash Flow, EPS, Taxation, and Unconsolidated Investments.

7. Special Issues in Accounting for an Investment in a Subsidiary.

8. Subsidiary Equity Transactions; Indirect and Mutual Holdings.

Special Appendix 2. Leveraged Buyouts.

PART 2 - MULTINATIONAL ACCOUNTING AND OTHER REPORTING CONCERNS

9. The International Accounting Environment Module: Derivatives and Related

Accounting Issues.


11. Translation of Foreign Financial Statements.

12. Interim Reporting and Disclosures about Segments of an Enterprise.

PART 3 - PARTNERSHIPS

13. Partnerships: Characteristics, Formation, and Accounting for Activities.

14. Partnerships: Ownership Changes and Liquidations.

PART 4 - GOVERNMENTAL AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACCOUNTING

15. Governmental Accounting: The General Fund and the Account Groups.

16. Governmental Accounting: Other Governmental Funds, Proprietary and Fiduciary

Funds.

17. Financial Reporting Issues.

18. Accounting for Private Not-for-Profit Organizations.

19. Accounting for Not-for-Profit Colleges and Universities and Health Care

Organizations.

PART 5 - FIDUCIARY ACCOUNTING

20. Estates and Trusts: Their Nature and the Accountant''s Role.

21. Debt Restructuring, Corporate Reorganizations, and Liquidations.

Index.

Also, the following chapter is available for bundling, without charge, with

the text:

The Disclosure of Earnings Per Share and Information About Capital Structure.

PART 1: BUSINESS COMBINATIONS

1. Business Combinations Involving the Merger or Consolidation of Net Assets

2. Accounting for Investments in the Common Stock of Affiliates

3. Consolidated Balance Sheet on the Date of Acquisition

4. Consolidated Financial Statements Subsequent to Acquisition

5. Intercompany Transactions in Inventories

6. Intercompany Transactions in Plant Assets

7. Business Combinations Using the Pooling of Interests Method

PART 2: FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND TRANSLATION

8. International Accounting: Foreign Currency Concepts and Transactions

9. Translation of Foreign Currency Financial Statements

1. Introduction—The Garden of Paradise2. Andersen’s Culture of Arrogance—The Emperor’s New Clothes3. The Enron Fairy Tale—From Enron to EnwrongFRAUD #1 OF FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL REPORTING 4. The WorldCom Fairy Tale—From WorldCom to World ConFRAUD #2 OF FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL REPORTING 5. The Waste Management Inc. (WMI) Fairy TaleFRAUD #3 OF FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL REPORTING 6. The Sunbeam Fairy TaleFRAUD #4 OF FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL REPORTING 7. The Baptist Church Fairy TaleFRAUD #5 OF FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL REPORTING 8. The Able Corp. Fairy TaleFRAUD #6 OF FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL REPORTING 9. Andersen Turns Educator10. The Slew of Dotcom Failures11: Other (non-Andersen) Fairy Tales12. Financial Reporting Reform—From Enwrong to Enright13. Analysis of Financial Statements—The Nightingale APPENDIXA. The appendix presents a list of publicly traded companies whose financial statements contain signals of an overstatement of assets or profits or an understatement of liabilities.

Chapter 1 Recording Departmental Purchases and Cash PaymentsChapter 2 Recording Departmental Sales and Cash ReceiptsChapter 3 Calculating and Recording Departmental Payroll DataChapter 4 Financial Reporting for a Departmentalized BusinessChapter 5 A Voucher SystemChapter 6 Inventory Planning and ValuationChapter 7 Accounting for Uncollectible AccountsChapter 8 Accounting for Plant AssetsChapter 9 Accounting for Notes Payable, Prepaid Expenses, and Accrued ExpensesChapter 10 Accounting for Notes Receivable, Unearned Revenue, and Accrued RevenueChapter 11 Organizing a Corporation and Paying DividendsChapter 12 Acquiring Additional Capital for a CorporationChapter 13 Financial Analysis and reporting for a CorporationChapter 14 Budgetary Planning and ControlChapter 15 Accounting Information for Management DecisionsChapter 16 Financial Statement AnalysisChapter 17 Statement of Cash FlowsChapter 18 Cost Accounting for a Merchandising BusinessChapter 19 Cost Accounting for a Manufacturing BusinessChapter 20 Accounting Transactions and Financial Reporting for a Manufacturing BusinessChapter 21 Organizational Structure of a PartnershipChapter 22 Financial Reporting for a PartnershipChapter 23 Budgeting and Accounting for a Not-for-Profit OrganizationChapter 24 Financial Reporting for a Not-for-Profit Organization

Chapter 1 Starting a ProprietorshipChapter 2 Starting a Proprietorship: Changes that Affect Owner's EquityChapter 3 Analyzing Transactions into Debit and Credit PartsChapter 4 Recording Transactions in a General JournalChapter 5 Posting from a General Journal to a General LedgerChapter 6 Cash Control SystemsChapter 7 Work Sheet for a Service BusinessChapter 8 Financial Statements for a ProprietorshipChapter 9 Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a Service BusinessChapter 10 Journalizing Purchases and Cash Payments Using Special JournalsChapter 11 Journalizing Sales and Cash Receipts Using Special JournalsChapter 12 Posting to General and Subsidiary LedgersChapter 13 Preparing Payroll RecordsChapter 14 Payroll Accounting, Taxes, and ReportsChapter 15 Work Sheet for a Merchandising BusinessChapter 16 Financial Statements for a PartnershipChapter 17 Recording Adjusting and Closing Entries for a PartnershipChapter 18 Recording Purchases and Cash PaymentsChapter 19 Recording Sales and Cash ReceiptsChapter 20 Accounting for Uncollectible Accounts ReceivableChapter 21 Accounting for Plant Assets and DepreciationChapter 22 Accounting for InventoryChapter 23 Accounting for Notes and InterestChapter 24 Accounting for Accrued Revenue, and ExpensesChapter 25 Distributing Dividends and Preparing a Work SheetChapter 26 Financial Statements and End-of-Fiscal-Period Entries for a Corporation

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An Introduction to Auditing and Assurance.

The Role of Auditing and Assurance in a Market Economy.

An Overview of Financial Statement Audits.

Client Acceptance and Initial Engagement Planning.

Understanding the Client''s Business: Strategic Analysis.

Understanding the Client''s Business: Management of Strategic Risks.

Process Analysis and Risk Assessment.

Evaluating Internal Process Controls.

Business Measurement and Analytical Evidence.

Planning the Audit of Financial Statement Assertions.

Auditing Marketing, Sales and Distribution Management.

Auditing Supply Chain and Production Management Processes.

Auditing Resource Management Processes.

Completing the Audit and Reporting.

Auditor Decision Making: Judgement, Ethics, and Legal Liability.

Statistical Evidence for Auditing.

Assurance Services Beyond the Financial Statement Audit

Chapter 1. Importance of Auditing.

Chapter 2. Corporate Governance: Enhancing the Audit Function.

Chapter 3. Ethics: Understanding and Meeting Ethical Expectations.

Chapter 4. Audit Risk and Business Risk.

Chapter 5. Internal Control Over Financial Reporting.

Chapter 6. Computerized Systems: Risks, Controls, and Opportunities.

Chapter 7. Audit Evidence: A Framework for DirectlyTesting Account Balances and Transactions.

Chapter 8. Auditing for Fraud.

Chapter 9. Audit Sampling.

Chapter 10. Auditing Revenue and Related Accounts.

Chapter 11. Audit of Acquisition Cycle and Inventory.

Chapter 12. Audit of Cash and Other Liquid Assets.

Chapter 13. Audit of Fixed Assets and Related Expense Accounts.

Chapter 14. Audit of Acquisitions, Related Entity Transactions, Long-Term Liabilities, and Equity.

Chapter 15. Completing the Audit.

Chapter 16. Communicating Audit and Attestation Results.

Chapter 17. Professional Liability.

Chapter 18. Internal Auditing and Outsourcing.

PART ONE: RESPONSIBILITIES AND EVIDENCE.

1. An Introduction to Assurance Services.

2. Standards, Materiality, and Risk.

3. Reports.

4. Evidence.

5. The Audit and Assurance Service Process.

6. Internal Control and Information Technology.

PART TWO: METHOD.

7. Sampling in Tests of Controls.

8. Sampling in Substantive Tests.

9. Tests of Controls in the Revenue/Receipt Cycle: Sales and Cash Receipts Transactions.

10. Substantive Tests in the Revenue/Receipt Cycle: Sales, Receivables, Cash, and Management Discretion in Revenue Recognition.

11. Tests of Controls in the Expenditure/Disbursement Cycle: Purchases and Cash Disbursements.

12. Substantive Tests in the Expenditure/Disbursement Cycle: Accounts Payable, Prepaids, Accrued Liabilities, and Management Discretion in Environmental Liabilities.

13. Tests of Controls and Substantive Tests of Personnel and Payroll, and Management Discretion in Postretirement Health Care.

14. Tests of Controls and Substantive Tests in the Conversion Cycle: Inventory, Fixed Assets, and Management Discretion in Accounting for Impaired Assets.

15. Tests of Controls and Substantive Tests in the Financing Cycle: Investments, Debt, Equity, and Management Discretion in Accounting for Financial Instruments.

16. Completing an Engagement.

PART THREE: ASSURANCE AND ATTESTATION SERVICES, COMPLIANCE AND INTERNAL AUDITING.

17. Assurance and Attestation Services.

18. Compliance and Internal Auditing.

PART FOUR: ETHICS AND LIABILITY.

19. Professional Ethics.

20. Legal Liability.

Auditing and assurance service education has undergone dramatic change in at least three ways: (1) An awakening that practitioners have a comparative advantage in offering professional services that transcend the boundaries of financial statements; (2) An understanding that client strategies affect engagement risk; and (3) A transition away from first-person delivery by classroom instructors only and toward third-person discovery by students both within and outside of the classroom.

Each has influenced the seventh edition. To transcend the boundaries of financial statements, Auditing and Assurance Services exposes students both to the demand for and the supply of the profession's flagship service, financial statement audits, and to the nature of the value-added assurance services decision makers demand in the information age.

1. Introduction to Professional Research.

2. Critical Thinking & Effective Writing Skills for the Professional Accountant.

3. Web Based Professional Research.

4. The Environment of Accounting Research.

5. Major Accounting Research Tools.

6. Other Research Databases and Tools.

7. Tax Research for Compliance and Tax Planning.

8. Assurance Services and Auditing Research.

9. Refining the Research Process.

10. Fraud and Other Investigative Techniques.

Dynamics Tutorial

Company Profile: Southern

Landscape, Inc.

1 Analytical Analysis for Audit Planning

2 Accounts Receivable Confirmations

3 Physical Inventory Observation

4 Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts

5 Obsolete Inventory

6 Inventory Costing

7 Inventory Shrinkage Reserve

8 Capital Leases

9 Unrecorded Fixed Assets

10 Depreciation Expense

11 Unrecorded Liabilities

12 Vacation Accrual

13 Analytical Analysis of Sales

14 Sales Returns and Credits

15 Authorized Sales Prices

SECTION 1. Comprehensive Cases

1.1. Enron Corporation

1.2 Livent Inc.

1.3. Health Management, Inc.

1.4 AMRE, Inc.

1.5 The Leslie Fay Companies

1.6 Star Technologies

1.7 Lincoln Savings and Loan Association

1.8 Crazy Eddie, Inc.

1.9 ZZZZ Best Company, Inc.

1.10 ESM Government Securities, Inc.

1.11 United States Surgical Corporation

1.12 The Fund of Funds, Ltd.

SECTION 2 Audits of High-Risk Accounts

2.1 Doughtie's Foods, Inc.

2.2 Flight Transportation Corporation

2.3 J.B. Hanauer & Co.

2.4 CapitalBanc Corporation

2.5 General Technologies Group Ltd.

2.6 Giant Stores Corporation

SECTION 3 Internal Control Issues

3.1 The Trolley Dodgers

3.2 Howard Street Jewelers, Inc.

3.3 Saks Fifth Avenue.

3.4 Triton Energy Ltd.

3.5 Goodner Brothers, Inc.

3.6 Troberg Stores

SECTION 4 Ethical Responsibilities of Accountants

4.1 Creve Couer Pizza, Inc.

4.2 Jamaica Water Properties.

4.3 Suzette Washington, Accounting Major

4.4 Oak Industries, Inc.

4.5 F&C International, Inc.

4.6 Laurel Valley Estates

4.7 Rocky Mount Undergarment Company, Inc.

SECTION 5 Ethical Responsibilities of Independent Auditors

5.1 Cardillo Travel Systems, Inc.

5.2 The PTL Club

5.3 Zaveral Boosalis Raisch

5.4 Mallon Resources Corporation

5.5 Ryden Trucking, Inc.

5.6 Koger Properties, Inc.

5.7 American Fuel & Supply Company, Inc.

SECTION 6 Professional Roles

6.1 Leigh Ann Walker, Staff Accountant

6.2 Bill DeBurger, In-Charge Accountant

6.3 Sarah Russell, Staff Accountant

6.4 Tommy O'Connell, Audit Senior

6.5 Avis Love, Staff Accountant

6.6 Charles Tollison, Audit Manager

6.7 Hamilton Wong, In-Charge Accountant

SECTION 7 Professional Issues

7.1 CPA2Biz.com

7.2 National Medical Transportation Network

7.3 Texas Drug Warehouse

7.4 Hopkins v. Price Waterhouse

7.5 Taxing Transactions

7.6 Scott Fane, CPA

7.7 Stephen Gray, CPA

7.8 Stock Option Mania

SECTION 8 Classic Litigation Cases

8.1 Fred Stern & Company, Inc. (Ultramares)

8.2 First Securities Company of Chicago (Hochfelder)

8.3 1136 Tenants Corporation

8.4 Equity Funding Corporation of America

8.5 National Student Marketing Corporation

I. INRODUCTION TO FRAUD.1. The Nature of Fraud.2. Who Commits Fraud, and Why.3. Fighting Fraud: An Overview.II. FRAUD PREVENTION.4. Preventing Fraud.III. FRAUD DETECTION.5. Recognizing the Symptoms of Fraud.6. Proactive Approaches to Detecting Fraud.IV. FRAUD INVESTIGATION.7. Investigating Theft and Concealment.8. Conversion Investigation Methods.9. Inquiry Methods and Fraud Reports.V. MANAGEMENT FRAUD.10. Financial Statement Fraud.11. Revenue and Inventory Frauds.12. Liability, Asset, and Inadequate Disclosure Frauds.VI. OTHER TYPES OF FRAUD.13. Fraud Against Organizations.14. Bankruptcy and Divorce Fraud.15. Fraud in E-Commerce.VII. RESOLUTION OF FRAUD.16. Legal Follow-Up.Appendix.Glossary of Terms.Bibliography.Index.

1. Getting started

2. Geld & Klein Financial Services, Inc.

A. About Us

B. Our Products and Services

C. Our Directors and Officers

D. Our Professionals

3. Andrea & Andrew LL A. Company Information

B. Geld & Klein Documents

C. Current Year Work Papers

D. Client Prepared Information

E. Permanent File

1. Introduction2. General standards3. Field work standards4. Standards of Reporting5. Other reports6. Federal securities statutes and interim financial information7. Compliance auditing8. Attestation engagements9. Accounting and review servicesGlossary of termsAppendices

Introduction.

1. Creating the Permanent File.

2. Planning the Audit.

3. Auditing Cash.

4. Auditing the Accounts Receivable and Sales Cycle.

5. Auditing the Inventory

and Purchases Cycle.

6. Auditing Long-Lived Assets.

7. Auditing Liabilities.

8. Auditing Stockholders'' Equity and Final Accruals.

9. Completing the Audit.

I. THE NEW ECONOMY AND THE DOT-COM CRASH1. A New Economy?2. Is There Statistical Evidence For a New Economy?3. A Technological/ Organizational Revolution4. Reconciling Growth and Technological ChangeII. THE E-BUSINESS REVOLUTION5. The Essentials of E-Business6. E-Commerce: B2C7. E-Commerce: Supply-Chain Management8. Financial Services: E-Brokerage and E-Banking9. Other E-Commerce Activities10. The E-Business ExperienceIII. THE ECONOMICS OF E-BUSINESS11. The Economics of the Knowledge Economy and E-Business12. Economic Impact of E-BusinessIV. E-BUSINESS AND THE NEW ECONOMY: THE FUTURE13. E-Business and the New Economy14. How to Participate in the New EconomyBibliographyIndex

The Uncovering Fraud: An Online Practice Case by Buckhoff and Peterson, teaches you to detect fraud and identify fraudulent companies. The application has three levels and at each level various pieces of data about companies will be presented to the student.

Level 1 - Students will be able to query and browse a database of approximately 1000 companies. The goal will be to detect 6 companies that have invalid data such as invalid address, invalid tax id, invalid phone number etc.

Level 2 – In Level 2, student will have access to some more data on the 6 companies previously detected. Here the goal will be to detect a company that is really committing fraud based on some information such as their invoices, invoice amount, PO etc.

Level 3 – Students will be able to progress to level 3 after they have successfully identified the fraudulent company in Level 2. The student will now have access to the company’s bank statements, checks etc. Students will now be required to write an essay about the type of fraud the vendor has committed. This will then be emailed to the course instructor for evaluation.

1. Guided Tour of Peachtree® Accounting.

2. Peachtree® Basic Training - Entries and Reporting.

3. Reiki Healing ARts - A Peachtree® Accounting Project.

4. Grandprey Granite - A Peachtree® Accounting Project.

5. Peachtree® Problems.

Appendix A. Peachtree® Quick Reference Guide.

Appendix B. Crossword Puzzle Solutions.

PART ONE: ACCOUNTING FOR A SERVICE BUSINESS

1. Introduction to Accounting

2. Analyzing Transactions

The Accounting Equation

3. The Double-Entry Framework

4. Journalizing and Posting Transactions

5. Adjusting Entries and the Work Sheet

6. Financial Statements and the Closing Process

PART TWO: ACCOUNTING FOR CASH, PAYROLL AND SERVICE BUSINESSES

7. Accounting for Cash

8. Payroll Accounting: Employee Earnings and Deductions

9. Payroll Accounting: Employer Taxes and Reports

10. Accounting for a Professional Service Business: The Combination Journal.

PART ONE: ACCOUNTING FOR A SERVICE BUSINESS

1. Introduction to Accounting

2. Analyzing Transactions: The Accounting Equation

3. The Double-Entry Framework

4. Journalizing and Posting Transactions

5. Adjusting Entries and the Work Sheet

6. Financial Statements and the Closing Process

Comprehensive Problem: The Accounting Cycle.

PART TWO: ACCOUNTING FOR CASH, PAYROLL AND SERVICE BUSINESSES

7. Accounting for Cash

8. Payroll Accounting: Employee Earnings and Deductions

9. Payroll Accounting: Employer Taxes and Reports

10. Accounting for a Professional Service Business: The Combination Journal

PART THREE: ACCOUNTING FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS

11. Accounting for Sales and Cash Receipts

12. Accounting for Purchases and Cash Payments

13. Special Journals

14. The Voucher System

15. Adjustments and the Work Sheet for a Merchandising Business

16. Financial Statements and Year-End Accounting for a Merchandising Business

Comprehenisve Problem 2: Accounting Cyle with the Subsidiary Ledgers, Part 1

Comprehensive Problem 2: Accounting Cycle with the Subsidiary Ledgers, Part 2

Answers to Self-Study Test Questions

Index

PART ONE: ACCOUNTING FOR A SERVICE BUSINESS.

1. Introduction to Accounting.

2. Analyzing Transactions: The Accounting Equation.

3. The Double-Entry Framework.

4. Journalizing and Posting Transactions.

5. Adjusting Entries and the Work Sheet.

6. Financial Statements and the Closing Process.

Comprehensive Problem 1: The Accounting Cycle.

PART TWO: ACCOUNTING FOR CASH, PAYROLL AND SERVICE BUSINESSES.

7. Accounting for Cash.

8. Payroll Accounting: Employee Earnings and Deductions.

9. Payroll Accounting: Employer Taxes and Reports.

10. Accounting for a Professional Service Business: The Combination Journal.

PART THREE: ACCOUNTING FOR A MERCHANDISING BUSINESS.

11. Accounting for Sales and Cash Receipts.

12. Accounting for Purchases and Cash Payments.

13. Special Journals.

14. The Voucher System.

15. Adjustments and the Work Sheet for a Merchandising Business.

16. Financial Statements and Year-End Accounting for a Merchandising Business.

Comprehensive Problem 2: Accounting Cycle with Subsidiary Ledgers, Part 1.

Comprehensive Problem 2: Accounting Cycle with Subsidiary Ledgers, Part 2.

PART FOUR: SPECIALIZED ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES FOR MERCHANDISING BUSINESSES AND PARTNERSHIPS.

17. Accounting for Accounts Receivable.

18. Accounting for Notes and Interest.

19. Accounting for Merchandise Inventory.

20. Accounting for Long-Term Assets.

21. Accounting for Partnerships.

Comprehensive Problem 3: Specialized Accounting Procedures.

PART FIVE: ACCOUNTING FOR CORPORATIONS AND MANUFACTURING BUSINESSES.

22. Corporations: Organizations and Capital Stock.

23. Corporations: Earnings, Taxes, Distributions, and the Retained Earnings Statement.

24. Corporations: Bonds.


26. Analysis of Financial Statements.

27. Departmental Accounting.

28. Manufacturing Accounting: The Job Order Cost System.

29. Manufacturing Accounting: The Work Sheet and Financial Statements.

Answers to Self-Study Test Questions.

Index.

1. Introduction

2. Accounting Cycle of a Service Business and Bank Reconciliation

3. Accounting Cycle of a Merchandising Business

4. Voucher System and Budgeting

5. Accounts Payable: Purchase Order Processing and Inventory Control

6. Accounts Receivable: Sales Order Processing and Inventory Control

7. Fixed Assets

8. Payroll

9. Parternships and Corporations

10. Financial Statement Analysis

11. Departmentalized Accounting

12. Accounting System Setup

Index

1. Getting Started with QuickBooks.

Session 1. An Interactive Tour of QuickBooks.

Session 2. Preparing a Balance Sheet Using QuickBooks.

Session 3. Preparing an Income Statement Using QuickBooks.

Session 4. Preparing a Statement of Cash Flows Using QuickBooks

Session 5. Creating Supporting Reports to Help Make Business Decisions.

2. Setting Up Your Business's Accounting System.

3. Cash-Oriented Business Activities.

4. Additional Business Activities.

5. Adjusting Entries.

6. Budgeting.

7. Reporting Business Activities.

Appendix. Traditional Accounting Records

PART 1. OVERVIEW

1. Introduction to Cost and Management Accounting in a Global Business Environment

2. Introduction to Cost Management Systems

PART 2. SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF PRODUCT COSTING

3. Organizational Cost Flows

4. Activity-Based Cost Systems for Management

5. Job Order Costing

6. Process Costing

7. Special Production Issues: Lost Units and Accretion

8. Implementing Quality Concepts

9. Cost Allocation for Joint Products and By-Products

10. Standard Costing

PART 3. PLANNING AND CONTROLLING

11. Absorption/Variable Costing and Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

12. Relevant Costing

13. The Master Budget

14. Capital Budgeting

15. Financial Management

PART 4. DECISION MAKING

16. Innovative Inventory and Production Management Techniques

17. Emerging Management Practices

18. Responsibility Accounting and Transfer Pricing In Decentralized Organizations

19. Measuring and Rewarding Organizational Performance

Appendix A: Present and Future Value Tables

Part 1 - Cost Accounting Foundations

1 Intro to Cost Management

2 Organizational Cost Flows

3 Accounting for Overhead

4 Activity-Based Costing

5 Job Order Costing

6 Process Costing

7 Standard Costing

8 The Master Budget

9 Break-Even Point and Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

10. Relevant Costing

11 Joint Products and By-Products

Part 2 Cost Accounting Innovations

12 Cost Management Systems

13 Cost Modeling & Prediction

14 Responsibility Accounting

15 Capital Budgeting

16 Treasury Management

17 Quality Management

18 Inventory and Production Management

19 Emerging Management Practices

20 Measuring and Rewarding Organizational Performance

1. Introduction to Cost Management

PART 1: FOUNDATION CONCEPTS

2. Foundation Concepts

3. Activity Cost Behavior

Part 2: FUNCTIONAL-BASED COSTING AND CONTROL

4. Product and Service Costing: Overhead Application and Job-Order System

5. Product and Service Costing: A Process Systems Approach

6. Support Department Cost Allocation

7. Joint Product and By-Product Costing

8. Budgeting for Planning and Control

9. Standard Costing: A Functional-Based Control Approach

10. Decentralization: Responsibility Accounting, Performance Evaluation, and

Transfer Pricing

11. International Issues in Cost Management

Part 3: ACTIVITY- AND STRATEGIC-BASED COST AND CONTROL

12. Activity-Based Costing

13. Strategic Cost Management

14. Activity-Based Management

15. The Balanced Scorecard: Strategic-Based Control

16. Activity-Based Budgeting

17. Quality Cost Management

18. Productivity Measurement and Control

19. Environmental Costs: Measurement and Control

Part 4: ACTIVITY- AND FUNCTIONAL-BASED DECISION MAKING

20. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

21. Activity Resource Usage Model and Tactical Decision Making

22. Pricing and Profitability Analysis

23. Capital Investment

24. Inventory Management

1. Introduction to Cost Management

PART 1: FOUNDATION CONCEPTS

2. Foundation Concepts


Part 2: FUNCTIONAL-BASED COSTING AND CONTROL

4. Product and Service Costing: Overhead Application and Job-Order System

5. Product and Service Costing: A Process Systems Approach


7. Joint Product and By-Product Costing

8. Budgeting for Planning and Control

9. Standard Costing: A Functional-Based Control Approach

10. Decentralization: Responsibility Accounting, Performance Evaluation, and

Transfer Pricing

11. International Issues in Cost Management

Part 3: ACTIVITY- AND STRATEGIC-BASED COST AND CONTROL


13. Strategic Cost Management

14. Activity-Based Management

15. The Balanced Scorecard: Strategic-Based Control

16. Activity-Based Budgeting

17. Quality Cost Management

18. Productivity Measurement and Control

19. Environmental Costs: Measurement and Control

Part 4: ACTIVITY- AND FUNCTIONAL-BASED DECISION MAKING


21. Activity Resource Usage Model and Tactical Decision Making

22. Pricing and Profitability Analysis

23. Capital Investment


1. Introduction to Cost Accounting

2. Accounting for Materials

3. Accounting for Labor

4. Accounting for Factory Overhead

5. Process Cost Accounting – General Procedures

6. Process Cost Accounting – Additional Procedures

7. Master Budgets and Flexible Budgets

8. Standard Cost Accounting - Materials, Labor and Factory Overhead

9. Cost Accounting for Service Businesses

10. Cost Analysis and Management Decision Making.

1. Why study accounting ethics?

- Developing a rationale for accounting ethics in an undergraduate or graduate

curriculum

- Decision making in the context of accounting rules and standards

- What is accounting ethics?

- Developing a model for ethical decision making

2. Ethical decision making in the context of particular accounting decisions

- Timely posting of journal entries

- Cash salary payments

- Using year-end adjusting entries to enhance net income

- Delaying expense entries

- Ethical dilemmas associated with revenue recognition issues

- Using accounting changes to alter net income

- Ethical issues associated with non-profit accounting

- Internal control problems

- Ethical issues associated with debt covenants and loan defaults

- Earnings manipulations using estimates to make net income look better

- Ethical issues associated with income smoothing

- Conflict of interest problems for corporate board of directors

- Ethical issues associated with asset classifications (short-term vs long-term)

- Accounts receivable write-offs

- Ethical issues associated with cash, accounts receivable valuation, inventory

valuation, accounting for fixed assets, repair and maintenance expenditures,

accounting for research and development costs, warranty expense, contingent

liabilities, and classification of liabilities

- Ethical issues associated with debt covenants, stock options, executive compensation,

"proforma" earnings, performance-based compensation plans, environmental

liability disclosures, footnote disclosures and supplemental disclosure

- Using the matching and conservatism principles to make accounting decisions

3. Auditing

- Ethical issues associated with internal control problems

- Conflict of interest problems with corporate board of directors

- Violations of the AICPA Professional Code of Conduct

- What can the auditor learn from the recent company failures and reports of

accounting problems (including Enron, Global Crossing, WorldCom, IBM, Sonali,

Sunbeam, Boston Chicken)?

- What is the relationship between internal controls and audit risk.

- Financial statement disclosures and reporting issues.

- Independence in appearance.

- The impact of stock options and bonuses in earnings manipulations.

- The influence of financial analysts on quarterly reporting practices and the

use of "proforma" earnings in press releases.

- Earnings manipulations to meet management expectations.

- Identifying red flags, reviewing estimates and assessing risk properly.

- Violations of the professional code of conduct.

- What is the role of professional skepticism in the audit process?

- What are recurring nonrecurring charges?

- What does it mean to say the accounting treatment is "defensible"?

- The SEC has stated that adherence to the letter of accounting rules may no

longer be enough.

- Should accounting be referred to as creative?

- How do you determine if the information disclosed to outside users communicates

the underlying economic reality of the transaction?

- The effects of client pressure on audit decisions.

- A partner was described as a "nice guy" who would not want to disagree

during a discussion. Is this an appropriate description for a partner?

1. An Overview of Corporate Governance.

2. Origin and Nature of the SEC.

3. Legal Framework of the SEC.

4. SEC Registration and Reporting.

5. A Breakdown of SEC Reports.

6. Impact of the SEC on Financial Reporting, Auditing, and Corporate Governance.

Summary.

Chapter 1. The Accounting Cycle.

Chapter 2. Cash, Accounts Receivable and Sales.

Chapter 3. Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold.

Chapter 4. Planet Assets and Intangibles.

Chapter 5. Current Liabilities.

Chapter 6. Non-current Liabilities.

Chapter 7. Owner's Equity and Financial Statement Analysis.

Chapter 8. Statement of Cash Flows.






6. Accounting Systems, Internal Controls, and Cash.

7. Receivables.

8. Inventories.




12. Income Taxes, Unusual Income items, Stockholders' Equity, and Investments in Stocks.






Appendix C. Special Journals and Subsidiary Ledgers.

Appendix D. Periodic Inventory Systems for Merchandising Businesses.

Appendix E. Foreign Currency Transactions.

Appendix F. The Home Depot Annual Report.

Glossary.

Subject Index.

Company Index.

Section I: The Accounting Information System








Section II: Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Accounting Information








Appendix A: Sources of Information about Companies and Industries

Appendix B: General Mills, Inc. 2002 Annual Report

Section I: The Accounting Information System








Section II: Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Accounting Information








Appendix A: Sources of Information about Companies and Industries

Appendix B: General Mills, Inc. 2002 Annual Report

Part 1 Introduction to Financial Statements

1 The Nature and Purpose of Financial Accounting

2 Overview of the Financial Statements

3 Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis

4 The Balance Sheet

5 The Income Statement

6 The Statement of Cash Flows

Case 1 IBM

Part 2 The Accounting Information System

7 The Accounting Information System

Part 3 Operating Decisions

8 Revenue Cycle: Sales, Receivables, and Cash

9 Cost of Goods Sold and Inventory

10 Expenditure Cycle: Other Operating Items

Case 2 Procter & Gamble

Part 4 Investing Decisions

11 Investments in Operating Assets

12 Investments in Securities

Case 3 Intel

Part 5 Financing Decisions

13 Financing with Debt

14 Financing with Equity

Case 4 AT&T

Part 6 Additional Reporting and Analysis

15 Accounting in a Global Market

16 Issues in Financial Statement Interpretation: Changing Prices and Alternative

Accounting Methods

Case 5 Coca-Cola

Enhanced Focus on Financial Reporting and Ratios for Decision-Making: These helpful elements, located near the end of appropriate chapters, provide key references to help students understand the interrelationship of the financial statements and notes as well as how ratios can be used to make business decisions.

Part I: The Accounting Model

Introduction: Getting Started in Business

1. Accounting as a Form of Communication

2. Financial Statements and the Annual Report

3. Processing Accounting Information

4. Income Measurement and Accrual Accounting

Appendix: Accounting Tools: Work Sheets

Part II Accounting for Assets

5. Merchandise Accounting and Internal Control

Appendix: Accounting Tools: Internal Control For A Merchandising Company

6. Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold

Appendix: Accounting Tools: Inventory Costing Methods Using A Perpetual Inventory

System

7. Cash, Investments, and Receivables

8. Operating Assets: Property, Plant, and Equipment, Natural Resources, and

Intangibles

Part III Accounting for Liabilities and Owners' Equity

9. Current Liabilities, Contingencies, and the Time Value of Money

Appendix A: Accounting Tools: Payroll Accounting

Appendix B: Accounting Tools: Using Excel for Problems Involving Interest Calculations

10. Long-Term Liabilities

Appendix: Other Liabilities

11. Stockholders' Equity

Part IV Additional Topics in Financial Reporting

12. The Statement of Cash Flows

Appendix: Accounting Tools: A Work-Sheet Approach To The Statement of Cash Flows


Appendix: Reporting and Analyzing Other Income Statement Items Appendix Winnebago

Industries Annual Report

PART I. THE ACCOUNTING MODEL.

Introduction.

Getting Started in Business.

1. Accounting as a Form of Communication.

2. Financial Statements and the Annual Report.

3. Processing Accounting Information.

4. Income Measurement and Accrual Accounting.

Appendix. Accounting Tools: Worksheets.

PART II. ACCOUNTING FOR ASSETS.

5. Cash and Internal Control.

6. Investments and Receivables.

7. Inventories and Cost of Goods Sold.

Appendix: Accounting Tools: Inventory Costing Methods with the Use of a Perpetual Inventory System. 5A: Accounting Tools: Internal Control for a Merchandising Company.

8. Operating Assets: Property, Plant, and Equipment, Natural Resources, and Intangibles.

PART III. ACCOUNTING OF LIABILITIES AND OWNERS' EQUITY.

9. Current Liabilities, Contingencies, and the Time Value of Money.

APPENDIX A. Accounting Tools: Payroll Accounting.

APPENDIX B. Accounting Tools: Using Excel for Problems Involving Interest Calculations.

10. Long-Term Liabilities.

APPENDIX. Accounting Tools: Other Liabilities.

11. Stockholders' Equity.

APPENDIX. Accounting Tools: Unincorporated Businesses.

PART IV ADDITIONAL TOPICS IN FINANCIAL REPORTING.

12. The Statement of Cash Flows.

APPENDIX. Accounting Tools: A Work-Sheet Approach to the Statement of Cash Flows.


APPENDIX. Accounting Tools: Reporting and Analyzing Other Income Statement Items.

Part 1. Financial Reporting and the Accounting Cycle.

1. Accounting Information: Users and Uses.

2. Financial Statements: An Overview.

3. The Mechanics of Accounting.



6. Ensuring the Integrity of Financial Information.

Part 2. Operating Activities

7. Selling a Product or a Service

8. Inventory.

9. Completing the Operating Cycle.

Part 3. Investing and Financing Activities.

10. Investments in Property, Plant, and Equipment and Intangible Assets.

11. Long-Term Debt Financing.

12. Equity Financing.

13. Investments in Debt and Equity Securities.

Part 4. Other Dimensions of Financial Reporting.






5. Accounting Systems and Internal Controls.


7. Cash.

8. Receivables.

9. Inventories.




13. Accounting for Partnerships and Limited Liability Corporations.







Appendix C. Periodic Inventory Systems for Merchandising Businesses.

Appendix D. Foreign Currency Transactions.

Appendix E. The Home Depot Annual Report.

Glossary.

Subject Index.

Company Index.

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1. The Role of Accounting in Business

2. The Cash Basis of Accounting

3. The Accrual Basis of Accounting

4. Accounting Information Systems

5. Merchandising and Manufacturing Accounting

6. Cash

7. Receivables

8. Inventories

9. Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets

10. Liabilities

11. Stockholders' Equity: Capital Stock and Dividends

12. Special Income and Investment Reporting Issues

13. Statement of Cash Flows


Appendices

A: Interest Tables

B: Code of Professional Ethics for Accountants

C: How To Conduct Financial Research

D: Annual Report

Part 1 Introduction to Financial Statements

1 The Nature and Purpose of Financial Accounting

2 Overview of the Financial Statements

3 Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis

4 The Balance Sheet

5 The Income Statement

6 The Statement of Cash Flows

Case 1 IBM

Part 2 The Accounting Information System

7 The Accounting Information System

Part 3 Operating Decisions

8 Revenue Cycle: Sales, Receivables, and Cash

9 Cost of Goods Sold and Inventory

10 Expenditure Cycle: Other Operating Items

Case 2 Procter & Gamble

Part 4 Investing Decisions

11 Investments in Operating Assets

12 Investments in Securities

Case 3 Intel

Part 5 Financing Decisions

13 Financing with Debt

14 Financing with Equity

Case 4 AT&T

Part 6 Additional Reporting and Analysis

15 Accounting in a Global Market

16 Issues in Financial Statement Interpretation: Changing Prices and Alternative

Accounting Methods

Case 5 Coca-Cola

Valuation Approach: Financial Accounting continues to provide a unique focus on accounting and economic valuation, as well as the overall valuation provided by the stockmarket.Complete Financial Statement Analysis: Relying on a logical framework, this proven text not only delves into financial statement numbers, but also shows students the "why" behind the financial decision-making process.Early Emphasis on Cash Flow: Cash flow statements are emphasized early in the text, encouraging students to address the problem of understanding economic value and cash flows versus accruals.

PART I: FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING

1. Introduction to Financial Accounting

2. Balance Sheet Concepts: Assets, Liabilities, and Equities

3. Income Statement Concepts: Income, Revenues, and Expenses

4. Statements

5. Using the Accounting Framework: America Online, Inc.

PART II: VALUATION BASICS AND ACCOUNTING MEASURES

6. Economic Concepts: Behind the Accounting Numbers

7. Financial Statement Analysis: Connecting Economic Concepts to Accounting

Reports

PART III: TOPICS IN FINANCIAL REPORTING

8. Accounts Receivable

9. Inventories

10. Marketable Securities

11. Long-Lived Assets


13. Equities

14. Income Taxes

15. Active Investments in Corporations

16. Financial Statement Analysis II

Complete Financial Statement Analysis: Relying on a logical framework, this proven text not only delves into financial statement numbers, but also shows students the "why" behind the financial decision-making process.Early Emphasis on Cash Flow: Cash flow statements are emphasized early in the text, encouraging students to address the problem of understanding economic value and cash flows versus accruals.

PART ONE: FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING

1. Introduction to Financial Accounting

2. Balance Sheet Concepts: Assets, Liabilities, and Equities

3. Income Statement Concepts: Income, Revenues, and Expenses

4. Statement of Cash Flows: Operating, Investing, and Financing Activities

5. Using the Accounting Framework: America Online, Inc.

PART TWO: VALUATION BASICS AND ACCOUNTING MEASURES

6. Economic Concepts: Behind the Accounting Numbers

7. Financial Statement Analysis: Connecting Economic Concepts to Accounting

Reports

PART THREE: TOPICS IN FINANCIAL REPORTING

8. Accounts Receivable

9. Inventories

10. Marketable Securities

11. Long-Lived Assets


13. Equities

14. Income Taxes

15. Active Investments in Corporations

16. Financial Statement Analysis and the Valuation of Common Stock

SECTION ONE

Assignment 1-A: Choosing a Company (for Individual students)

Assignment 1-B: Organizing Your Group (for student Teams)

Assignment 1-C: Obtaining Financial Statements

Reading 1

SECTION TWO

Assignment 2: Basic Company Information

Reading 2

SECTION THREE

Assignment 3. The Economic, Social, Legal and Political Environment

Reading 3

SECTION FOUR

Assignment 4-A. Industry Information (for Individual students)

Assignment 4-B. Industry Information (for student Teams)

Reading 4

SECTION FIVE

Assignment 5. Initial Review of Annual Report and Financial Statements

Reading 5

SECTION SIX

Assignment 6. The SEC 10-K Report and Proxy Statement

Reading 6

SECTION SEVEN

Assignment 7. The Accounting Profession

Reading .

SECTION EIGHT

Assignment 8. The Income Statement

Reading 8

SECTION NINE

Assignment 9. Current Assets and Current Liabilities

Reading 9

SECTION TEN

Assignment 10. Long-Term Assets

Reading 10

SECTION ELEVEN

Assignment 11. Long-Term Liabilities

Reading 11

SECTION TWELVE

Assignment 12. Stockholders_ Equity

Reading 12

SECTION THIRTEEN

Assignment 13. Segment Information

Reading 13

SECTION FOURTEEN

Assignment 14: The Cash Flow Statement

Reading 14

SECTION FIFTEEN

Assignment 15: Capstone Project

Reading 15

PART I: FRAMEWORK

1: A Framework for Business Analysis and Valuation Using Financial Statements

PART II: BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND VALUATION TOOLS

2: Strategy Analysis

3: Overview of Accounting Analysis

4: Asset Analysis

5: Liability and Equity Analysis

6: Revenue Analysis

7: Expense Analysis

8: Financial Analysis

9: Prospective Analysis: Valuation Theory and Forecasting

10: Prospective Analysis: Valuation Implementation

PART III: BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND VALUATION APPLICATIONS

11: Equity Security Analysis

12: Credit Analysis and Distress Prediction

13: Mergers and Acquisitions

14: Corporate Financing Policies

15: Management Communications

PART IV: ADDITIONAL CASES

PART I: FRAMEWORK

1: A Framework for Business Analysis and Valuation Using Financial Statements

PART II: BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND VALUATION TOOLS

2: Strategy Analysis

3: Overview of Accounting Analysis

4: Implementing Asset Analysis

5: Financial Analysis

6: Prospective Analysis: Forecasting

7: Prospective Analysis: Valuation Theory and Concepts

8: Prospective Analysis: Valuation Implementation

PART III: BUSINESS ANALYSIS AND VALUATION APPLICATIO

9: Equity Security Analysis

10: Credit Analysis and Distress Prediction

11: Mergers and Acquisitions

12: Corporate Financing Policies

13: Communication and Governance

Index

Author

Index

1. Introduction to Financial Reporting

2. Introduction to Financial Statements and Other Financial Reporting Topics

3. Balance Sheet

4. Income Statement

5. Basics of Analysis

6. Liquidity of Short-Term Assets; Related Debt-Paying Ability

7. Long-Term Debt-Paying Ability

8. Profitability

9. For the Investor

10. Statement of Cash Flows Summary Analysis: Nike, Inc.

11. Expanded Analysis

12. Special Industries: Banks, Utilities, Oil and Gas, Transportation, Insurance,

Real Estate Companies

13. Personal Financial Statements and Accounting for Governments and Not-for-Profit

Organizations.

Glossary.

Bibliography.

Index.

1. COMPANY BACKGROUND

2. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

3. CURRENT YEAR ACCOUNTING TRANSACTIONS

4. CHART OF ACCOUNTS

5. REQUIREMENTS

6. 2002 POST CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE

7. FOXCOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2002 BALANCE SHEET

8. GENERAL LEDGER

9. FINANCIAL STATEMENT WORKSHEET

10. CURRENT YEAR GENERAL JOURNAL

11. ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRY FORMS

12. CLOSING JOURNAL ENTRY FORMS

13. POST CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE

14. CHECKS AND BALANCES

PART I FINANCIAL REPORTING: CONCEPTS, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, AND RELATED

DISCLOSURES

1. The Environment of Financial Reporting

2. Financial Reporting: Its Conceptual Framework

3. The Balance Sheet and Statement of Changes in Stockholders'' Equity

4. The Income Statement and Statement of Cash Flows

5. Additional Aspects of Financial Reporting and Financial Analysis

PART II. FINANCIAL REPORTING: ASSET MEASUREMENT AND INCOME DETERMINATION

6. Cash and Receivables

7. Inventories: Cost Measurement and Flow Assumptions

8. Inventories: Special Valuation Issues

9. Property, Plant, and Equipment: Acquisition and Disposal

10. Depreciation and Depletion

11. Intangibles

PART III. FINANCIAL REPORTING: VALUATION OF LIABILITIES AND INVESTMENTS

12. Current Liabilities and Contingencies

13. Long-Term Liabilities and Receivables

14. Investments

PART IV. FINANCIAL REPORTING: STOCKHOLDERS'' EQUITY

15. Contributed Capital

16. Earnings Per Share and Retained Earnings

PART V. FINANCIAL REPORTING: SPECIAL TOPICS

17. Income Recognition and Measurement of Net Assets

18. Accounting for Income Taxes

19. Accounting for Postemployment Benefits

20. Accounting for Leases


22. Accounting Changes and Errors

APPENDICES

A. The Coca-Cola Company 2001 Annual Report: Financial Section

B. List of Official Pronouncements of the AICPA and FASB

C. Review of the Accounting Process

D. Compound Interest

E. Accounting for Changes in Price

PART 1: FOUNDATIONS.

1. Development of Accounting and Financial Reporting.

2. Review of the Accounting Cycle and Financial Reporting.


4. The Conceptual Framework of Accounting.

PART 2: APPLYING THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK.

5. Historical Cost Principle: Acquiring Assets.

6. Matching Principle: Recognizing Costs of Inventory as Expenses.

7. Matching Principle: Immediate Recognition and Systematic and Rational Allocation.

8. Revenue Recognition Principle.

9. Reporting Income: Classifications and EPS.

10. Financial Reporting for Assets.

11. Present Value Principle - Incurring Long-Term Liabilities.

12. Financial Reporting for Liabilities.

13. Legal Capital and Basic Stockholders'' Equity Transactions.

14. More Transactions with and Reports to Owners.

15. Financial Reporting for Marketable Securities and Comprehensive Income.


PART 3: SPECIAL REPORTING ISSUES.

17. Accounting for Leases.

18. Accounting for Pensions.

19. Accounting for Income Taxes.


21. Foreign Currency Hedge Accounting.

PART 1: FOUNDATIONS OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

1. Financial Reporting

2. A Review of the Accounting Cycle

3. The Balance Sheet and Notes to the Financial Statements

4. The Income Statement


PART 2: PRIMARY ACTIVITIES OF A BUSINESS.

SECTION 1: OPERATING ACTIVITIES

6. Earnings Management

7. The Revenue/Receivables/Cash Cycle

8. Revenue Recognition

9. Cost of Goods Sold and Inventory

SECTION 2: FINANCING ACTIVITIES

10. Debt Financing

11. Equity Financing

SECTION 3: INVESTING ACTIVITIES

12. Investments in Noncurrent Operating

Assets - Acquisition

13. Investments in Noncurrent Operating

Assets -- Utilization and Retirement

14. Investments in Debt and Equity Securities

PART 3: ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES AND COMMON DISCLOSURES OF A BUSINESS

15. Leases

16. Income Taxes

17. Employee Compensation -- Payroll, Pensions, and Other Compensation Issues

18. Derivatives, Contingencies, Business Segments, and Interim Reports

PART 4: OTHER DIMENSIONS OF FINANCIAL REPORTING

19. Earnings Per Share

20. Accounting Changes and Error Corrections


APPENDICES:

A. The Walt Disney Company 2001 Annual Report

B. Time Value of Money

C. Index of References to APB and FASB Pronouncements

D. Glossary E. Check Figures

1. Financial Reporting in the Global Arena

2. Harmonizing Financial Reporting Standards Globally

3. Accounting for Currency Exchange Rate Changes

4. Selected Financial Reporting and Disclosure Issues in the Global Context

5. Using Corporate Financial Reports Across Borders

6. Financial Reporting in Emerging Capital Markets

7. Managerial Issues in International Accounting

PART ONE: INTRODUCTION

1. Introduction to International Accounting

PART TWO: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING TECHNICAL TOPICS

2. Foreign Currency

3. Accounting for Changing Prices

PART THREE: INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING DIVERSITY AND HARMONIZATION

4. Cultural Influences on Accounting

5. Accounting Measurement and Disclosures

6. Worldwide Disclosure Diversity and Harmonization

PART FOUR: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

7. International Financial Statement Analysis

PART FIVE: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND TAXATION

8. Strategic Planning and Control

9. Budgeting, Risk Management, and Cost Management

10. Transfer Pricing and International Taxation

PART SIX: INTERNATIONAL AUDITING AND EMERGING ISSUES

11. Auditing Issues for Global Operations

12. The Emerging World Economies

Chapter 1. Product Costing.

Chapter 2. Cost Behavior & CVP.

Chapter 3. Alternative Reporting, Allocation & ABC.

Chapter 4. Budgeting & Control.

Chapter 5. Decentralization.

Chapter 6. Decision Analysis.

PART 1. FOUNDATIONS.

1. Introduction to Management Accounting.

2. Analyzing Cost-Volume-Profit Relationships.

3. Product Cost Flows and Business Organizations.

PART 2. PLANNING.

4. Capital Investment Decisions.

5. Operational Budgeting.

PART 3. CONTROL.

6. Monitoring Performance in Cost, Profit, and Investment Centers.

7. Managing Inventory and Service Costs.

8. Activity Based Costing and Quality Management.

PART 4. EVALUATION.

9. Making Decisions Using Relevant Information.

10. Continuous Improvement in Management Accounting.

Ch. 1. Introduction to Management Accounting

Ch. 2. Basic Management Accounting Concepts

Ch. 3. Cost behavior

Ch. 4. CVP

Ch. 5. Job Order Costing and Overhead

Ch. 6. Process Costing

Ch. 7. ABC/ABM

Appendix: Quality, Environmental Costing

Ch. 8. Profit Planning - Budgeting

Ch. 9. Standard Costs

Appendix: Target Costing, Kaizen Costing

Ch. 10. Flexible Budgets and Overhead Analysis

Ch. 11. Performance Evaluation, Decentralization, Balanced Scorecard

Appendix: Variable and Absorption Costing

Ch. 12. Differential (Relevant) Costing, Theory of Constraints

Ch. 13. Capital budgeting

Ch. 14. Support Department Allocation

Ch. 15. Statement of Cash Flows

Ch. 16. Financial Statement Analysis

1. Introduction: The Role, History, and Direction of Management Accounting

PART I: COST ACCUMULATION AND PRODUCT COSTING

2. Basic Management Accounting Concepts



5. Job-Order Costing

6. Process Costing


PART II: PLANNING AND CONTROL

8. Functional and Activity-Based Budgeting

9. Standard Costing: A Managerial Control Tool

10. Activity- and Strategic-Based Responsibility Accounting

11. Quality Costs and Productivity: Measurement, Reporting and Control

12. Environmental Cost Management

13. Performance Evaluation in the Decentralized Firm

14. International Issues in Management Accounting

PART III: MANAGERIAL DECISION-MAKING

15. Segmented Reporting and Performance Evaluation

16. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis: A Managerial Planning Tool

17. Tactical Decision-Making



PART I: INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT AND COST ACCOUNTING.

1. Introduction to management accounting.

2. An introduction to cost terms and concepts.

PART II: INFORMATION FOR DECISION-MAKING.

3. Cost volume profit analysis.

4. Measuring relevant costs and revenues for decision-making.

5. Cost assignment.

6. Activity-based costing.

7. Pricing decisions and profitability analysis.

8. Decision-making under conditions of risk and uncertainty.

9. Capital investment decisions.

PART III: INFORMATION FOR PLANNING, CONTROL AND PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT.

10. The budgeting process.

11. Management control systems.

12. Standard costing and variance analysis.

13. Divisional financial performance measures.

14. Transfer pricing in divisionalized companies.

PART IV: COST MANAGEMENT AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING.

15. Cost management.

16. Strategic management accounting.

Bibliography.

Appendices.

Case study problems.

Index.

SECTION I: FROM DECISIONS TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - REVIEW OF BASIC CONCEPTS

1. Managerial Decisions and Financial Statements

Module A. Financial Statements and External Decision Making

SECTION II: HOW FINANCING DECISIONS ARE REFLECTED IN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

2. Financing Decisions - Introduction and Equity Decisions

3. Financing Decisions - Debt

4. Financing Decisions - Leasing

5. Financing Decisions - Reducing Outstanding Equity and Debt

Module B. The External User's Assessment of Management's Debt and Equity Financing

Activities

SECTION III: HOW INVESTING DECISIONS ARE REFLECTED IN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

6. Investment Decisions - Investing in Productive Assets

7. Investment Decisions - Investing in Other Firms' Debt

8. Investment Decisions - Investing in Other Firms' Equity Securities

Module C. The External User's Assessment of Management's Investing Activities

SECTION IV: HOW OPERATING DECISIONS ARE REFLECTED IN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

9. Preparing for Sales - Building Up Inventory and Establishing Credit Policy

10. Operating Activities - Revenue and Expense Recognition

11. Taxes

12. Special Compensation Arrangements

Module D. The External User's Assessment of Management's Operating Decisions

Module E. Valuation and Risk Assessment Using Accrual Accounting Information

APPENDICES

A: Comprehensive Review Problem: Reviewing Transactions and Preparing Financial

Statements

B: The Time Value of Money--A Review

C: Southwest Airlines Co. 1998 Annual Report

D: TCBY 1998 Annual Report

SECTION M1: PRODUCT COSTING AND DECISION MAKING

M1. Accounting and Management Decisions

M2. Cost Categorization, Cost Flow, and Measurement Decisions

M3. Unit Costs for Decision Making

M4. Cost Measurement for Management

M5. Cost Allocation and Business Strategy

SECTION M2: CONTROL, MEASUREMENT, AND EVALUATION

M6. The Role of Budgets in Decision Making

M7. Evaluating Performance Within and Organization

M8. Controlling Decisions in Decentralized Organizations

M9. Management Accounting in a Competitive Business Environment

M10. Decisions About Capital Investments

SECTION M3: EXPANDED TOPICS

M11. Internal Control

M12. A Closer Look at Service Organizations

M13. The Japanese Perspective

APPENDIX A: Future and Present Value

APPENDIX B: A Short Introduction to Excel

1. Accounting Information and Managerial Decisions

Part I. The Costing of Products and Services

2. The Production Process and Product (Service) Costing

3. Product Costing Measurement Decisions

4. Product Costing for Management Decisions: Activity-Based Costing and Activity-Based

Management

Part II. The Nature of Costs in Decision Making

5. The Nature of Costs

6. Cost Behavior and Decision-Making: Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

7. Accounting Information, Relevant Costs, and Decision Making

8. Long-Term (Capital Investment) Decision Analysis

Part III. Planning, Performance Evaluation, and Control

9. The Use of Budgets in Planning and Decision Making

10. The Use of Budgets for Cost Control and Performance Evaluation

11. Other Tools for Cost Control and Performance Evaluation

12. Nonfinancial Measures of Performance

Part IV. The Impact of Management Decisions

13. The Management of Information and Knowledge for Better Decisions

14. Internal Control and the Prevention of Fraud

Part V. Other Topics

15. The Statement of Cash Flows: Reporting and Analyzing


Front-Matter.

Preface.

Brief Table of Contents.

Detailed Table of Contents.

Part 1 Cost Volume Profit Analysis and Decision-Making

Chapter 1 - Introduction

Chapter 2 - Profit Planning

Chapter 3 -- Cost Analysis

Chapter 4 -- Activity Based Costing and Management

Chapter 5 - Short Term Decisions and Accounting Information

Part 2 - Budgeting

Chapter 6 - Operational and Financial Budgeting

Chapter 7 - Capital Budgeting Decisions -

Chapter 8 - Capital Budgeting Decision -

Part 3 - Control and Performance Evaluation

Chapter 9 -Responsibility Accounting

Chapter 10 - Divisional Performance Measurement

Chapter 11 - Control and Evaluation of Cost Centers

Part 4 - Product Costing

Chapter 12 - Introduction to Product Costing

Chapter 13 - Standard Costing, Variable Costing, and Throughput Costing

Chapter 14 - Process Costing and the Cost Accounting Cycle Back-Matter

Appendix A - Guidelines for Preparing Memoranda

Appendix B - Time Value of Money Company Index.

Index.

Check Figures.




4. Profit Reporting for Management Analysis.

5. Budgeting.





10. Cost Allocation and Activity-Based Costing.

11. Cost Management for Just-in-Time Environments.


13. FinancialStatement Analysis.


Appendix B. Codes of Professional Ethics for Accountants.

Appendix C. The Home Depot Annual Report.

Glossary.

Subject Index.

Company Index.

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FROM PREVIOUS EDITION

1. Accounting Information and Managerial Decisions

Part I. The Costing of Products and Services

2. The Production Process and Product (Service) Costing

3. Product Costing Measurement Decisions

4. Product Costing for Management Decisions: Activity-Based Costing and Activity-Based

Management

Part II. The Nature of Costs in Decision Making

5. The Nature of Costs

6. Cost Behavior and Decision-Making: Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

7. Accounting Information, Relevant Costs, and Decision Making

8. Long-Term (Capital Investment) Decision Analysis

Part III. Planning, Performance Evaluation, and Control

9. The Use of Budgets in Planning and Decision Making

10. The Use of Budgets for Cost Control and Performance Evaluation

11. Other Tools for Cost Control and Performance Evaluation

12. Nonfinancial Measures of Performance

Part IV. The Impact of Management Decisions

13. The Management of Information and Knowledge for Better Decisions

14. Internal Control and the Prevention of Fraud

Part V. Other Topics

15. The Statement of Cash Flows: Reporting and Analyzing


PART I: TRANSITION FROM ACCOUNTING

Review Of Using the Balance Sheet and Income Statement for Decision Making

Review of Using the Cash Flow Statement for Decision Making

Estimating Future Financial Performance

Review Of Time Value of Money and Financial Projections

PART II: ACCOUNTING INFORMATION IN A TRADITIONAL CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT

Introduction to the Structure, Operations and Problems of a Traditional Environment

Estimating Product and Service Costs

Accounting Information Used to Support the Pricing Decision

Collecting and Reporting Production Costs on the Financial Statements

Evaluating Performance in a Traditional Environment

PART III: COST MANAGEMENT IN THE NEW CORPORATE ENVIRONMENT

Activity-Based Costing (ABC) and Operating Decisions

Accounting In A Continuous Improvement (CI) Environment

Accounting in a Just-In-Time (JIT) Environment

PART IV: PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

Preparing a Budgeted Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement

Using the Budget for Planning Decisions

Preparing a Capital Budget

Ethical Implications of Planning and Control Decisions

Evaluating Performance in the New Corporate Environment

PART V: ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY

Accounting for Transactions in Foreign Currencies

Consolidating and Translating Financial Statements of Foreign Subsidiaries

Reading and Understanding a Live Annual Report

Analyzing Financial Performance

1. The Need for Payroll and Personnel Records.

2. Computing and Paying Wages and Salaries.

3. Social Security Taxes.

4. Income Tax Withholding.

5. Unemployment Compensation Taxes.

6. Analyzing and Journalizing Payroll Transactions.

7. Payroll Project.

Appendix A: Computerized Payroll Accounting.

Appendix B: Excel Template Instructions for the Glo-Brite Payroll Project.

Appendix C: Social Security Benefits.

Tax Table A: Tables for Percentage Method of Withholding.

Tax Table B: Wage-Bracket Withholding Tables.

1 Basic Record Keeping Skills 2 Budget Records 3 Credit Records 4 Cash Receipts Records 5 Checking Account Records 6 Petty Cash Records 7 Record Keeping for Sales Clerks 8 Record Keeping for Retail Charge Sales 9 Record Keeping for Accounts Receivable Clerks 10 Record Keeping for Stock Records Clerks 11 Records Keeping for Purchase Order Clerks 12 Record Keeping for Accounts Payable Clerks 13 Record Keeping for Small Businesses 14 Financial Statements for Small Businesses 15 Record Keeping for Payroll Clerks: Computing Gross Pay 16 Record Keeping for Payroll Clerks: Computing Net Pay Appendix A: Paying Your Income Taxes Appendix B: Applied Math Skills Appendix C: Internet Basics Appendix D: Using Calculator Keyboards and Computer Keypads Appendix E: Applied Math Preview Answers, Glossary, Index

CHAPTER 1. BASIC RECORD KEEPING SKILLS. 1. Record Keeping and the Computer. 2. Entering Record Keeping Data. 3. Verifying Record Keeping Data. 4. Filing Numeric Data. 5. Filing Alphabetic Data. 6. Entering and Filing Data Electronically. 7. Using Electronic Spreadsheets. CHAPTER 2. BUDGET RECORDS. 8. Keeping a Personal Budget. 9. Keeping a Family Budget. 10. Keeping a Business Budget. 11. Analyzing Budgets. CHAPTER 3. CREDIT RECORDS. 12. Applying for Bank Credit Cards. 13. Checking Your Credit Card Statement. 14. Buying on the Installment Plan. 15. Obtaining a Loan. CHAPTER 4. CASH RECEIPTS RECORDS. 16. Preparing and Recording Receipts. 17. Using a Cash Register. 18. Handling Refunds, Coupons, and Checks. 19. Preparing Proofs of Cash. 20. Preparing Cashier Reports. 21. Preparing Bank Deposits. CHAPTER 5. CHECKING ACCOUNT RECORDS. 22. Opening a Bank Checking Account. 23. Writing Checks. 24. Keeping a Checkbook. 25. Using a Check Register. 26. Endorsing Checks. 27. Savings Accounts and Other Bank Services. 28. Reconciling Bank Statements. 29. Handling Outstanding Deposits. 30. Handling Bank Service Charges, Interest, and Errors. CHAPTER 6. PETTY CASH RECORDS. 31. Writing Petty Cash Vouchers. 32. Classifying Business Expenses. 33. Using a Petty Cash Book. 34. Replenishing and Maintaining the Petty Cash Fund. CHAPTER 7. RECORD KEEPING FOR SALES CLERKS. 35. Completing Sales Slips. 36. Computing Sales Tax on Merchandise. 37. Computing Sales Tax on Goods and Services. 38. Handling Charge Sales. 39. Making Refunds on Charge Card Sales. CHAPTER 8. RECORD KEEPING FOR RETAIL CHARGE SALES. 40. Keeping Records for Charge Customers. 41. Handling Sales Returns. 42. Preparing Customer Statements. CHAPTER 9. RECORD KEEPING FOR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERKS. 43. Preparing Sales Invoices. 44. Keeping Records of Customer Accounts. 45. Using a Sales Journal. 46. Using a Cash Receipts Journal. 47. Using Sales and Cash Receipts Journals. 48. Using a Sales Returns and Allowances Journal. CHAPTER 10. RECORD KEEPING FOR STOCK RECORDS CLERKS. 49. Keeping Stock Records. 50. Checking Stock Records. 51. Preparing Purchase Requisitions and Open Order Reports. CHAPTER 11. RECORDS KEEPING FOR PURCHASE ORDER CLERKS. 52. Preparing Price Quotation Records. 53. Preparing Purchase Orders. 54. Preparing Receiving Reports. 55. Checking and Filing Purchase Orders. CHAPTER 12. RECORD KEEPING FOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERKS. 56. Keeping Creditor Accounts. 57. Using a Purchases Journal and an Accounts Payable Ledger. 58. Using a Cash Payments Journal and an Accounts Payable Ledger. 59. Using a Purchases Journal, a Cash Payments Journal, and an Accounts Payable Ledger. 60. Using a Purchases Returns and Allowances Journal and an Accounts Payable Ledger. CHAPTER 13. RECORD KEEPING FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. 61. Recording Income in a Cash Receipts Journal. 62. Recording Income in a General Ledger. 63. Using a Cash Receipts Journal and a General Ledger. 64. Using a Cash Payments Journal. 65. Recording Expenses in the General Ledger. 66. Using a Cash Payments Journal and a General Ledger. 67. Preparing a Trial Balance. CHAPTER 14. FINANCIAL STATEMETNS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. 68. Preparing an Income Statement. 69. Using the Income Statement to Compute Taxes. 70. Preparing a Capital Statement. 71. Preparing a Balance Sheet. 72. Preparing a Six-Column Work Sheet. CHAPTER 15. RECORD KEEPING FOR PAYROLL CLERKS: COMPUTING GROSS PAY. 73. Handling Time Cards. 74. Computing Hourly Wages. 75. Using a Payroll Register. 76. Computing Overtime. 77. Recording Overtime Wages in the Payroll Register. 78. Computing Salaries and Commissions. 79. Piecework Pay. CHAPTER 16. RECORD KEEPING FOR PAYROLL CLERKS: COMPUTING NET PAY. 80. Computing Social Security Taxes. 81. Using the Social Security Tax Table. 82. Finding Withholding Taxes. 83. Preparing the Payroll. 84. Keeping an Employee Earnings Record. 85. Preparing the Wage and Tax Statement. 86. Handling Other Deductions. APPENDICES. A. Paying Your Income Taxes. B. Applied Math Skills. C. Internet Basics. D. Using Calculator Keyboards and Computer Keypads. E. Applied Math Preview Answers.

Unit 1 South-Western Century 21 Accounting

Cycle 1 Accounting for Service Business Organized as a Proprietorship4-5 Application Problem, Journalizing Transactions4-6 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Transactions 5-1 Application Problem, Preparing a Chart of Accounts and Opening an Account5-5 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Transactions 6-2 Application Problem, Reconciling a Bank Statement and Recording a Bank Service Charge6-5 Mastery Problem, Reconciling a Bank Statement; Journalizing a Bank Service Charge, a Dishonored Check, and Petty Cash TransactionsReinforcement Activity 1—Part A, An Accounting Cycle for a Proprietorship: Journalizing Transactions8-3 Mastery Problem, Preparing Financial Statements with a Net Loss8-4 Challenge Problem, Preparing Financial Statements with Two Sources of Revenue and a Net Loss9-4 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Adjusting and Closing Entries; Preparing a Post-Closing Trial Balance9-5 Challenge Problem, Journalizing Adjusting and Closing Entries with a Net Loss; Preparing a Post-Closing Trial BalanceReinforcement Activity 1—Part B, An Accounting Cycle for a Proprietorship: End-of-Fiscal-Period Work

Cycle 2 Accounting for a Merchandising Business Organized as a Partnership10-5 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Purchases, Cash Payments, and Other Transactions 11-5 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Sales and Cash Receipts Transactions11-6 Challenge Problem, Journalizing Transactions12-6 Challenge Problem, Journalizing Business Transactions13-5 Application Problem, Preparing Payroll Checks14-5 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Payroll Transactions14-6 Challenge Problem, Journalizing Payroll TransactionsReinforcement Activity 2—Part A, An Accounting Cycle for a Partnership: Journalizing Transactions16-1 Application Problem, Preparing an Income Statement for a Merchandising Business16-6 Mastery Problem, Preparing Financial Statements17-5 Application Problem, Journalizing Adjusting and Closing Entries; Preparing a Post-Closing Trial Balance17-6 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Adjusting and Closing Entries; Preparing a Post-Closing Trial BalanceReinforcement Activity 2—Part B, An Accounting Cycle for a Partnership: End-of-Fiscal-Period Work

Cycle 3 Accounting for a Merchandising Business Organized as a Corporation18-6 Application Problem, Journalizing Purchases Transactions18-7 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Purchases and Cash Payment Transactions19-5 Application Problem, Journalizing Sales Transactions19-6 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Sales TransactionsReinforcement Activity 3—Part A, An Accounting Cycle for a Corporation: Journalizing Transactions21-1 Application Problem, Journalizing Buying Plant Assets and Paying Property Taxes22-4 Mastery Problem, Determining the Cost of Inventory Using the Weighted-Average Inventory Costing Method23-5 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Notes Payable and Notes Receivable Transactions24-2 Application Problem, Journalizing Entries for Accrued Expenses24-4 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Entries for Accrued Interest Revenue and Expense26-1 Application Problem, Preparing an Income Statement for a Corporation26-5 Mastery Problem, Preparing Financial Statements and End-of-Fiscal-Period Entries for a CorporationReinforcement Activity 3—Part B, An Accounting Cycle for a Corporation: End-of-Fiscal-Period Work

Unit 2 South-Western Century 21 Accounting Advanced

Part 1 Departmentalized Accounting1-2 Application Problem, Journalizing Departmental Purchases on Account and Purchases Returns and Allowances1-5 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Departmental Purchases and Cash Payments; Reconciling a Bank Statement2-1 Application Problem, Journalizing Departmental Sales on Account and Sales Returns and Allowances2-3 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Departmental Sales, Sales Returns and Allowances, and Cash Receipts3-7 Application Problem, Calculating and Journalizing Payment of Payroll Tax Liabilities4-8 Mastery Problem, Preparing End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Departmentalized BusinessReinforcement Activity 1, Processing and Reporting Departmentalized Accounting Data

Part 2 Accounting Control Systems6-1 Application Problem, Keeping Perpetual Inventory Records6-2 Application Problem, Determining Inventory Cost Using Weighted Average Method

Part 3 General Accounting Adjustments8-11 Mastery Problem, Recording Entries for Plant Assets8-12 Challenge Problem, Recording Entries for Plant Assets9-1 Application Problem, Journalizing Notes Payable Transactions9-4 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Adjusting and Reversing Entries for Prepaid Expenses and Accrued Expenses10-1 Application Problem, Journalizing Transactions for Notes Receivable10-4 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Notes Receivable, Unearned Revenue, and Accrued Revenue

Part 4 Corporation Accounting11-2 Application Problem, Journalizing Transactions for Stock Subscriptions and Preparing a Balance Sheet11-4 Application Problem, Journalizing Transactions for Declaring and Paying Dividends12-1 Application Problem, Journalizing Capital Stock Transactions12-4 Application Problem, Journalizing Stock and Bond Transactions13-5 Mastery Problem, Completing End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a CorporationReinforcement Activity 2, Processing and Reporting Accounting Data for a Corporation

Part 5 Management Accounting14-5 Challenge Problem, Preparing a Performance Report16-1 Application Problem, Analyzing Comparative Financial Statements Using Trend Analysis17-4 Application Problem, Completing a Statement of Cash Flows 17-5 Mastery Problem, Preparing a Statement of Cash Flows

Part 6 Cost Accounting18-2 Application Problem, Journalizing Adjusting Entries for a Merchandising Business18-4 Application Problem, Preparing an Income Statement with Departmental Margins 19-5 Application Problem, Recording Entries Using Inventory Items20-1 Application Problem, Journalizing Cost Accounting Transactions for a Manufacturing Company

Part 7 Other Accounting Systems21-1 Application Problem, Forming a Partnership21-6 Mastery Problem, Forming and Expanding a Partnership22-5 Mastery Problem, Completing End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Partnership22-6 Challenge Problem, Completing End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Partnership23-3 Application Problem, Journalizing Governmental Encumbrances, Expenditures, and Other Transactions23-4 Mastery Problem, Journalizing Governmental Transactions24-4 Mastery Problem, Completing End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Governmental Organization24-5 Challenge Problem, Completing End-of-Fiscal-Period Work for a Governmental Organization

Appendix A System Requirements

Appendix B Correlation to Century 21 Accounting

Appendix C Software Features List

Appendix D QuickBooks Message Boxes

Preface. Foreword. About the Editor.

1. The Role of Accounting in Business

2. The Cash Basics of Accounting

3. The Accrual Basics of Accounting

4. Accounting Systems for Merchandising Operations

5. Internal Control and Cash

6. Receivables and Inventories

7. Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets

8. Liabilities and Stockholders'' Equity


10. Accounting Systems for Manufacturing Businesses


12. Differential Analysis and Product Pricing

13. Performance Evaluation

14. Budgeting and Standard Cost Systems

15. Capital Investment Analysis

Appendix A

The Double-Entry Accounting System

Appendix B

The Statement of Cash Flows--Indirect Method

Preface

1. THE CALIFORNIA RESIDENT INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURN

1.1 California Taxation

1.2 California Taxable and Reporting Entities

1.3 The California Individual Tax Formula

1.4 Who Must File and Where to File

1.5 Filing Status and Tax Computation

1.6 Personal and Dependency Exemptions

Questions and Problems

2. CALIFORNIA ADJUSTMENTS AND SPECIAL ITEMS

2.1 California AGI Adjustments

2.2 California Itemized Deductions

2.3 California Capital Gains

2.4 California Retirement Plans

2.5 California Tax Credits

2.6 California Withholding and Estimated Payments

2.7 Qualified State Tuition Programs (QSTP)


3. NONRESIDENT TAXATION AND CALIFORNIA AMT

3.1 California Residency

3.2 Nonresident California Source Income

3.3 Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Tax Calculation

3.4 Military Personnel in California

3.5 California Alternative Minimum Tax


4. CALIFORNIA CORPORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS

4.1 Taxing California Corporations

4.2 Net Income Computations

4.3 Taxing California S Corporations

4.4 Taxing California Partnerships and LLCs


5. MULTISTATE TAXATION

5.1 Doing Business in More Than One State

5.2 Measuring California Taxable Income

5.3 The Unitary Rule


6. CALIFORNIA TAX PRACTITIONER REQUIREMENTS

6.1 Tax Practitioner Conduct

6.2 Circular 230 Requirements

6.3 California Tax Preparer Rules

6.4 Electronic Filing in California

Questions and Problems.

PART I: CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE TAX LAW

1. Federal Income Taxation--An Overview

2. Income Tax Concepts.

PART II: GROSS INCOME

3. Income Sources.

4. Income Exclusions

PART III: DEDUCTIONS

5. Introduction to Business Expenses

6. Business Expenses

7. Losses: Deductions and Limitations

8. Taxation of Individuals

PART IV: PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

9. Acquisitions of Property

10. Cost Recovery on Property: Depreciation, Depletion, and Amortization

11. Property Dispositions

12. Nonrecognition Transactions

PART V: INCOME TAX ENTITIES

13. Choice of Business Entity--General Tax and Nontax Factors/Formation

14. Choice of Business Entity--Operations and Distributions

15. Choice of Business Entity--Other Considerations

PART VI: TAX RESEARCH

16. Tax Research

Appendices

Appendix A. Tax Return Problem

Appendix B. Tax Rate Schedules and Tax Tables

Appendix C. Tax Forms

Appendix D. Statements on Standards for Tax Services.

Glossary.

Index.

1. The Individual Income Tax Return

2. Gross Income and Exclusions

3. Business Expenses and Retirement Plans

4. Self-Employed and Employee Expenses

5. Itemized Deductions and Other Incentives

6. Credits and Special Taxes

7. Accounting Periods, Methods, and Depreciation

8. Capital Gains and Losses

9. Withholding, Estimated Payments, and Payroll Taxes

10. Partnership Taxation

11. The Corporate Income Tax

12. Tax Administration and Tax Planning

Appendices

A. Tax Rate Schedules and Tax Tables

B. Earned Income Tax Credit Table

C. Withholding Tables

D. Extra Tax Forms

E. Additional Comprehensive Tax Return Problems

1. The Individual Income Tax Return

2. Gross Income and Exclusions

3. Business Expenses and Retirement Plans

4. Self-Employed and Employee Expenses

5. Itemized Deductions and Other Incentives

6. Credits and Special Taxes

7. Accounting Periods, Methods, and Depreciation

8. Capital Gains and Losses

9. Withholding, Estimated Payments, and Payroll Taxes

10. Partnership Taxation

11. The Corporate Income Tax

12. Tax Administration and Tax Planning

Appendices

A. Tax Rate Schedules and Tax Tables

B. Earned Income Tax Credit Table

C. Withholding Tables

D. Extra Tax Forms

E. Additional Comprehensive Tax Return Problems

Part I: The Tax Research Environment

1. An Introduction to Tax Practice

2. Tax Research Methodology

Part II: Primary Sources of Federal Tax Law

3. Constitutional and Legislative Sources

4. Administrative Regulations and Rulings

5. Judicial Interpretations

Part III: Computer Research Tools

6. Electronic and Printed Tax Services

7. Electronic and Printed Legal Services

8. Citators and Other Finding Devices

9. Tax Journals, Newsletters, & Internet News Sources

Part IV: Implementing the Research Tools

10. Communicating Research Results

11. Tax Planning

12. Tax Practice and Administration: Working with the IRS

13. Tax Practice and Administration: Sanctions, Agreements, and Disclosures

Appendix A: Time Value of Money Tables

Appendix B: Standard Tax Citations

Appendix C: IRS Circular

Table of Indexed Amounts

Depreciation and Cost Recovery Tables

List of Editorial Summaries

List of Code Sections and Regulations Sections

INTERNAL REVENUE CODE:

Subtitle A: Income Taxes

Subtitle B: Estate and Gift Taxes

Subtitle C: Employment Taxes

Subtitle D: Miscellaneous Excise Taxes

Subtitle E: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Certain Other Excise Taxes

Subtitle F: Procedure and Administration

S ubtitle G: The Joint Committee on Taxation

Subtitle H: Financing of Presidential Election Campaigns

Regulations

1. Understanding Team Development

2. Team Development Stage 1: Forming

3. Team Development Stage 2: Storming

4. Team Development Stage 3: Norming

5. Team Development Stage 4: Performing

PART I. COMMUNICATION FUNDAMENTALS

1. Business Communication Foundations

2. Workplace Diversity

3. Technological, Legal, and Ethical Considerations

PART II: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT

4. Principles of Business Communication

5. Print and Electronic Messages

PART III: CORRESPONDENCE APPLICATIONS

6. Positive and Neutral Messages

7. Goodwill Messages

8. Negative Messages

9. Persuasive Messages

PART IV: WRITTEN REPORT APPLICATIONS

10. Business Research and Report Writing

11. Proposals, Business Plans, and Special Reports

12. Visual Aids.

13. Interpersonal Communication and Teamwork

PART V: ORAL AND NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

14. Listening and Nonverbal Messages

15. Oral Communication Essentials

PART VI: EMPLOYMENT COMMUNICATION

16. The Job Search and Resume

17. Employment Communication and Interviewing

BUSINESS ENGLISH SEMINARS

A. Parts of Speech

B. Sentence Structure

C. Punctuation

D. Style

E. Word Usage

APPENDICES.

A. Formats of Letters and Memos

B. Documentation Format-APA and MLA

C. Example Formal Report

UNIT 1. COMMUNICATION FOUNDATIONS.

1. Communicating at Work.

2. Communicating in Groups and Teams.

3. Listening and Nonverbal Communication.

4. Communicating Across Cultures.

UNIT 2. THE WRITING PROCESS.

5. Writing Process Phase 1: Analyze, Anticipate, Adapt.

6. Writing Process Phase 2: Research, Organize, Compose.

7. Writing Process Phase 3: Revise, Proofread, Evaluate.

UNIT 3. BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE.

8. Routine E-mail Messages and Memos.

9. Routine Letters and Goodwill Messages.

10. Persuasive and Sales Messages.

11. Negative Messages.

UNIT 4. REPORTS AND PROPOSALS.

12. Preparing to Write Business Reports.

13. Organizing and Writing Typical Business Reports.

14. Proposals and Formal Reports.

UNIT 5. PRESENTATIONS.

15. Speaking Skills.

16. Employment Communication.

Appendix A. Competent Language Usage Essentials.

Appendix B. Guide to Document Formats.

Appendix C. Documentation Formats.

Appendix D. Correction Symbols.

PART I. COMMUNICATION FOUNDATIONS

1. Establishing a Framework for Business Communication

2. Focusing on Interpersonal and Group Communication

PART II. COMMUNICATION ANALYSIS

3. Planning Spoken and Written Messages

4. Preparing Spoken and Written Messages

PART III. COMMUNICATING THROUGH VOICE, ELECTRONIC AND WRITTEN MESSAGES

5. Communicating Electronically

6. Delivering Good- and Neutral-News Messages

7. Delivering Bad-News Messages

8. Delivering Persuasive Messages

PART IV. COMMUNICATION THROUGH REPORTS AND BUSINESS PRESENTATIONS

9. Understanding the Report Process and Research Methods

10. Managing Data and Using Graphics

11. Organizing and Preparing Reports and Proposals

12. Designing and Delivering Business Presentations

PART V. COMMUNICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT

13. Preparing Resumes and Application Letters

14. Interviewing for a Job and Preparing Employment Messages

APPENDICES

A. Document Format and Layout Guides

B. Referencing Styles

C. Language Review and Exercises

D. Grading Symbols and Proofreaders' Marks

PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMMUNICATION FOR MANAGERS

1. Business Communication for Managers

2. Information and Persuasion

3. Advanced Visual Support for Managers

PART 2: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION: Brief Messages

4. A Strategic Process for Effective Managerial Writing

5. Writing Direct Messages

6. Writing Indirect Messages

7. Writing Situational Messages

PART 3: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION: Expanded Messages

8. The Planning and Writing of Persuasive Proposals

9. Report Writing: From Formal Documentation to Short Summaries

10. Writing Instructions, Documentation, Policies, and Procedures

PART 4: ORAL COMMUNICATION

11. The Business Presentation

12. Meeting Management

13. Crisis Management

14. Media Management

PART 5: REPORTING CASE ANALYSIS

15. Analyzing a Case and Writing a Case Report

16. Discussing and Presenting a Case Study

EMPLOYMENT STRATEGIES FOR CAREER SUCCESS

1. Planning Your Career Path

2. Preparation of a Resume

3. The Online Employment Search

4. Employment Correspondence

5. The Employment Interview

1 Communicating in Your Life2 Communicating in a Diverse Workplace 3 Nonverbal Communication 4 The Writing Process5 Writing Memos and E-mail6 Writing Letters to Your Clients and Customers7 Researching and Using Information 8 Developing and Using Graphic and Visual Aids 9 Writing Routine Reports 10 Writing Formal Reports 11 Technical Communication 12 Presentation and Meetings 13 Communicating with Customers 14 Employment Communication15 Job Application and Interviewing Skills

UNIT I. LAYING A FOUNDATION

1. Reference Skills

2. Parts of Speech

3. Sentences: Elements, Patterns, Types

UNIT II. KNOWING THE NAMERS

4. Nouns

5. Possessive Nouns

6. Personal Pronouns

7. Pronouns and Antecedents

UNIT III: SHOWING THE ACTION

8. Verbs: Kinds, Voices, Moods

9. Verb Tenses and Parts

10. Verb and Subject Agreement

11. Verbals

UNIT IV: MODIFYING AND CONNECTING WORDS

12. Modifiers: Adjectives and Adverbs

13. Prepositions

14. Conjunctions That Join Equals

15. Conjunctions That Join Unequals

UNIT V: PUNCTUATING SENTENCES

16. Commas

17. Semicolons and Colons

18. Other Punctuation

UNIT VI: WRITING WITH STYLE

19. Capitalization

20. Numbers

APPENDIXES

A. Developing Spelling Skills

B. Developing Vocabulary Skills

C. Reference Guide to Document Formats

Self-Help Exercises

This practical, hands-on text/CD package builds on the engaging approach of learning by discovery as it guides students through the basics of developing effective workplace communication skills. The interactive project-based instruction includes practice exercises, projects, teamwork activities, career connections, Internet usage, and much more. Users will learn-by-doing as they are challenged with relevant and practical applications.

Key topics include communicating at work, giving instructions, describing a mechanism and a process, applying for a job, writing letters and memos, giving reports, persuading, summarizing, interviewing for information, and listening effectively.

The Data CD, included with every text, contains various formats of popular letter sytles and forms for completing projects in the book. In this revised edition, the Data CD also contains the Audio Files.

1. Communicating at Work. 2. Communicating Definitions. 3. Listening and Responding. 4. Giving Instructions. 5. Describing a Process. 6. Describing a Mechanism. 7. Summarizing. 8. Using Forms. 9. Communicating Messages. 10. Persuading. 11. Applying for a Job. 12. Comparing and Contrasting. 13. Interviewing for Information. 14. Using Numbers and Statistics. 15. Presenting Reports. 16. Becoming a Professional.

1.Communicating in Your Life2. Communicating in a Diverse Workplace3. Nonverbal Communication4. The Writing Process5. Writing Memos and E-Mail6. Writing Letters to Your Clients and Customers7. Researching and Using Information8. Developing and Using Graphic and Visual Aids9. Writing Routine Reports10. Writing Formal Reports11. Technical Communication12. Presentations and Meetings13. Communicating with Customers14. Employment Communication15. Job Application and Interviewing Skills

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1. Commas2. Commas (continued)3. Commas (concluded); Dashes; Hyphens4. Semicolons5. Apostrophes6. Apostrophes (concluded)7. The Colon8. Quotation Marks9. Homonyms10. Numbers11. Numbers (concluded)12. Capitalization13. Capitalization (concluded)14. Misused Words15. Misused Words (continued)16. Troublesome Pronouns17. Troublesome Pronouns (concluded)18. Subject and Verb Agreement, Style Guide

Unit 1 CommasParenthetical ExpressionsAppositivesAdditional Explanatory ExpressionsDirect AddressSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 2 Commas (Continued)Items in a SeriesIntroductory Phrases and ClausesConjunctionsSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 3 Commas (Concluded), Dashes, and HyphensCoordinate AdjectivesNonrestrictive ClausesAfterthoughts and Sentence InterruptionsHyphens: Compound AdjectivesSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 4 SemicolonsReplacing ConjunctionsBefore Conjunctions in Compound SentencesBefore Transitional Words or PhrasesBetween Items in a SeriesSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 5 ApostrophesPossessives: Nouns Not Ending in SPossessives: Plural Nouns Ending in SSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 6 Apostrophes (Concluded)Possessives: Singular Nouns Ending in SPossessives: Joint and Separate OwnershipContractionsSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 7 ColonsAfter Salutations and between Word Originator’s and Keyboarder’s InitialsAfter As Follows and The Following in Independent ClausesAfter Introductory Independent ClausesBetween Hours and Minutes Expressed in NumeralsBefore Quotations That Are Preceded by Independent ClausesSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 8 Quotation MarksDirect QuotationsQuotations after Independent ClausesQuotation Marks with Periods, Commas, Semicolons, and 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NamesPersons’ Titles Following NamesPersons’ Titles That Stand AloneSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 13 Capitalization (Concluded)Place Names and Geographic TermsTitles of Books, Magazines, and ArticlesNames of SeasonsTrade NamesWords before FiguresSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 14 Misused WordsAccept, ExceptAdvice, AdviseAffect, EffectAll Ready, AlreadyAll Together, AltogetherAmong, BetweenAngry, MadAny, EitherBad, BadlyBeside, BesidesSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 15 Misused Words (Concluded)Better, BestDiffer From, Differ WithFarther, FurtherFewer, LessLay, LieLoose, LoseMay Be, MaybePassed, Past (Also listed as a homonym in Unit 9)Real, VeryRecent, ResentSome Time, SometimeSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 16 Troublesome PronounsPersonal Pronouns after Verb To BePersonal Pronouns as Part of Compound SubjectsPersonal Pronouns after PrepositionsPersonal Pronouns as Objects of VerbsPersonal Pronouns after As or ThanSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 17 Troublesome Pronouns (Concluded)Generic PronounsSingular Personal PronounsPersonal Pronouns before Verbs Ending in -ingRelative Pronouns Who and WhomSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BUnit 18 Subject and Verb AgreementSingular and Plural SubjectsSubjects and Verbs Separated by Intervening WordsCollective NounsEither-Or, Neither-NorSpecial CasesA Number, The NumberFirm NamesSentence ExerciseWord Processing AssignmentsDictionary UsageOn the Alert AOn the Alert BProof of Mastery AProof of Mastery BReference GuideAchievement ReviewsIndex

Project 1. Getting Started with PowerPoint

Project 2. Creating a Basic Presentation

Project 3. Using Drawing Tools, Clip Art to Enhance a Presentation

Project 4. Designing a Custom Template

Project 5. Adding Creative Animation Techniques

Project 6. Creating Compelling Tables and Graphs

Project 7. Editing a Presentation and Rehearsing for Effective Delivery

Project 8. Developing Useful Speaker's Notes and Professional Audience Handouts

Project 9. Making Your Presentation Interactive

Project 10. Using the Pack and Go Wizard

PART ONE: PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATION

1. Partners for Effective Communication

2. The Six Cs of Effective Messages

3. The Communication-by-Objectives Approach

4. Technology and Electronic Communication

PART TWO: EFFECTIVE MESSAGE APPLICATIONS

5. Good New and Neutral News Messages

6. Bad News Messages

7. Persuasive Messages

8. Job Searches, Resumes, and Cover Letters

9. Applications, Interviews, and Follow-Up Messages

10. Visuals and Presentations

11. Reports, Proposals, and Instructions for the Workplace

1. Planning Your Career Path

2. Preparation of a Resume

3. The Online Employment Search

4. Employment Correspondence

5. The Employment Interview

UNIT 1. KNOWING THE NAMERS

1. Nouns

2. Possessive Nouns

3. PronounS

UNIT 2. SHOWING THE ACTION

4. Verbs: Fundamentals, Voices, Tenses, and Parts


6. Verbals

UNIT 3. MODIFYING AND CONNECTING WORDS


8. Prepositions

9. Conjunctions to Join Equals

10. Conjunctions to Join Unequals

UNIT 4. PUNCTUATING SENTENCES

11. Commas

12. Semicolons and ColonS


UNIT 5. WRITING WITH STYLE

14. Capitalization

15. Numbers

16. Effective Sentences

APPENDIXES

Appendix A. Developing Spelling Skills

Appendix B. Answers to Odd-Numbered Reinforcement Exercises

Appendix C. Answers to Unit Reviews

Index.

1. Punctuation

2. Hyphenating and Dividing Words

3. Capitalization

4. Number Formats and Applications

5. Grammar and Usage

6. Abbreviated Forms

7. Words Often Confused and Misused

8. Proofreading and Editing

9. Using The Internet

10. Electronic Messaging

11. Address Format and Forms of Address

12. Business Letters and Memorandums

13. Reports and Other Business Documents

14. Employment Application Resources

15. Reference Sources

16. Manual and Electronic File Management

Introduction: Placing Professional Communication in Perspective

PART I: THE DISCIPLINE AND ART OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION

1. Purpose: Deciphering the Creative Possibilities

2. Audience: Bringing Business Communities Into Focus

3. Facts: Attending to the Sociology of Business Information

4. Arrangement: Ordering and Visualizing Business Information

5. Reasoning: Framing the Sound Business Argument

6. Language And Readability: Thinking Out Into Language

7. The Rhetoric Of Grammar And Style: Orchestrating the Sounds Words Make on Paper

PART II. THE METHODS OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION

8. One-on-One and Group Meetings: Making the Human Moment Purposeful

9. Formal Presentations: Being Understood, Accepted, and Remembered

10. E-mail : Securing the Great Link in Daily Business

11. Memos: Relaying the Voice of Management

12. Business Letters: Reasserting Our Innate Linguistic and Decision-Making Abilities

13. The Long Report: Negotiating a Complexity of Purpose, Audience, and Design

14. Procedures: Doing the Work of Business

15. Resumes: Realizing the Rhetoric of Personal Advocacy

Appendix

UNIT I. LAYING A FOUNDATION

1. Reference Skills

2. Parts of Speech

3. Sentences: Elements, Patterns, Types

UNIT II. KNOWING THE NAMERS

4. Nouns

5. Possessive Nouns

6. Personal Pronouns

7. Pronouns and Antecedents

UNIT III: SHOWING THE ACTION

8. Verbs: Kinds, Voices, Moods

9. Verb Tenses and Parts


11. Verbals

UNIT IV: MODIFYING AND CONNECTING WORDS


13. Prepositions

14. Conjunctions That Join Equals

15. Conjunctions That Join Unequals

UNIT V: PUNCTUATING SENTENCES

16. Commas

17. Semicolons and Colons


UNIT VI: WRITING WITH STYLE

19. Capitalization

20. Numbers

APPENDIXES

A. Developing Spelling Skills

B. Developing Vocabulary Skills

C. Reference Guide to Document Formats

Part 310. Comma Errors11. Other Punctuation Errors12. Format Errors: Letters and Memos13. Format Errors: Reports and Job Search Documents14. Editing for Content, Clarity, and Concisenes15. On-Screen Proofreading and Editing.

1 Errors! Errors! Errors!2 Spelling Errors3 Word Division Errors4 Capitalization Errors5 Abbreviation Errors and Rough Drafts6 Number Expression Errors7 Sentence Construction ErrorsPart 18 Sentence Construction ErrorsPart 29 Sentence Construction ErrorsPart 310 Comma Errors11 Other Punctuation Errors12 Format Errors: Letters and Memos13 Format Errors: Reports and Job Search Documents14 Editing for Content, Clarity, and Conciseness15 On-Screen Proofreading and Editing 1. Setting the Stage

2. The Audition: Establish Your Qualifications

3. Showtime: Present Your Strengths

4. Showtime Essentials: Resume Presentation

5. Staging: Types of Resumes

6. Supporting Cast

7. Best Supporting Role: Cover Letters

8. Costuming: Resume Presentation, Packaging, and Follow Up

9. On Stage: The Interview

Appendix A. Curtain Call: The Second Resume

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1. Building a Foundation2. Communication Models and the CMAPP Analysis3. The Technical Writing Process4. Research and References5. Communicating with Graphics and Visual6. Describing, Instructing, Persuading and Summarizing7. Letters, Memos and Electronic Correspondence8. Reports9. Proposals10. Effective Presentations11. Seeking EmploymentAppendix: Grammar and Style Guide

1. Communication for Career Success, 2. Gathering Information, 3. Writing Technical Documents,4. Writing Business Correspondence, 5 Writing Reports, 6. Writing for Publication, 7. Learning More Communication Skills, 8. Looking at Technology

1. What is Technical Writing?, 2. Audience, 3. Memoranda, 4. Professional Letters, 5. Employment Communications, 6. Oral Presentations, 7. News Releases, 8. Document Design and Visual Aids, 9. Instructions, 10. Other Informative Reports, 11. Science Lab Reports, 12. Progress and Periodic Reports, 13. Recommendation Reports, 14. Problem-Solving, 15. Data Collection, 16. Informal Proposals, 17. Formal Proposals, 18. Guidelines for Technical Reading

1. What is Technical Writing?2. Plan for Your Audience and Purpose.3. Technical Research.4. The Writing Process.5. Brief Correspondence.6. Document Design and Graphics.7. Instructions.8. Informative Reports.9. Employment Communication.10. Oral Presentations.11. Feasibility Studies and Recommendation Reports.12. Informal Proposals.13. Ethical Issues in the Workplace.14. Technical Reading.Inside Track.Sample Documents.Glossary.Index.

1. Look at the Job-Search Process2. Pick a Compatible Career3. Create Strong Resumes4. Write Effective Letters5. Complete Job Applications6. Interview Successfully7. Succeed on the Job

1. Understanding the Communication Process2. Planning W ritten Business Messages3. Developing Business Messages4. Writing Positive and Neutral News Messages5. Writing Bad News Messages6. Writing Persuasive Messages7. Writing Employment and Special MessagesAPPENDICES A. Message Format GuidelinesB. Editing SymbolsC. Frequently Confused and Misused Words

1. Make Oral Communications Work for You2. Conquer the Fear of Public Speaking3. Communication Pitfalls4. Build Conversation Skills5. Discover Your Listeners6. Plan Your Approach7. Build Your Theme on Key Ideas8. Use the Power of Beginnings, Bridges, and Endings9. Add Life to Your Style10. Get Your Message Across11. Give Listeners Something to Look At

1. Mastering the Foundations of Writin2. Applying Technology to Written Communication3. Analyzing Writing Principles4. Applying the Writing Process5. Improving Sentence Structure6. Writing Effective Paragraphs7. Writing Essays8. Writing Reports and ProposalsAPPENDICESA.Basic GrammarB.Writing Mechanics

1. Dictionaries and Thesauruses2. Nouns,3. Pronouns4. Verbs5.Subject/Verb Agreement,6. Adjectives7. Adverbs8. Prepositions, Conjunctions, and Interjections9. Phrases, Clauses, and Sentences10. Basic Punctuation11. More Punctuation12. Capitalization and Numbers,Appendix

1. The Writing Process: Toward A First Draft, 2. Improving A Draft: Revising and Editing, 3. Presenting Your Work, 4. Writing Essays, 5. Writing Research Papers, 6. Business Writing, 7. Technical Writing, 8. Listening and Speaking, 9. Study Skills1. Writing at Work2. Introduction to Workplace Writing3. The Writing Process4. Definitions and Descriptions5. Instructions6. Summaries7. Persuasive Writing8. Visuals9. Forms10. Memos and Email11. Business Letters12. Reports and Proposals.

Writing at Work - Introduction to Workplace Writing, - The Writing Process, - Definitions & Descriptions, - Instructions, - Summaries, - Persuasive Writing, - Visuals, - Forms, - Memos & Email, - Business Letters, - Reports and Proposals

Workplace Success - Joining the Workplace, - Your Place in the Workplace, - Applying for a Job, - Interviewing for a Job, - Personal Skills, - Managing your Time, - Good Work Habits, -Interacting with others, - Interacting with Supervisors and Coworkers, - Working on a Team, -Leading and Attending Meetings, - Interacting with Customers, - Handling Conflict, -Contemporary Workplace Issues, - Diversity, Ethics & Workers' Rights, - Conduct, - Workplace Skills, - Active Listening, - Thinking Skills, - Addressing a Group, - Finding Information

Grammar and Usage - Nouns, - Pronouns, - Verbs, - Adjectives and Adverbs, - Prepositions and Conjunctions, - Sentences, - Punctuation, - Capitalization, - Numbers and Statistics, -Spelling, -Proofreading and Editing

Chapter 1- The Power of AdvertisingChapter 2- The Advertising IndustryChapter 3- Analyze Your CustomersChapter 4- Plan Your Advertising CampaignChapter 5- Create Your AdvertisementChapter 6- Place Your Advertisement

1. Law and Justice 2. Contracts 3. Property 4. Employment Law 5. Forms of Business Organizations 6. Law and Finance

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Chapter 1 Business Environment and OwnershipChapter 2 Information and Communication SystemsChapter 3 Production and Marketing ManagementChapter 4 Financial ManagementChapter 5 Human Resources ManagementChapter 6 Ethical and Legal Responsibilities

1. Importance of Superior Customer Service2. Understand and Satisfy Customer Needs and Wants3. Interact with Customers4. Provide Superior Customer Service5. Handle Difficult Situations6. Build Permanent Customer Relationships

Chapter 1- What is E-CommerceChapter 2- Business-to-Business E-CommerceChapter 3- Create Your AdvertisementChapter 4- Behind the WebChapter 5- Connecting the DotComsChapter 6- Legal and Ethical Issues

Chapter 1- Should you Become an EntrepreneurChapter 2- Select a Type of OwnershipChapter 3- Develop a Business PlanChapter 4- Market Your BusinessChapter 5- Hire and Manage StaffChapter 6- Finance, Protect, and Insure Your Business

Chapter 1- The Economic EnvironmentChapter 2- Business in the U. S. EconomyChapter 3- ManagementChapter 4- Issues in the Global EconomyChapter 5- Consumers in the U. S. EconomyChapter 6- Finance in the Global Economy

1. What is Managerial Accounting?2. Budgeting3. Cost, Price, and Volume Analysis4. Manufacturing Cost Accounting5. Evaluation and Control6. The Time Value of Money

Chapter 1The Retail Industry Chapter 2 Plan Your Business Strategy Chapter 3 Merchandise Chapter 4 Location and DesignChapter 5 Other Business Functions Chapter 6 Legal and Ethical Retailing

1. Successful Selling2. Technology and Selling3. Preparing to Sell4. Developing the Sale 5. Closing and Beyond6. Retail Selling

Unit 1 Business Today1 Business Trends2 Business Organization3 Ethics, the Law, and Computers

Chapter 1: Characteristics of BusinessChapter 2: Social and Ethical Environment of BusinessChapter 3: Economic Environment of BusinessChapter 4: International Environment of BusinessChapter 5: Proprietorships and PartnershipsChapter 6: Corporate Forms of Business OwnershipChapter 7: Legal Aspects of BusinessChapter 8: Technology and Information ManagementChapter 9: Organizational CommunicationsChapter 10: Management Functions and Decision MakingChapter 11: The Manager as LeaderChapter 12: Planning and OrganizingChapter 13: Implementing and ControllingChapter 14: Financial Records in a BusinessChapter 15: Financial Analysis of a BusinessChapter 16: Financing a BusinessChapter 17: Financial ServicesChapter 18: Credit and CollectionsChapter 19: Business Risks and InsuranceChapter 20: Production and Operations ManagementChapter 21: Nature and Scope of MarketingChapter 22: Product Development and DistributionChapter 23: Purchasing, Pricing, and PromotionChapter 24: E-CommerceGlossaryIndex

1. Business-to-Business Research2. Value-Based Marketing Perspective3. Secondary Sources of Information4. Marketing Databases5. Analytical Techniques6. Designing Survey Research7. Fielding Survey Research8. Qualitative Research Method 9. Focus Group Interviews10. Conjoint Analysis11. Multidimensional Scaling and Preference Mapping12. Marketing Mix Models and Financial Returns

1. Understanding Call Centers 2. Creating a Positive Work Climate 3. Addressing the Call: It's All Attitude 4. Voice 5. Customer Rapport 6. Listening and Questioning 7. Managing the Call 8. Style Flexibility 9. Managing Stress and Handling Difficult Customers 10. Telephone Sales

1. Cargo Safety and Security—the Backbone of the US Transportation System.2. Why Cargo Security is Critical to Global Trade. 3. From Mafia to Mullahs—An Overview of the Threats to Cargo Security. 4. US Homeland Security and the “New Normal” for Cargo Security. 5. Post 9/11 Cargo Security Initiatives. 6. Planning An Effective and Successful Cargo Security Program. 7. Developing a Cargo Security Plan. 8. Air Cargo Security. 9. Warehouse Security – Shipping and Receiving Controls.10. Investigations.11. R&D and the Future of Cargo Security.12. Documentation.Appendices.

1. IntroductionI. COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE IN AN ONLINE WORLD2. A Primer on Competitive Intelligence- DAVID CAMPBELL3. Strategically Searching the Web- TANJA HARRISON4. Differentiating Good Online Information From Bad- JENNIFER RICHARD 5. Protecting Your Company Against Web-Based Competitive Intelligence- CAROLYN VELLA AND JOHN MCGONAGLEII. LINKING MANAGEMENT THOUGHT WITH THE ONLINE WORLD6. Analysis: Why it is important - CRAIG FLEISHER7. Management Thought- The Connection With CI- CONOR VIBERT8. Management Thought- Ideas That Can Improve CI- CONOR VIBERT 9. Web-Based Research Mission- Incorporating the Internet Into Analysis- CONOR VIBERT10. Analysis: Web Enhanced Case Studies in Real Time- CONOR VIBERT11. The Knowledge Management Cycle- DANIEL SILVER. III. WEB-BASED CI IN CORPORATE AND ACADEMIC CLASSROOMS12. The Role of CI in Academia - JOHN PRESCOTT13. CI Corporate Training Ideas from the Academic Classroom - CONOR VIBERT 14. Using Web CI to Understand the Online Music Business - A Case Example - CONOR VIBERT15. ConclusionChapter NotesRecommended ReadingsList of Information PortalsIndex About the Author and Contributors

UNIT 1 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS

Chapter 1 What Is Economics?1.1 The Economic Problem1.2 Economic Theory1.3 Opportunity Cost and Choice

Chapter 2 Economic Systems and Economic Tools2.1 Economic Questions and Economic Systems2.2 Production Possibilities Frontier2.3 Comparative Advantage

Chapter 3 U.S. Private and Public Sectors3.1 The U.S. Private Sector3.2 Regulating the Private Sector3.3 Public Goods and Externalities3.4 Providing a Safety Net

UNIT 2 THE MARKET ECONOMY

Chapter 4 Demand4.1 The Demand Curve4.2 Elasticity of Demand4.3 Changes in Demand

Chapter 5 Supply5.1 The Supply Curve5.2 Shifts of the Supply Curve5.3 Production and Cost

Chapter 6 Market Forces6.1 Price, Quantity, and Market Equilibrium6.2 Shifts of Demand and Supply Curves6.3 Market Efficiency and Gains from Exchange

Chapter 7 Market Structure7.1 Perfect Competition and Monopoly7.2 Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly7.3 Antitrust, Economic Regulation, and Competition

UNIT 3 MARKET INSTITUTIONS

Chapter 8 Businesses8.1 Entrepreneurs8.2 Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships8.3 Corporations and Other Organizations

Chapter 9 Labor Markets9.1 Demand and Supply of Resources9.2 Wage Determination9.3 Labor Unions

Chapter 10 Financial Markets and Business Growth10.1 Production, Consumption, and Time10.2 Banks, Interest, and Corporate Finance10.3 Business Growth

UNIT 4 THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

Chapter 11 Economic Performance11.1 Gross Domestic Product11.2 Limitations of GDP Estimation11.3 Business Cycles11.4 Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply

Chapter 12 Economic Growth12.1 The PPF, Economic Growth, and Productivity12.2 Living Standards and Labor Productivity Growth12.3 Issues of Technological Change

Chapter 13 Economic Challenges13.1 Unemployment13.2 Inflation13.3 Economic Instability13.4 Poverty

UNIT 5 PUBLIC POLICY AND THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

Chapter 14 Government Spending, Revenue, and Public Choice14.1 Public Goods and Taxation14.2 Federal, State, and Local Budgets14.3 Economics of Public Choice

Chapter 15 Fiscal Policy, Deficits, and Debt15.1 The Evolution of Fiscal Policy15.2 Fiscal Policy Reconsidered15.3 Federal Deficits and Federal Debt

Chapter 16 Money and Banking16.1 Origins of Money16.2 Origins of Banking Money, Near Money, and Credit Cards

Chapter 17 Money Creation, the Federal Reserve System, and Monetary Policy17.1 How Banks Work17.2 Monetary Policy in the Short Run17.3 Monetary Policy in Long Run

UNIT 6 THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY

Chapter 18 International Trade18.1 Benefits of Trade18.2 Trade Restrictions and Free-Trade Agreements18.3 Balance of Payments18.4 Foreign Exchange Rates

Chapter 19 Economic Development19.1 Developing Economies and Industrial Market Economies19.2 Foreign Trade, Foreign Aid, and Economic Development19.3 Rules of the Game, Transition Economies, and Convergence

Preface1. Rising Importance of Business Models2. Pressure for Change3. Preparing for Change4. How to Think Using Business Modeling5. Identifying Current Business Models6. Creating NEW Business Models7. The Process8. The Cast & Their Scripts9.The Case For Immediacy

IntroductionBusiness Terms A-ZIndexIntroductionA to Z Index

ForewordContributorsUseAcknowledgments1.0 Direction1.1 Strategy1.2 Leadership1.3 Governance2.0 Execution2.1 Process2.2 Structure2.3 Teams3.0 People3.1 Acquisition3.2 Retention3.3 Development3.4 ProductivityAfterwordAppendix AAppendix BReferencesReadingsIndexAbout AMSI

INTRODUCTION:Terrorism Comes to AmericaThe Fateful DayBioterrorismGuarding AmericaBusinessGovernment, and the Overall Economy Fight BackResponses by the American PeopleTHREATS TO THE US AND GLOBAL ECONOMY: The Recent RecessionPulling the Economy Out of the DoldrumsUsing Monetary and Fiscal Policy to Stimulate the EconomyRebuilding New York CitySOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, ETHICS, AND GLOBAL FORCES AFFECTING BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT: Contributing to Victims'' Families and to Rescue WorkersGlobal and Economic Forces Affecting Government and BusinessCreating Global AlliancesMANAGEMENT AND THE ORGANIZATION''S HUMAN RESOURCES: Crisis ManagementThe Role of LeadershipMotivationHuman Resource Management and the Layoff IssueMARKETING: Event MarketingProduct; PromotionPriceTHE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN MANAGING INFORMATION AND IMPROVING SECURITY:TelecommunicationsE-Commerce and TelecommutingMaking Airports and Other Public Facilities SaferMANAGING FINANCIAL RESOURCES, ACCOUNTING, AND INSURANCE: Following the MoneyAccountingRisk Management and InsuranceEPILOGUE: Recession and Changes in American Recreational ChoicesMilitary Successes AbroadLooking Toward The Future

Complete Teacher’s Package provides resources for in-class discussions, teaching strategies, focus and motivational activities, lesson plans, answers, and more

Unit 1 Our Economic Environment Unit 2 Business Operations Unit 3 Business and Government in Our Global Economy Unit 4 Small-Business Management Unit 5 Technology for Business Decisions Unit 6 Careers in Our Global Economy Unit 7 Consumers in the Economy Unit 8 Financial Institutions and Banking Services Unit 9 Credit in Our Economy Unit 10 Savings and Investment Strategies Unit 11 Risk Management Unit 12 Personal Financial Management

1. Economic Decisions and Systems.2. Economic Activity.3. Business in the Global Economy.4. Social Responsibility of Business and Government.5. Business Organization.6. Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship.7. Management and Leadership.8. Human Resources, Culture, and Diversity.9. Career Planning and Development.10. Marketing.11. Business and Technology.12. Financing a Business.13. Production and Business Operations.14. Risk Management.15. Consumers in a Global Economy.16. Money Management and Financial Services.17. Consumer Credit.18. Savings and Investment Strategies.19. Insurance.

Appendix. Math Skills.

CHAPTER 1. PLAN FOR LIFE. 1.1 The Importance of Planning. 1.2 Develop a Career Plan. 1.3 Make a Budget. 1.4 Manage Your Money. CHAPTER 2. INVESTMENT POWER. 2.1 The Power of Investing. 2.2 The Corporation. 2.3 The Investment Supermarket. 2.4 Buying and Selling Stock. 2.5 Stock Market Literacy. CHAPTER 3. MUTUAL INTERESTS. 3.1 Mutual Funds. 3.2 Investigate Mutual Funds. 3.3 Choose Mutual Funds. CHAPTER 4. THE BIG PICTURE. 4.1 Plugging the Leaks. 4.2 Protecting Yourself. 4.3 A Car and a House. CHAPTER 5. INVESTOR BLUEPRINT. 5.1 Investment Principles. 5.2 Searching for Companies to Buy. 5.3 The Annual Report. 5.4 Income Statement and Balance Sheet. CHAPTER 6. PLOTTING THE PAST. 6.1 Stock Selection Guide Overview. 6.2 Plotting the Data. 6.3 Trend Lines and Growth Rates. CHAPTER 7. PROJECTING THE FUTURE. 7.1 Evaluate Management. 7.2 Estimate Future Growth Rates. 7.3 Price-Earnings History. 7.4 Evaluate Risk and Reward. CHAPTER 8. THE BOTTOM LINE. 8.1 The Five-Year Potential. 8.2 Make Your Decision. CHAPTER 9. JUDGEMENT CALLS. 9.1 Apply Your Judgment to the SSG. 9.2 Guidelines for Selling Stocks.

Martin Segal sees the workplace as an unending sequence of commercial transactions, and life in the workplace as a series of contractual agreements. We play in a field strewn with land mines – legal actions, large and small, waiting to explode. What may have started as a simple buyer-seller, borrower-lender transaction can escalate into differences of opinion, then blow up into a full-fury lawsuit. But, says Segal, this needn’t happen.

Most of these legal differences can be traced back to faulty, misunderstood contract and sales transactions, how they were conceived, created, implemented. Agreements that can’t be enforced, business plans gone awry, unforeseen problems that suddenly pop up to wreck what once seemed to be golden business opportunities – these are some of the legal issues that Segal addresses in Preventive Law for Business Professionals. What Segal offers in response is his “anticipatory thinking approach,” a “preventive law” method to lay bare and defang these legal perils before they evolve to such magnitude that expensive, time-consuming court action becomes inevitable. Dr. Segal offers a carefully culled list of the most salient and likely commercial transactions, issues that can be prevented, and what you can do to forestall them.

Based on numerous examples and actual court cases, as well as from classic legal disputes, Segal lays out the legal reasoning of the presiding judges, often with direct quotations that provide an especially realistic, useful understanding of how these cases were actually decided – and why.

I. 101 PREVENTIVE BUSINESS LAW ISSUES1. The Preventive Law Method2. The Purpose Of Laws – Why Do We Have Them?3. The Sources Of Laws – What Are They?4. To Sue Or Not To Sue5. Hiring A Lawyer6. The Legal Remedy: Which One Is Appropriate?7. Where To Sue: The Jurisdiction Of Courts8. How To Sue: The Civil Lawsuit II. CREATING THE CONTRACT9. Basic Contract Concepts10. Is There A Valid Offer?11. Is There A Valid Acceptance?12. Is The Agreement Legally Enforceable?III. DEFENSES TO ENFORCEMENT OF THE CONTRACT13. Capacity Of The Parties14. Legality Of The Transaction15. Real Consent: was The Assent Voluntary And Knowing?16. Written Form: Will A Verbal Agreement Be Enforceable?17. Rights Of Third Parties: Can Outsiders To The Contract Enforce It?18. Legal Excuses For Non-Performance19. Special Rules For Sales Of Goods20. Special Rules For Product Liability21. Special Rules For E-Commerce And CyberlawIV. Trends In The Law

I. INTRODUCTION. 1. Age Discrimination. 2. Americans with Disabilities. Assignment of Rights.3. Bankruptcy Law. 4. Computer Software Copyright Act. 5. Non Compete E-contracts.6. Equal Emloyment Opportunity. 7. Family and Medical Leave. 8. Implied Warranties.9. Intellectual Property.10. Joint Liability. 11. Joint Venture. 12. Limited Liability Company/Partnerships. 13. OSHA.14. Privacy Rights. 15. Sexual Harassment. 16. Statute of Frauds.17. Trade Secrets.18. Trademarks. 19. Unemployment Tax.20. Workers Compensation. 21. Wrongful Discharge.22. Reducing Your Risks

1. Sales Productivity Liquefaction2. Sales Momentum Interupted3. Quota Blunders4. Open Territory Hemorrhages5. Incentive Compensation Weaknesses6. The Sales Inquiry Abyss7. Lost Sales Torpidity8. Sales Training Oversight9. Misdirected Marketing Expenses10. Sales Leadership Blunders11. Market Boo-Boos12. Marketing Intelligence Vacuum13. Product Puniness14. Controlling Expectations of Senior Management

1. Research Your Market2. Develop a Plan3. Make It Operational4. Run the Store5. Account for Profits6. Promote Your Business7. Secure Your Store8. Have a Customer Focus9. Be an Effective Manager10. Achieve Personal Success

Entrepreneurial snapshots, mini-interviews and cases focues on real entrepreneurs and current small business issues open and close each chapter to illustrate the real world importance of topics covered.

ONE. EVALUATE THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT1. Business Environment2. Types of Businesses3. Your ProductTWO. BEFORE YOU START YOUR BUSINESS4. Legal Structure and Financial Resources5. Write a Business Plan6. Select and Acquire a LocationTHREE. PREPARE TO OPEN FOR BUSINESS7. Prepare Your Site8. Select Suppliers9. Set PricesFOUR. HUMAN RESOURCES10. Hire Employees11. Human Resources Activities12. Human Resources ResponsibilitiesFIVE. FINANCIAL SERVICES13. Banking Services14. Granting Credit15. Insurance and Taxes16. Financial StatementsSIX. MARKETING17. Marketing Functions18. AdvertisingSEVEN. BUSINESS COMMUNICATION19. Verbal Communication20. Written Communication21. Communication ChallengesEIGHT. THE GROWTH AND EXPANSION OF YOUR BUSINESS22. Growth and Your Business23. Expanding Your BusinessGlossaryIndex

1. The Sentence2. Nouns3. Pronouns4. Verbs5. The Time of Verbs6. Adjectives and Adverbs7. Prepositions and Conjunctions8. Phrases and Clauses9. Punctuation and Capitalization10. Word Choice11. Writing Sentences and Paragraphs

1. Effective Communication 2. Ten Guides for Effective Writing3. Good-News Messages 4. Bad-News Messages 5. Persuasive Messages 6. Team Writing 7. Letter and Memo Reports8. Goodwill Messages9. Employment Communications AppendicesA. Address Directory (for student activities)B. Shell Cove Address Directory (for Shell Cove case study)C. Editing and Language Arts Checkpoint Guides Index

IntroductionPart I The SentenceChapter 1 The Sentence in Three StagesPart II GrammarChapter 2 AgreementChapter 3 Agreement, Level 2Chapter 4 PronounsChapter 5 Pronouns, Level 2Chapter 6 VerbsChapter 7 Verbs, Level 2Chapter 8 Adjectives and AdverbsChapter 9 PrepositionsChapter 10 Special Grammar PracticePart III PunctuationChapter 11 The Simple SentenceChapter 12 The Simple Sentence ContinuedChapter 13 The Compound SentenceChapter 14 The Complex SentenceChapter 15 Special Comma and Semicolon PracticeChapter 16 The Period, Question Mark...Chapter 17 The ApostropheChapter 18 The Apostrophe, Level 2Chapter 19 The Dash, ParenthesesChapter 20 The ColonChapter 21 The HyphenChapter 22 Quotation Marks...Chapter 23 CapitalizationChapter 24 NumbersPart IV SpellingChapter 25 Spelling DemonsChapter 26 Misused Similar WordsChapter 27 Noun PluralsChapter 28 Noun Plurals, Level 2Part V StyleChapter 29 Clear and Forceful WordsChapter 30 Unified SentencesChapter 31 Clear SentencesChapter 32 Forceful SentencesChapter 33 The ParagraphChapter 34 The Whole CompositionChapter 35 The Essay and the Research PaperChapter 36 LettersChapter 37 Kind of WritingChapter 38 SummaryAppendix A Interpersonal SkillsAppendix B Vocabulary

Chapter 1: Using the DictionaryChapter 2: The Vocabulary of EnglishChapter 3: The Composition of WordsChapter 4: Plurals and PossessivesChapter 5: Adding a SuffixChapter 6: PrefixesChapter 7: SuffixesChapter 8: Suffixes AppliedChapter 9: SynonymsReview Exercises

Part IAnyone Can Write1. Becoming a Writer2. The Writing Process and Your Career3. Four Strategies for Effective WritingPart II. The Paragraph: Where All Your Writing Starts4. How does a Paragraph Work?5. Illustration: Paragraphs That Give Examples6. Description: Paragraphs That Appeal to the Senses7. Definition: Paragraphs That Explain Meaning8. Comparison and Contrast: Paragraphs About Similarities and Differences9. Classification: Paragraphs That Assign Things to Categories10. Process: Paragraphs That Explain Steps in a Sequence11. Narration: Paragraphs That Tell a Story12. Cause and Effect: Paragraphs That Explain Reasons and Results13. Persuasion: Paragraphs That ConvincePart III. Longer Documents: Building on Your Paragraphs14. Planning and Organizing an Essay or Report15. Writing to Illustrate16. Writing to Describe17. Writing to Define18. Writing to Compare and Contrast19. Writing to Classify20. Writing to Explain a Process21. Narration: Writing to Tell a Story22. Cause and Effect: Writing That Explains Results and Results23. Writing to Persuade: Longer Documents24. Summaries of Long Documents25. Reports and ProposalsPart IV. Writer's HandbookIndex

Emphasis is placed on using the process of editing to develop better writing skills.

1. Communicating in Your Life2. Communication in a Diverse Workplace3. Language Foundations4. Mechanics of Writing5. Writing with Style6. Writing Memos and E-mails7. Writing Letters to Your Clients and Customers8. Writing Reports: A Complex Porcess Made Easy9.Technical Communication10. Developing and Using Graphic and Visual Aids11. Communicating with Customers12. Nonverbal Communication13. Presentations and Meetings14. Getting Your JobAppendix A-E

PART I GETTING READY: 1. Preparing Your Path to Success2. Influences on Career Choices3. Understanding YourselfPART II NARROWING THE CHOICES: 4. Looking into the Future5. Understanding Future Careers6. Your Internal Career DesignPART III PLANNING:7. Setting Goals8. Career Preparation Choices9. From Here to Your CareerPART IV PREPARING FOR THE NEXT STEP: 10. Succeeding in a Career11. Teamwork12. Understanding the WorkplacePART V CREATING TOOLS FOR THE FUTURE: 13. Searching for a Job14. Applying for a Job15. Interviewing for a Job

1. Proofreading for Quality Control2. Keyboarding Errors3. Abbreviation Errors4. Word Division Errors5. Number Expression Errors6. Format Errors7. Grammar Errors: Subject and Verb Agreement8. Grammar Errors: Pronoun Agreement and Selection9. Errors in Confusing Words10. Punctuation Errors11. Internal Punctuation Errors12. Capitalization Errors13. Editing for Content14. Editing for Conciseness15. Editing for Clarity, Solutions to Chapter ApplicationsAppendixIndex.

1. Proofreading for Quality Control2. Keyboarding Errors3. Abbreviation Errors4. Word Division Errors5. Number Expression Errors6. Format Errors7. Grammar Errors: Sentence Structure8. Grammar Errors: Pronoun Agreement and Selection9. Errors in Words Often Confused10. Punctuation Errors: Part 111. Punctuation Errors: Part 212. Capitalization Errors13. Editing for Content14. Editing for Conciseness15. Editing for Clarity1. Proofreading for Quality Control2. Keyboarding Errors3. Abbreviation Errors4. Word Division Errors5. Number Expression Errors6. Format Errors7. Grammar Errors: Sentence Structure8. Grammar Errors: Pronoun Agreement and Selection9. Errors in Words Often Confused10. Punctuation Errors: Part 1 11. Punctuation Errors: Part 212. Capitalization Errors13. Editing for Content14. Editing for Conciseness15. Editing for Clarity

Prologue. Jumpstarting Your Business Career

PART I. BUSINESS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY

1. Business: 2005 and Beyond

2. Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

3. Economic Challenges Facing Global and Domestic Business

4. Competing in Global Markets

PART II. STARTING AND GROWING YOUR BUSINESS

5. Options for Organizing Small and Large Businesses

6. Starting Your Own Business: The Entrepreneurship Alternativ

7. Electronic Commerce: The Internet and Online Busines

PART III. MANAGEMENT: EMPOWERING PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE BUSINESS OBJECTIVES

8. Management, Leadership, and the Internal Organization

9. Human Resource Management, Motivation, and Labor-Management Relations

10. Improving Performance through Empowerment, Teamwork, and Communication

11. Production and Operations Management

PART IV. MARKETING MANAGEMENT

12. Customer-Driven Marketing

13. Product and Distribution Strategies

14. Promotion and Pricing Strategies

PART V. MANAGING TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION

15. Using Technology to Manage Information

16. Understanding Accounting and Financial Statements

PART VI. MANAGING FINANCIAL RESOURCES

17. Financial Management and Institutions

18. Financing and Investing through Securities Markets

Appendix A. Risk Management and Insurance

Appendix B. A Guide to Your Personal Finances

Appendix C. The Business Plan

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Prologue. Jumpstarting Your Business Career.

PART I. BUSINESS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY.

1. Business: 2005 and Beyond.

2. Business Ethics and Social Responsibility.

3. Economic Challenges Facing Global and Domestic Business.

4. Competing in Global Markets.

PART II. STARTING AND GROWING YOUR BUSINESS.

5. Options for Organizing Small and Large Businesses.

6. Starting Your Own Business: The Entrepreneurship Alternative.

7. Electronic Commerce: The Internet and Online Business.

PART III. MANAGEMENT: EMPOWERING PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE BUSINESS OBJECTIVES.

8. Management, Leadership, and the Internal Organization.

9. Human Resource Management, Motivation, and Labor-Management Relations.

10. Improving Performance through Empowerment, Teamwork, and Communication.

11. Production and Operations Management.

PART IV. MARKETING MANAGEMENT.

12. Customer-Driven Marketing.

13. Product and Distribution Strategies.

14. Promotion and Pricing Strategies.

PART V. MANAGING TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION.

15. Using Technology to Manage Information.

16. Understanding Accounting and Financial Statements.

PART VI. MANAGING FINANCIAL RESOURCES.

17. Financial Management and Institutions.

18. Financing and Investing through Securities Markets.

Appendix A. Risk Management and Insurance.

Appendix B. A Guide to Your Personal Finances.

Appendix C. The Business Plan.

Prologue. Fast Forward to the Future: Strategies for Success in School and Business

PART 1: THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

1. Participating in the Dynamic Business Environment

2. Understanding Evolving Economic Systems and Competition

3. Making Ethical Decisions and Managing a Socially Responsible Business.

Appendix. UNDERSTANDING THE LEGAL AND TAX ENVIRONMENT

4. Competing in the Global Marketplace

PART 2: BUSINESS OWNERSHIP

5. Forms of Business Ownership

6. Entrepreneurship: Starting and Managing Your Own Business

YOUR CAREER AS AN ENTREPRENEUR

PART 3: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

7. Management and Leadership in Today’s Organizations

8. Designing Organizational Structures

9. Managing Human Resources

10. Motivating Employees and Creating Self-Managed Teams

11. Understanding Labor-Management Relations

12. Achieving World-Class Operations Management

YOUR CAREER IN MANAGEMENT

PART 4: MARKETING MANAGEMENT

13. Understanding Customer and Creating Marketing Strategy

14. Developing Quality Products at the Right Price

15. Distributing Products in a Timely and Efficient Manner

16. Using Integrated Marketing Communications to Promote Products

YOUR CAREER IN MARKETING

PART 5: TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION

17. Using Technology to Manage Information

18. Using Financial Information and Accounting

YOUR CAREER IN THE INFORMATION AGE

PART 6: FINANCE

19. Understanding Money and Financial Institutions

20. Managing Your Firm’s Finances.

Appendix. MANAGING RISK AND INSURANCE

21. Understanding Securities and Securities Markets

22. Managing Your Personal Finances

YOUR CAREER IN FINANCE

Prologue. Fast Forward to the Future: Strategies for Success in School and Business.

PART 1: THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT.

Chapter 1. Understanding Economic Systems and Business (combination of 5e ch. 1 and 2).

Appendix A. Major Trends in Business.

Chapter 2. Making Ethical Decisions and Managing a Socially Responsible Business.

Appendix B. Understanding the Legal and Tax Environment.

Chapter 3. Competing in the Global Business Market.

Careers Appendix.

PART 2: BUSINESS OWNERSHIP.

Chapter 4. Forms of Business Ownership.

Chapter 5. Entrepreneurship: Starting and Managing Your Own Business.

Careers Appendix.

PART 3: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.

Chapter 6. Management and Leadership in Today’s Organization.

Chapter 7. Designing Organizational Structures.

Chapter 8. Achieving World-Class Operations Management.

Chapter 9. Managing Human Resources.

Chapter 10. Motivating Employees and Creating Self-Managed Teams.

Careers Appendix.

PART 4: MARKETING MANAGEMENT.

Chapter 11. Understanding the Customer and Creating the Marketing Strategy.

Chapter 12. Developing the Marketing Mix.

Careers Appendix.

PART 5: TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION.

Chapter 13. Using Technology to Manage Information.

Chapter 14. Using Financial Information and Accounting.

Careers Appendix.

PART 6: FINANCE.

Chapter 15. Understanding Money and Financial Institutions.

Chapter 16. Financial Management and Securities Markets.

Career Appendix.

Web. Using the Internet for Business Success.

Web. Personal Financial Planning.

Web Appendix. Managing Risk and Insurance.

PART 1. PARTICIPATING IN THE GLOBAL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT.

Chapter 1. Understanding Economic Systems and Business.

Chapter 2. Competing in the Global Marketplace.


PART 2. STARTING AND GROWING A BUSINESS.


Chapter 5. Entrepreneurship.

PART 3. MANAGING FOR COMPETITIVE SUCCESS.

Chapter 6. Management and Leadership in Today's Organization.


Chapter 8. Achieving World-class Operations Management.

PART 4. MANAGING AND LEADING HUMAN RESOURCES.



PART 5. MARKETING: DELIVERING VALUE TO THE CUSTOMER.

Chapter 11. Understanding the Customer and Creating Goods and Services that Satisfy.


PART 6. USING TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGING FINANCIAL RESOURCES.





PART I. ORGANIZATION OF A BUSINESS

1. Planning a Business

2. Selecting a Form of Business Ownership

3. Establishing Ethics and Social Responsibilities

PART II. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

4. Assessing Economic Conditions

5. Assessing Industry Conditions

6. Assessing Global Conditions

PART III. MANAGEMENT

7. Managing Effectively

8. Organizational Structure

9. Improving Productivity and Quality

PART IV. MANAGING EMPLOYEES

10. Motivating Employees

11. Hiring, Training, and Evaluating Employees

PART V. MARKETING

12. Creating and Pricing Products

13. Distributing Products

14. Promoting Products

PART VI. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

15. Accounting and Financial Analysis

16. Financing

17. Expanding the Business

PART VII. SPECIAL TOPICS

18. Using Information Technology

19. Managing Risk

20. Synthesis of Business Functions

PART 1. PARTICIPATING IN THE GLOBAL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Chapter 1. Understanding Economic Systems and Business.

Chapter 2. Competing in the Global Marketplace.


PART 2. STARTING AND GROWING A BUSINESS


Chapter 5. Entrepreneurship.

PART 3. MANAGING FOR COMPETITIVE SUCCESS

Chapter 6. Management and Leadership in Today's Organization.


Chapter 8. Achieving World-class Operations Management.

PART 4. MANAGING AND LEADING HUMAN RESOURCES



PART 5. MARKETING: DELIVERING VALUE TO THE CUSTOMER

Chapter 11. Understanding the Customer and Creating Goods and Services that Satisfy.


PART 6. USING TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGING FINANCIAL RESOURCES





Appendix A: Understanding the Legal and Tax Environment.

Appendix B: Managing Risk and Insurance.

PART 1: CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION. List of Figures.

1. Developing Your Resume2. Cover Letters and More3. What to Look For4. Where to Look5. Surfing for a Job6. Preparing for the Interview7. During the Interview8. After the Interview9. Your First Day10. Changing Jobs, Field Study Project

1. Reading on the Job2. Reading that Works3. Read What You Need4. Managing Information5. Sources of Information6. Organizing Information7. Electronic Information8. Reading Business Forms9. Reading Tables, Graphs, and Charts10. Ethics and Information, Field Study Project

1. Writing in the Workplace2. Planning Written Communication3. Collecting Information4. Organizing and Developing a Document5. Revising Your Document6. Look and Feel7. Images, Graphics and Charts8. Business Correspondence and Reports9. Writing Instructions10. Writing Proposals, Field Study Project

1. Customer Care2. Knowing Your Company and Your Customer3. Facing Your Customer4. Silent Communication5. Company Versus Customer6. Serving Customers by Telephone7. Corresponding with Customers8. The Diversity of Customers9. Serving International Customers10. Serving Customers on the Web, Field Study Project

1. Customer Care2. Knowing Your Company and Your Customer3. Relating with Your Customer4. Silent Communication5. Company Versus Customer6. Serving Customers by Telephone7. Corresponding with Customers8. The Diversity of Customers9. Serving International Customers 10. Serving Customers on the WebField Study Project

1. Teams and the Workplace2. Forming a Team3. Team Goals4. Supporting the Team5. Tools for Teams6. Team Problem Solving7. Diversity and a Stronger Team8. Teamwork Barriers9. When Conflict Occurs10. Taking the LeadField Study Project

1. Teams and the Workplace2. Forming a Team3. Team Goals4. Supporting the Team5. Tools for Teams6. Team Problem Solving7. Diversity and a Stronger Team8. Teamwork Barriers9. When Conflict Occurs10. Taking the Lead, Field Study Project

1. Ethics in the Workplace2. Making the Right Decisions3. Communicating Truthfully4. The Language of Contracts5. Conflict of Interest6. Communication with Accountability7. Ethics on the Web8. Questioning the Ethics of Others9. Confidential Communications10. Everyday Ethics, Field Study Project

1. Ethics in the Workplace2. Making the Right Decisions3. Communicating Truthfully4. The Language of Contracts5. Conflict of Interest6. Communicating with Accountability7. Ethics on the Web8. Questioning the Ethics of Others9. Confidential Communication10. Everyday EthicsField Study Project

1. Diversity at Work2. The Changing U.S. Workforce3. Diversity as a Resource4. Culture, Language, and Communication5. Overcoming Stereotypes6. Cultural Differences and Conflict 7. Accepting Differences8. Diversity and the Law9. Communicating Globally10. Understanding Global DiversityField Study Project

1. Diversity at Work2. The Changing American Workforce3. Diversity as a Resource4. Culture, Language, and Communications5. Overcoming Stereotypes6. Cultural Differences and Conflict7. Accepting Differences8. Diversity and the Law9. Communicating Globally10. Understanding Global Diversity, Field Study Project

1. Business and Technical Writing2. Reading for Information3. Interpersonal Communication4. Personal Effectiveness5. Powerful Presentations6. Employment Communication7. Resolving Problems and Conflicts8. Communicating with Customers9. Communicating With Your Team10. Communication and Diversity11. Communication and Ethics12. The Technology of Communication

1. Developing Your Resume 2. Cover Letters and More3. What to Look For4. Where to Look5. Surfing for a Job6. Preparing for the Interview7. During the Interview8. After the Interview9. Your First Day 10. Changing JobsField Study Project

1. Workplace Interaction2. Getting and Giving Instructions3. Getting Input4. Barriers to Communication5. The Language Trap6. Stating Your Case7. Negotiating in the Workplace8. Informal Communication9. Surviving Interaction10. Electronic InteractionField Study Project

1. Workplace Interaction2. Getting and Giving Instructions3. Getting Input4. Barriers to Communication5. The Language Trap6. Stating Your Case7. Negotiating in the Workplace8. Informal Communication9. Surviving Interaction10. Electronic Interaction, Field Study Project

1. Attributes in Demand2. Setting Goals3. Getting Organized4. How Others See You5. Managing Time6. Critical Attributes7. Finding What You Want8. Presenting Yourself 9. Staying With It10. Keeping up with ChangeField Study Project

1. Attributes in Demand2. Setting Goals3. Getting Organized4. How Others See You5. Managing Time6. Critical Attributes7. Finding What You Want8. Presenting Yourself9. Staying with It10. Keeping Up with Change, Field Study Project

1. Presentations in Business2. Overcoming Fear3. The Roles of Presenters and Listeners4. Before the Presentation5. Developing Content6. Organizing a Presentation7. Involving the Audience8. Questions and Answers 9. The Art of Informing10. The Art Of PersuasionField Study Project

1. Presentations in the Workplace2. The Roles of Presenters and Listeners3. Before the Presentation4. Developing Content5. Organizing the Presentation6. Involving the Audience7. Q and A8. The Art of Informing9. The Art of Persuasion10. Overcoming Fear, Field Study Project

1. Reading on the Job2. Reading that Works3. Read What You Need4. Managing Information5. Sources of Information6. Organizing Information7. Electronic Information8. Reading Business Forms9. Reading Tables, Graphs, and Charts10. Ethics and InformationField Study Project

1. Looking at Both Sides2. Problem Solving and Decision Making3. Listen!4. Preventing Conflict5. Negotiating a Solution6. Reaching for Fairness7. Your Role as Peacemaker8. Negotiating at a Distance9. The Boiling Point10. Company Policy as Problem SolverField Study Project

1. Looking at Both Sides2. Problem Solving and Decision Making3. Listen!4. Preventing Conflicts5. Negotiating a Solution6. Reaching for Fairness7. Your Role as a Peacemaker8. Negotiating at a Distance9. The Boiling Point10. Company Policy and Problem Solving, Field Study Project

1. Overview of Communication Technologies2. The Internet and Information3. The Internet and Communication4. Ethics and the Internet5. Telephone Communication6. Teleconferencing and Videoconferencing7. Wireless Devices8. Telecommuting9. Integrated Technologies 10. Selecting a TechnologyField Study

1. Overview of Communication Technologies2. The Internet and Information3. The Internet and Communication4. Ethics and the Internet5. Telephone Communication6. Teleconferencing and Videoconferencing7. Wireless Devices8. Telecommuting9. Integrated Technologies10. Selecting a Technology, Field Study Project

1. Writing in the Workplace2. Planning Written Communication3. Collecting Information4. Organizing and Developing a Document5. Revising Your Document6. Look and Feel7. Images, Graphics and Charts8. Business Correspondence and Reports9. Writing Instructions10. Writing Proposals Field Study Project.

Unit 1: Managing Your Money1 Money Records2 Gross and Average Pay3 Regular and Overtime Pay4 Net Pay, Fringe Benefits, and CommissionUnit 2: Spending Wisely5 Metric Measurements6 Budgeting and Buying7 Buying, Leasing, and Running a Home and Motor Vehicle8 Paying Your Taxes9 Managing Your Insurance NeedsUnit 3: Making Money Grow10 Saving and Borrowing Money11 Investing MoneyUnit 4: Business Mathematics12 Business Analysis and Statistics13 Business Profit and Loss14 Doing Business in a Global Economy

1. Gross Pay2. Net Pay 3. Banking Services4. Loans and Credit Cards5. Spend Wisely6. Own a Home or Car7. Insurance and Investments8. Business Data Analysis9. Business Technologies10. Manage People and Inventory11. Other Business Costs12. Sales and Marketing13. Business Profit and Loss14. International Business

1. Gross Pay. 2. Net Pay. 3. Banking Services. 4. Loans and Credit Cards. 5. Spend Wisely. 6. Own a Home or Car. 7. Insurance and Investments. 8. Business Data Analysis. 9. Business Technologies. 10. Manage People and Inventory. 11. Other Business Costs. 12. Sales and Marketing. 13. Business Profit and Loss. 14. International Business.

1 Introduction to Numbers and Calculators 2 Fundamental Operations 3 Fractions4 Percentages 5 International Math 6 Mathematics of Buying 7 Payroll 8 Taxes and Insurance 9 Financial Statements and Accounting Practices 10 Interest, Credit, and Consumer Loans 11 Bank Services

Chapter 1. Basic Math Functions1.1 Numbers1.2 Addition1.3 Subtraction1.4 Multiplication1.5 Division1.6 Basic Math Operations and ExcelChapter 2. Fractions2.1 Fractions and Mixed Numbers2.2 Add and Subtract Fractions and Mixed Numbers2.3 Multiply and Divide Fractions and Mixed NumbersChapter 3. Percent3.1 Introduction to Percents3.2 Part, Rate, and Base3.3 Percent of Increase and DecreaseChapter 4. Bank Services4.1 The Checking Account4.2 Bank Statement ReconciliationChapter 5. Payroll5.1 Gross Earnings5.2 Gross Pay for Various Compensation Methods5.3 Payroll Deductions5.4 Employee's Earnings Record and Payroll RegisterChapter 6. Taxes & Insurance6.1 Property Tax and Property Tax Rate6.2 State Unemplyment Tax, Federal Unemployment Tax, and Federal Income Tax6.3 Health, Auto, Life, and Property InsuranceChapter 7. Purchasing Merchandise7.1 The Purchasing Cycle7.2 Cash Discounts7.3 Trade Discounts7.4 Series Discounts7.5 Sales TaxChapter 8. Markup and Markdown8.1 Concepts Used in Pricing Merchandise8.2 Selling Price8.3 Markup Rate8.4 Markdown RateChapter 9. Interest9.1 Simple Interest9.2 Notes and Interest Variables9.3 Compound InterestChapter 10. Consumer Credit and Mortgages10.1 Open-End Credit10.2 Closed-End Credit10.3 Mortgage LoansChapter 11. Annuities, Stocks, & Bonds11.1 Annuities11.2 Stocks11.3 BondsChapter 12. Depreciation12.1 Straight-Line Depreciation Method12.2 Declining-Balance Method12.3 Sum-of-the-Year's-Digits Method12.4 Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS)Chapter 13. Financial Statements13.1 Income Statement13.2 Balance Sheet13.3 Financial RatiosChapter 14. Business Statistics14.1 Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median, and Mode14.2 Frequency Distributions and Graphs14.3 Measures of DispersionStudent Progress Record Index

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Chapter 1: Whole Numbers

Chapter 2: Fractions

Chapter 3: Decimals

Chapter 4: Checking Accounts

Chapter 5: Using Equations to Solve Business Problems

Chapter 6: Percents and their Applications in Business

Chapter 7: Invoices, Trade and Cash Discounts

Chapter 8: Markup and Markdown

Chapter 9: Payroll

Chapter 10: Simple Interest and Promissory Notes

Chapter 11: Compound Interest and Present Value

Chapter 12: Annuities

Chapter 13: Consumer and Business Credit

Chapter 14: Mortgages

Chapter 15: Financial Statements and Ratios

Chapter 16: Inventory

Chapter 17: Depreciation

Chapter 18: Taxes

Chapter 19: Insurance

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*The Brief Edition contains chapters 1-14

Chapter 1. Dollars and Sense.1. Types of Warranties.2. Unit Prices.3. The Sales Receipt.4. Retail Prices.5. Discounts.6. Sales Tax.7. At-Home Shopping.

Chapter 2. Getting a Job.1. Looking for a Job.2. Pay Periods.3. Hourly Pay.4. Commissions.5. Piecework Pay.6. Insurance at Work.

Chapter 3. Income Taxes.1. Social Security.2. Reading Tax Tables.3. Taxes on High Incomes.4. Net Pay.5. Filing Tax Returns.6. Deductions and Credits.

Chapter 4. Banking.1. Savings Accounts.2. Compound Interest.3. Savings Plans.4. Checking Accounts.5. Reconciling Statements.

Chapter 5. Independent Living.1. Places to Live.2. Renting an Apartment.3. Buying a House.4. Condos and Co-ops.

Chapter 6. Transportation and Travel.1. Classified Ads.2. Automobile Statistics.3. Automobile Insurance.4. Automobile Maintenance.5. Driving Distances.6. Renting a Car.7. Buying Airline Tickets.8. Vacation Planning.

Chapter 7. Expenses for Your Budget.1. Utility Bills.2. Homeowner Insurance.3. Health Insurance.4. Life Insurance.5. Preparing a Budget.

Chapter 8. Consumer Credit.1. Paying for Goods.2. Installment Plans.3. Leasing and Buying.4. Lending Institutions.5. Consumer Loans.6. Credit Card Statements.7. Average Daily Balance.

Chapter 9. Investing in Stocks and Bonds.1. Business Organizations.2. Stock Tables.3. Stock Transactions.4. Broker Commissions.5. Dividend Income.6. Corporate Bonds.

Chapter 10. Using Graphs to Display Financial Information.1. Bar Graphs.2. Line Graphs.3. Circle Graphs.4. Pictographs.5. Stock Trend Graphs.

Appendix. Skills Handbook.1. Place Value.2. Number Names.3. Add and Subtract Decimals.4. Multiply and Divide Decimals.5. Ordering Decimals.6. Percents as Decimals.7. Fractions as Decimals.8. Rounding.9. Percent Computations.10. Word Problems.

I. Basic Math Functions1. Numbers2. Addition3. Subtraction4. Multiplication5. DivisionII. Fractions1. Fractions and Mixed Numbers2. Add and Subtract Fractions and Mixed Numbers3. Multiply and Divide Fractions and Mixed NumbersIII. Percent1. Introduction to Percents2. Part, Rate, and Base3. Percent of Increase and DecreaseIV. Bank Services1. The Checking Account2. Bank Statement ReconciliationV. Payroll1. Gross Earnings2. Gross Pay for Various Compensation Methods3. Payroll Deductions4. Employee's Earnings Record and Payroll RegisterVI. Taxes1. Property Tax and Property Tax Rate2. Unemployment Tax3. Federal Income TaxVII. Insurance1. Health Insurance2. Auto Insurance3. Life Insurance4. Property InsuranceVIII. Purchasing Merchandise1. The Purchasing Cycle2. Cash Discounts3. Trade Discounts4. Series Discounts5. Sales TaxIX. Markup and Markdown1. Concepts Used in Pricing Merchandise2. Selling Price3. Markup Rate4. Markdown RateX. Interest1. Simple Interest2. Notes and Interest Variables3. Compound InterestXI. Consumer Credit and Mortgage1. Open-End Credit2. Closed-End Credit3. Mortgage LoansXII. Metrics and Currency1. The Metric System2. Currency

1. Introduction to Statistics with Excel.

2. Descriptive Charts and Graphs.

3. Descriptive Numerical Measures.

4. Probability and Sampling Distributions.

5. Statistical Inference for Population Means.

6. Statistical Inference for Population Proportions.

7. Statistical Inference for Population Variances.

8. Analysis of Variance.

9. Applications of the Chi-Square Statistic.

10. Regression Analysis.

11. Time Series Forecasting.

12. Statistical Quality Control Charts.

Appendix A. Excel Data Analysis Tools.

Appendix B. Excel Statistical Functions.

Appendix C. Procedures for Constructing a Box Plot.

Chapter 1 Introduction to Business Statistics with Excel

Chapter 2 Descriptive Charts and Graphs

Chapter 3 Descriptive Statistics

Chapter 4 Probability

Chapter 5 Discrete Probability Distributions

Chapter 6 Continuous Probability Distributions

Chapter 7 Sampling and Sampling Distributions

Chapter 8 Estimation with Single Samples

Chapter 9 Hypothesis Testing with Single Samples

Chapter 10 Hypothesis Testing with Two Samples

Chapter 11 Analysis of Variance and Chi-Square Applications

Chapter 12 Simple Regression and Correlation Analysis

Chapter 13 Multiple Regression Analysis

Chapter 14 Time Series Forecasting

Chapter 15 Statistical Quality Control

Appendix A Tables

A1 Random Numbers

A2 Binomial Probability Distribution

A3 Poisson Probabilities

A4 The e-x Table

A5 Areas of the Standard Normal Distribution (also on front endsheet)

A6 Critical Values of t (also on front endsheet)

A7 Percentage Points of the F Distribution

A8 The Chi-Square Table

A9 Critical Values of Durban-Watson Test

A10 Factors for Control Charts

Appendix B - Answers to Odd-numbered Problems

Glossary

Index

1. A First Look at Statistics and Data Collection.

2. Data Presentation Using Descriptive Graphs.

3. Data Summary Using Descriptive Measures.

4. Probability Concepts.

5. Discrete Probability Distributions.

6. Continuous Probability Distributions.

7. Statistical Inference and Sampling.

8. Hypothesis Testing for the Mean and Variance of a Population.

9. Inference Procedures for Two Populations.

10. Analysis of Categorical Data.

11. Correlation and Simple Linear Regression.

12. Multiple Linear Regression.

13. Quality Improvement.

Appendix A: Tables.

Appendix B: Solutions to Odd-numbered Problems.

1. Data and Statistics.

2. Descriptive Statistics: Tabular and Graphical Methods.

3. Descriptive Statistics: Numerical Methods.

4. Introduction to Probability.



7. Sampling and Sampling Distributions.

8. Interval Estimation.

9. Hypothesis Tests.

10. Comparisons Involving Means.

11. Comparisons Involving Proportions and a Test of Independence.

12. Simple Linear Regression.

13. Multiple Regression.

1 Data and Statistics

2. Descriptive Statistics: Tabular and Graphical Methods

3. Descriptive Statistics: Numerical Methods

4. Introduction to Probability

5. Discrete Probability Distributions

6. Continuous Probability Distributions

7. Sampling and Sampling Distributions

8. Interval Estimation

9. Hypothesis Testing

10. Comparisons Involving Means

11. Comparisons Involving Proportions

12. Simple Linear Regression

13. Multiple Regression

(Chapter on Web site) Statistical Methods for Quality Control

1. A First Look at Statistics and Data Collection

2. Data Presentation Using Descriptive Graphs

3. Data Summary Using Descriptive Measures

4. Probability Concepts



7. Statistical Inference and Sampling

8. Hypothesis Testing for the Mean and Variance of a Population

9. Inference Procedures for Two Populations

10. Estimation and Testing for Population Proportions

11. Analysis of Variance

12. Quality Improvement

13. Applications of the Chi-square Statistic

14. Correlation and Simple Linear Regression

15. Multiple Linear Regression

16. Time Series Analysis and Index Numbers

17. Quantitative Business Forecasting

18. Nonparametric Statistics

Appendix A: Tables

Appendix B: Answers to Odd-Numbered Exercises

On the CD-Rom

19. Decision Making Under Uncertainty

Appendix C: Introduction to Microsoft Excel

Appendix D: Introduction to SPSS

Appendix E: Introduction to MINITAB

Appendix F: Database using Household Financial Variables

Appendix G: Database using Financial Variable of Companies

Appendix H: Derivation of Minimum Total Sample Size

FROM THE FIRST EDITION:

1. Data and Statistics

2. Descriptive Statistics: Tabular and Graphical Methods

3. Descriptive Statistics: Numerical Methods

4. Introduction to Probability



7. Sampling and Sampling Distributions

8. Interval Estimation

9. Hypothesis Testing

10. Statistical Inferences About Means and Proportions for Two Populations

11. Inferences About Population Variances

12. Tests of Goodness of Fit and Independence

13. Analysis of Variance and Experimental Design

14. Simple Linear Regression

15. Multiple Regression

16. Regression Analysis: Model Building

17. Nonparametric Methods

18. Sample Survey

19. Statistical Methods for Quality Control

1. Data and Statistics.

2. Descriptive Statistics: Tabular and Graphical Presentations.

3. Descriptive Statistics: Numerical Measures.

4. Introduction to Probability.



7. Sampling and Sampling Distributions.

8. Interval Estimation.

9. Hypothesis Testing.

10. Statistical Inference about Means and Proportions with Two Populations.

11. Inferences about Population Variances.

12. Tests of Goodness of Fit and Independence.

13. Analysis of Variance and Experimental Design.

14. Simple Linear Regression.

15. Multiple Regression.

16. Regression Analysis: Model Building.

17. Index Numbers.

18. Forecasting.

19. Nonparametric Methods.

20. Statistical Methods for Quality Control.

21. Decision Analysis.

22. Sample Survey.

Appendix A: References and Bibliography.

Appendix B: Tables.

Appendix C: Summation Notation.

Appendix D: Self-Test Solutions and Answers to Even-Numbered Exercises.

Index.

Part 1: New Distribution Strategies

Chapter 1. The Changing Face of Distribution

Chapter 2. Strategic Supply Chain Management for Distribution

Chapter 3. Tactical Planning for Modern Distribution

Part 2: The E-Channel

Chapter 4. The E-Business Model

Chapter 5. Distribution Sales and Marketing Under E-Business

Chapter 6. Using E-Business Tools to Integrate the Customer into the Distributor''s

Operations

Chapter 7. E-Business Tools for B2B Transactions

Part 3: Forecasting, Purchasing, and Planning with E-Business Tools

Chapter 8. Forecasting in an Information Rich Environment

Chapter 9. Scientific Purchasing Enabled by Improved Information

Chapter 10. System Visibility: Tracking, Measuring, and Improving Inventory

Management

Part 4: Supply Chain Management and E-Business

Chapter 11. Standardization and Vendor Relationships

Chapter 12. The Distribution/Logistics Scorecard: Performance Metrics in the

Connected World

Chapter 13. Developing an E-Business Strategy

Chapter 14. Small Distributor Case Studies in E-Distribution

Chapter 15. Large Distributor Case Studies in E-Distribution

Part 1

Chapter 1. Supply Chain Management

Chapter 2. Dimensions of Logistics

Chapter 3. Demand Management and Customer Service

Chapter 4. Procurement and Supply Management

Chapter 5. Global Logistics Suggested Reading for

Part 2

Chapter 6. Managing Inventory Flows in the Supply Chain

Chapter 7. Inventory Decision Making

Chapter 8. Warehousing Decisions

Appendix 8A. Materials Handling Equipment

Chapter 9. The Transportation System

Chapter 10. Transportation Management

Appendix 10A. The Pragmatics of Carrier Pricing

Suggested Reading for

Part 3

Chapter 11. Logistics Relationships and Third Party Logistics

Chapter 12. Logistics and Supply Chain Information Systems

Chapter 13. Supply Chain Performance Measurement

Chapter 14. Network Design and Facility Location

Chapter 15. Supply Chain Finance

Chapter 16. Logistics and Supply Chain Challenges for the Future

Suggested Reading

Appendices

A Selected Supply Chain Publications

B Directory of Trade and Professional Organizations in Logistics

C Cases

D Careers in Logistics

Glossary

Name Index

Subject Index

Preface.

About the Authors.

1. Introduction.

2. An Introduction To Linear Programming.

3. Linear Programming: Sensitivity Analysis and Interpretation of Solution.

4. Linear Programming Applications.

5. Linear Programming: The Simplex Method.

6. Simplex-Based Sensitivity Analysis and Duality.

7. Transportation, Assignment, and Transshipment Problems.

8. Integer Linear Programming.

9. Network Models.

10. Project Scheduling: PERT/CPM.

11. Inventory Models.

12. Waiting Line Models.

13. Simulation.

14. Decision Analysis.

15. Multicriteria Decisions.

16. Forecasting.

17. Markov Processes.

18. Dynamic Programming.

Appendix A. Areas For The Standard Normal Distribution.

Appendix B. Values Of E-l.

Appendix C. References And Bibliography.

Appendix D. Solutions To Self-Test Problems and Answers To Even-Numbered Problems.

1. Introduction.

1. The Roots of Distribution Information Management

2. Strategic Use of Distribution ERP Systems

3. Information System Tactical Planning

4. The Selection Process

5. ERP Implementation

6. The ERP Components

7. Automating Sales and Marketing

8. Replenishment

9. Operations Management

10. Executive Information Systems

11. Managing the Network

12. Standardization and Putting the System to Work

13. Customer Relationship Management Modules

14. Logistics and Procurement Systems

15. Building a Best in Class ERP

Overview1. IntroductionI. Getting started2. International projects, pros and cons3. Available resources, taking stock4. Developing a game planII. Defining the project5. Organizing and staffing6. Financial controls7. Managing the risksIII. Executing the project in-country8. Subcontracts and offset requirements9 How to conduct trade-off studies10. Predicting problems through financial controls11. Dealing with a diversity12. Evaluation and sell-offAppendicesSuggested readingGlossary of terms

PART ONE: OPERATIONS AND STRATEGIC Preface.

PART I: MANAGING OPERATIONS IN A GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT

1. Introduction to Operations Management

2. Operations Strategies in a Global Economy

PART II: PLANNING THE STRATEGIC USE OF RESOURCES

3. Demand Forecasting

4. Product, Process, and Service Design

5. Facility Location, Capacity, and Layout

6. Operations Technologies

7. Operations Quality Management

8. Strategic Allocation of Resources

9. Service Operations Planning and Scheduling

10. Project Management

PART III: MANAGING OPERATIONS IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN

11. Supply Chain Management and E-Business

12. Just-in-Time and Lean Manufacturing

13. Production Planning and Aggregate Planning


15. Resource Requirement Planning: MRP and CRP

16. Manufacturing Operations Scheduling

PART IV: MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT OPERATIONS

17. Quality Control

18. Employee Productivity

19. Maintenance Management

1. The Scope And Language of Operations Management

2. Operations Strategy and Performance Measurement

3. Product And Service Design and Development

4. Process Design and Improvement

5. Facilities and Capacity Planning

6. Quality Management

7. Supply Chain Management

8. Inventory Management and Enterprise Planning Systems

9. Lean Thinking and Just-In-Time in Operations

10. Projects in Contemporary Organizations

11. Emerging Challenges in Operations Management

I. ENVISIONING THE LEAN SUPPLY CHAIN1. Lean Supply Chain and Business EcosystemsII. BUILDING LEAN SUPPLY CHAINS2. Lean Supply Chains: The Foundation3. Partnering in the Supply Chain4. Operations Strategies: How to CompeteIII. ACHHIEVING EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE5. Lean Thinking6. Systems Thinking and the Theory of Constraints7. Success Stories in Applying Lean Thinking and Theory of ConstraintsIV. MANAGING THE LEAN SUPPLY CHAIN8. Creating Flow through the Supply Chain9. Rate-Based Planning: Planning and Scheduling the Drumbeat10. Effective Deployment of Information TechnologyGlossaryIndex

PART ONE. THE LIFE OF THE PROJECT.

1. Project Management Concepts.

2. Needs Identification.

3. Proposed Solutions.

4. The Project.

PART TWO. PROJECT PLANNING AND CONTROL.

5. Planning.

6. Scheduling.

7. Schedule Control.

8. Resource Considerations.

9. Cost Planning and Performance.

PART THREE. PEOPLE: THE KEY TO PROJECT SUCCESS.

10. The Project Manager.

11. The Project Team.

12. Project Communication and Documentation.

13. Types of Project Organizations.

APPENDICES.

A. Project Management Software.

B. Project Management Organizations.

C. Project Management WWW sites.

D. Abbreviations.

1. The Foundations of Six Sigma: Principles of Quality Management.

2. Principles of Six Sigma.

3. Project Organization, Selection, and Definition.

4. Process Measurement.

5. Process Analysis.

6. Process Improvement.

7. Process Control.

8. Design for Six Sigma--Concept and Design Development.

9. Design for Six Sigma--Optimization and Verification.

10. Implementing Six Sigma.

Part 1. The Quality System

1. Introduction to Quality

2. Total Quality in Organizations

3. Philosophies and Frameworks

Part 2. The Management System

4. Focusing on Customers

5. Leadership and Strategic Planning

6. Human Resources Practices

7. Process Management

8. Performance Measurement and Strategic Information Management

9. Building and Sustaining Total Quality Organizations

Part 3. Six Sigma and the Technical System

10. Principles of Six Sigma

11. Statistical Thinking and Applications

12. Design for Six Sigma

13. Tools for Process Improvement

14. Statistical Process Control

Appendixes

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO TOTAL QUALITY.

1. Introduction to Total Quality In Organizations.

2. Approaches to Total Quality.

3. Total Quality Tools and Statistical Thinking.

PART II: TOTAL QUALITY AND ORGANIZATION THEORY.

4. Quality in Supply Chain Relationships.

5. Designing Organizations for Quality.

6. Total Quality and Organizational Change.

PART III: TOTAL QUALITY AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR.

7. Quality Teamwork.

8. Empowerment and Motivation.

9. Quality Leadership.

PART IV: TOTAL QUALITY AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT.

10. Total Quality and Competitive Advantage.

11. Strategic Planning and Total Quality Implement.

1. Decision Making and Quantitative Modeling

2. Data Collection and Analysis

3. Statistical Models

4. Optimization and Mathematical Programming

5. Decision Analysis

6. Queuing Theory

7. Simulation

8. Implementation and Project Management

FROM THE FIRST EDITION

Phase 1: Exploring Services

Chapter 1. Services

in the Economy

Chapter 2. Professional Services

Phase 2: Thinking Out of the Box: Operations Strategy

Chapter 3. The

Front Office

Chapter 4. The Back Office

Chapter 5. Internet Strategies

Chapter 6. Environmental Strategies

Chapter 7. Service Quality

Chapter 8. The Experience Economy

Phase 3: Capacity Management

Chapter 9. Yield

Management

Chapter 10. Inventory in Services

Chapter 11. Waiting Time Management

Phase 4: Adding Science to Art

Chapter 12. Analyzing

Processes

Chapter 13. Project Management

Chapter 14. New Service Development

Chapter 15. Site Selection For Services

Chapter 16. Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking with Data Envelopment Analysis

Chapter 17. Scoring Systems: Methods for Customer Selection and Solicitation,

Resource Allocation, and Data Reduction

Introduction.PART ONE: ANALYSIS.

PART 1. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: AN OVERVIEW.

1. Introduction to Supply Chain Management.

PART 2. PURCHASING ISSUES IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT.

2. Purchasing Management.

3. Creating and Managing Supplier Relationships.

4. Strategic Sourcing for Successful Supply Chain Management.

Case Studies.

PART 3. OPERATIONS ISSUES IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT.

5. Demand Forecasting and Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment.

6. Aggregate Planning and Inventory Management.

7. Enterprise Resource Planning Systems.

8. Process Management: Just-In-Time and Total Quality Management.

Case Studies.

PART 4. DISTRIBUTION ISSUES IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT.

9. Domestic and International Transportation.

10. Customer Relationship Management.

11. Facility Location Decisions.

12. Service Response Logistics.

Case Studies.

PART 5. SUSTAINING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE.

13. Supply Chain Process Integration.

14. Performance Measurement Along the Supply Chain.

15. Looking to the Future of Supply Chain Management.

Case Studies.

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1. Introduction and Overview.

PART ONE: INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE ECONOMICS

1. Types of Economic Systems

2. The Roots of Economic Systems

PART TWO: THE OPERATION OF A MARKET ECONOMY

3. How a Market System Works

4. Market Failure and Government Failure

5. The Institution of a Modern Market Economy

PART THREE: CAPITALISM IN WESTERN EUROPE

6. France: From Indicative Planning to European Integration

7. Sweden and Social Democracy

8. Britain: Privatization and Its Aftermath

9. Germany: The Lessons of Reunification

10. The European Union: History and Institutions

11. European Union: Economic Consequences and the Way Ahead

PART FOUR: ASIAN ECONOMIES

12. Japan

13. South Korea

14. Taiwan, Singapore, and Indonesia

15. The Asian Miracle?

PARTY FIVE: SOCIALIST ECONOMIES

16. The Command Economy

17. The Operation of the Soviet-Planned Economy

18. The Participatory Economy: The Case of Yugoslavia

19. The Possibilities of a Third Way

PART SIX: THE ECONOMICS OF TRANSITION

20. The Process of Transition to a Market Economy

21. Reform and Performance of the Russian Economy

22. Reform in Poland and the Czech Republic

23. The People's Republic of China

UNIT I: ELECTRONIC COMMERCE--MARKETS AND PRICES

1. Foundations of Electronic Commerce

2. Applying Basic Economic Principles to Electronic Commerce

3. Imperfect Competition, Virtual Products, and Network Industries

4. Business Strategies and Conduct in the Electronic Marketplace

UNIT II: INFORMATION, ADVERTISING, AND INNOVATION IN THE ELECTRONIC

5. Searching for Information in Electronic Markets

6. Internet Advertising

7. Innovation, Intellectual Property Rights, and the Internet

UNIT III: INTERNET FINANCE, ONLINE BANKING, AND E-MONEY

8. Online Financial Markets

9. The Economics of Online Banking

10. Digital Cash and Electronic Payments

UNIT IV: POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

11. Regulatory Issues in Electronic Markets

12. The Public Sector and the Electronic Marketplace

13. Electronic Commerce and the World Trading System

14. The Electronic Marketplace and Aggregate Economics Activity

PART 1: INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND TOPICS

1. An Introduction to the Economics of e-Commerce and the Internet

2. Microeconomic Models of e-Commerce

3. The Technology Behind e-Commerce and the Internet

PART 2: MARKET STRUCTURE TOPICS

4. Measuring e-Commerce Concentration—A Characteristic of Market

5. Entry Barriers—A Structural Factor Limiting e-Competition

6. Legal/Institutional Entry Barriers: Patents, Copyrights, Government Franchises

7. Copyrights and e-Commerce: Protecting Intellectual Property in the Digital Age

8. Structural Change Through Mergers

PART 3. MARKET CONDUCT TOPICS

9. Creating + Sustaining + Challenging Market Dominance in e-Commerce

10. e-Commerce Pricing and Revenue Strategies

11. e-Commerce Strategic Behavior: Product Differentiation and Promotion

PART 4: MARKET PERFORMANCE TOPICS

12. e-Commerce and Profitability

13. e-Commerce Efficiency and Productivity

14. Venture Capitalists and IPOs

15. Learning from Dot-com Failures

16. e-Commerce Industry Applications: Health Care, Education

PART 5: ISSUES IN E-COMMERCE AND THE INTERNET

17. Issues in e-Commerce—The Taxation of e-Tailing

18. Issues in e-Commerce—The Economics of Internet Privacy and Security

19. Issues in e-Commerce—e-Commerce and Society

20. The Future of e-Commerce and the Internet

1. Introduction.

2. Crime and Drugs.

3. The Environment.

4. Education.

5. Discrimination.

6. U.S. Poverty.

7. World Poverty.

8. Market Power.

9. International Trade.

10. Housing.

11. Health Care.

12. Agriculture.

13. Social Security.

14. Unemployment and Inflation.

15. Government Macroeconomic Policy.

16. Taxes, Borrowing, and the National Debt.

17. Globally Free Markets for the Twenty-First Century?

1. Economic Growth: An Introduction to Scarcity and Choice

2. An Introduction to Economic Systems and the Workings of the Price System

3. Inefficiency: The Pervasive Economic Problem

4. Competitive Markets and Government Policy: Agriculture

5. Market Power: Does It Help or Hurt the Economy?

6. Air Pollution: Balancing Benefits and Costs

7. Health Care Reform: How Much?

8. Crime and Drugs: A Modern Dilemma

9. College Education: Is It Worth the Cost?

10. Educational Reform: The Role of Incentives and Choice

11. Social Security: Where Are We? Where Are We Going?

12. Poverty, Income Distribution, and Discrimination

13. Tracking the Macroeconomy

14. Unemployment: A Recurring Problem

15. Inflation: A Monetary Phenomenon

16. Budget Deficits, Surpluses, and the National Debt: What Legacy?

17. The Global Economy: Trade

18. The Global Economy: Finance

1. The Nature and Scope of Economics

2. Scarcity and Choice

3. The U.S. Economic System

4. Price: The Role of Demand and Supply

5. Production, Cost, and Profit

6. Perfect Competition

7. Imperfect Competition

8. The Circular Flow Model

9. Measuring Output and Income in the United States

10. Money in the U.S. Economy

11. The Federal Reserve and the Money Supply

12. Macroeconomic Models and Analysis

13. Employment

14. Income Distribution

15. Business Cycles

16. Macroeconomic Policies

17. Taxation, Budgetary Policies and the National Debt

18. International Trade and Aid

19. The Balance of International Payments

PART I. INTRODUCTION

1. Ten Principles of Economics

2. Thinking Like an Economist

3. Interdependence and the Gains from Trade

PART II. SUPPLY AND DEMAND I: HOW MARKETS WORK

4. The Market Forces of Supply and Demand

PART III. THE DATA OF MACROECONOMICS

5. Measuring a Nation’s Income

6. Measuring the Cost of Living

PART IV. THE REAL ECONOMY IN THE LONG RUN

7. Production and Growth

8. Saving, Investment, and the Financial System

9. The Basic Tools of Finance

10. Unemployment and Its Natural Rate

PART V. MONEY AND PRICES IN THE LONG RUN

11. The Monetary System

12. Money Growth and Inflation

PART VI. THE MACROECONOMICS OF OPEN ECONOMIES

13. Open-Economy Macroeconomics: Basic Concepts

14. A Macroeconomic Theory of the Open Economy

PART VII. SHORT-RUN ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS

15. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply

16. The Influence of Monetary and Fiscal Policy on Aggregate Demand

17. The Short-Run Tradeoff between Inflation and Unemploymen

PART XIII. FINAL THOUGHTS

18. Five Debates over Macroeconomic Policy

1. Consumers: The Engine that Runs the Economy2. Buying Technology Products: Let's Talk Tech 3. Consumer Protection: Rights, Responsibilites, Resolutions4. Choose a Career: Get a Job 5. Taxes: How Much Income Will You Keep?6. Budgeting: How Will You Use Your Money? 7. Banking Services: Where to Stash Your Cash 8. Saving: Plan for Financial Security 9. Investing: Prepare for Your Future10. Credit: You're in Charge 11. Budget Essentials: Food, Clothes, Fun 12. Transportation: How Will You Get There? 13. Housing: A Place to Call Home 14. Automobile and Home Insurance: Sharing the Risk 15. Health and Life Insurance: Your Personal Security 16. Choose Services: When You Need Help17. Global Economy: What It Means to You

Chapter 1. Consumers: The Engine that Runs the Economy.1.1. Decisions, Decisions.1.2. Make Decisions.1.3. Understand Economic Systems.1.4. Consumer's Role in the Economy.1.5. Advertising and Consumer Decisions.1.6. Be a Responsible Consumer.

Chapter 2. Buying Technology Products: Let's Talk Tech.2.1. Technology and Consumer Choice.2.2. Move into Cyberspace.2.3. Choose a Personal Computer.2.4. Shop on the Net.2.5. Protect Yourself on the Internet.

Chapter 3. Consumer Protection: Rights, Responsibilities, Resolutions.3.1. Consumer Rights and Responsibilities.3.2. Government and Consumer Protection.3.3. Deception and Fraud.3.4. Resolve Consumer Problems.

Chapter 4. Choose a Career: Get a Job.4.1. Get to Know Yourself.4.2. Explore Careers.4.3. Apply for a Job.4.4. Interview Successfully.4.5. Prepare for the Future.

Chapter 5. Taxes: How Much Income Will You Keep?.5.1. Taxes and Your Paycheck.5.2. File a Tax Return.5.3. Taxes and Government.5.4. Government Spending.

Chapter 6. Budgeting: How Will You Use Your Money?.6.1. Choose Financial Goals.6.2. Track Income and Expenses.6.3. Your Budget Worksheet.6.4. Create Your Budget for the Year.

Chapter 7. Banking Services: Where to Stash Your Cash.7.1. How Banks Work.7.2. Use Your Checking Account.7.3. Electronic Banking.7.4. Balance Your Checkbook.7.5. Other Banking Services.

Chapter 8. Saving: Plan for Financial Security.8.1. Why Save?.8.2. Savings Institutions and Account.8.3. Save with Safety.8.4. Simple and Compound Interest.

Chapter 9. Investing: Prepare for Your Future.9.1. Investing Basics.9.2. How to Invest in Corporations.9.3. How to Invest in Mutual Funds.9.4. Research Investments.9.5. Retirement and Other Investments.

Chapter 10. Credit: You're in Charge.10.1. What is Credit?.10.2. How to Qualify for Credit.10.3. Sources of Consumer Credit.10.4. Credit Rights and Responsibilities.10.5. Maintain a Good Credit Rating

Chapter 11. Budget Essentials: Food, Clothes, Fun.11.1. Nutrition Facts.11.2. Shop for a Healthful Diet.11.3. Evaluate Clothes Choices.11.4. Recreation and Travel.

Chapter 12. Transportation: How Will You Get There?.12.1. Transportation Basics.12.2. How to Choose a Car.12.3. To Buy or Lease?.12.4. The Car-Buying Process.12.5. How to Maintain a Car.

Chapter 13. Housing: A Place to Call Home.13.1. Your Housing Options.13.2. How to Rent an Apartment.13.3. How to Buy a Home.13.4. How to Furnish Your Home.

Chapter 14. Automobile and Home Insurance: Sharing the Risk.14.1. Insurance Basics.14.2. Automobile Insurance.14.3. Home Insurance Coverage.14.4. Providers and the Claims Process.

Chapter 15. Health and Life Insurance: Your Personal Security.15.1. Health Insurance Basics.15.2. Health Insurance Plans.15.3. Choose a Health Plan.15.4. Health Care Rights and Responsibilities.15.5. Life Insurance.

Chapter 16. Choose Services: When You Need Help.16.1. Health Care Providers.16.2. Legal Service Providers.16.3. Government Assistance.

Chapter 17. Global Economy: What It Means to You.17.1. The Nature of International Trade.17.2. U.S. Economy and World Trade.17.3. Government and the Economy.17.4. It's a Global Economy.







5. Elasticity and Its Application

6. Supply, Demand, and Government Policies

PART III. SUPPLY AND DEMAND II: MARKETS AND WELFARE

7. Consumers, Producers, and the Efficiency of Markets

8. Application: The Costs of Taxation

9. Application: International Trade

PART IV. THE ECONOMICS OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR

10. Externalities

11. Public Goods and Common Resources

PART V. FIRM BEHAVIOR AND THE ORGANIZATION OF INDUSTRY

12. The Costs of Production

13. Firms in Competitive Markets

14. Monopoly. PART VI. THE DATA OF MACROECONOMICS



PART VII. THE REAL ECONOMY IN THE LONG RUN





PART VIII. MONEY AND PRICES IN THE LONG RUN



PART IX. SHORT-RUN ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS



1. An Introduction to Economics

2. How Markets Work

3. Market Efficiency and Taxation

4. The Public Sector

5. Firm Behavior and Industrial Organization

6. Labor Markets

7. Consumer Choice

8. Macroeconomic Data

9. Savings, Investment, and Financial Systems

10. Money and Prices

11. Macroeconomic Models

12. Monetary and Fiscal Policy

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.

1. The Art and Science of Economic Analysis.

2. Some Tools of Economic Analysis.

3. Demand and Supply Analysis.

4. Economic Decision Makers.

PART II INTRODUCTION TO THE MARKET SYSTEM.

5. Elasticity of Demand and Supply.

6. Consumer Choice and Demand.

7. Production and Cost in the Firm.

PART III. MARKET STRUCTURE AND PRICING.

8. Perfect Competition.

9. Monopoly.

10. Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly.

PART IV. RESOURCE MARKETS.

11. Resource Markets.

12. Labor Markets and Labor Unions.

13. Capital, Interest, and Corporate Finance.

14. Transaction Costs, Imperfect Information, and Market Behavior.

PART V. MARKET FAILURE AND PUBLIC POLICY.

15. Economic Regulation and Antitrust Activity.

16. Public Goods and Public Choice.

17. Externalities and the Environment.

18. Income Distribution and Poverty.

PART VI. INTERNATIONAL MICROECONOMICS.


PART VII. FUNDAMENTALS OF MACROECONOMICS.

20. Introduction to Macroeconomics.

21. Productivity and Growth.

22. Measuring Economic Aggregates and the Circular Flow of Income.


24. Aggregate Expenditure Components.

25. Aggregate Expenditure and Aggregate Demand.

26. Aggregate Supply.

PART VIII. FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY.

27. Fiscal Policy.

28. Money and the Financial System.

29. Banking and the Money Supply.

30. Monetary Theory and Policy.

31. The Policy Debate: Active or Passive?

32. Federal Budgets and Public Policy.

PART IX. INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS.

33. International Finance.






PART II. FUNDAMENTALS OF MACROECONOMICS.








PART III. FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY.

12. Fiscal Policy.




16. The Policy Debate: Active or Passive.


PART IV. INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS.







PART II. INTRODUCTION TO THE MARKET SYSTEM.






9. Monopoly.














Part One: Introduction



Appendix: Graphing: A Brief Review


Part Two: Supply and Demand I: How Markets Work




Part Three: Supply and Demand II: Markets and Welfare




Part Four: The Economics of Public Sector

10. Externalities


12. The Design of the Tax System

Part Five: Firm Behavior and the Organization of Industry



15. Monopoly

16. Oligopoly

17. Monopolistic Competition

Part Six: The Economics of Labor Markets

18. The Markets for the Factors of Production

19. Earnings and Discrimination

20. Income Inequality and Poverty

Part Seven: Topics for Further Study

21. The Theory of Consumer Choice

22. Frontiers in Microeconomics

Part Eight: The Data of Macroeconomics

23. Measuring a Nation's Income


Part Nine: The Real Economy in the Long Run





Part Ten: Money and Prices in the Long Run



Part Eleven: The Macroeconomics of Open Economies



Part Twelve: Short-Run Economic Fluctuations



35. The Short-Run Tradeoff between Inflation and Unemployment

Part Thirteen: Final Thoughts














PART IV. THE DATA OF MACROECONOMICS



PART V. THE REAL ECONOMY IN THE LONG RUN





PART VI. MONEY AND PRICES IN THE LONG RUN



PART VII. THE MACROECONOMICS OF OPEN ECONOMICS



PART VIII. SHORT-RUN ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS



22. The Short-Run Tradeoff between Inflation and Unemployment

PART IX. FINAL THOUGHTS














PART IV. THE ECONOMICS OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR

10. Externalities


12. The Design of the Tax System

PART V. FIRM BEHAVIOR AND THE ORGANIZATION OF INDUSTRY



15. Monopoly

16. Oligopoly

17. Monopolistic Competition

PART VI. THE ECONOMICS OF LABOR MARKETS

18. The Markets for the Factors of Production

19. Earnings and Discrimination

20. Income Inequality and Poverty

PART VII. TOPICS FOR FURTHER STUDY

21. The Theory of Consumer Choice

22. Frontiers in Microeconomics

PART 1: MODELING ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS

1. The Role of Economics in Environmental Management

2. Modeling the Market Process: A Review of the Basics

3. Modeling Market Failure

PART 2: MODELING SOLUTIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS

4. Conventional Solutions to Environmental Problems: The Command-and-Control

Approach

5. Economic Solutions to Environmental Problems: The Market Approach

PART 3: ANALYTICAL TOOLS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

6. Environmental Risk Analysis

7. Assessing Benefits for Environmental Decision Making

8. Assessing Costs for Environmental Decision Making

9. Benefit-Cost Analysis in Environmental Decision Making

PART 4: THE CASE OF AIR

10. Defining Air Quality: The Standard-Setting Process

11. Improving Air Quality: Controlling Mobile Sources

12. Improving Air Quality: Controlling Stationary Sources

13. Global Air Quality: Policies for Ozone Depletion and Global Warming

PART 5: THE CASE OF WATER

14. Defining Water Quality: The U.S. Clean Water Act

15. Improving Water Quality: Controlling Point and Nonpoint Sources

16. Protecting Drinking Water: The U.S. Safe Drinking Water Act

PART 6: THE CASE OF SOLID WASTES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES

17. Managing Hazardous Solid Waste and Waste Sites

18. Managing Municipal Solid Waste

19. Controlling Toxic Chemicals: Production, Use, and Disposal

PART 7: GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

20. Sustainable Development: International Trade and International Agreements

21. Sustainable Approaches: Industrial Ecology and Pollution Prevention

SECTION I: BUILDING A FOUNDATION

1. The Big Picture

2. Efficiency and Choice

Appendix 1. Further Explanation of MRS, MRT, and RTS

3. Market Failure

4. Tradeoffs and the Economy

5. Morals and Motivation

SECTION II: ISSUES AND APPROACHES

6. Environmental Quality

7. Energy

8. Sustainability

9. Biodiversity and Valuation

10. International and Global Issues

SECTION III: POLICY AND PROCEDURE

11. Natural Resource Management: Renewable Resources

12. Natural Resource Management: Depletable and Replenishable Resources

13. The Role of Government

14. Perspectives on Environmental Policy

15. Population, Poverty, and Economic Growth

16. Environmental Dispute Resolution

1. Introduction to Forecasting: Applications, Methods, Books, Journals, and Software

Appendix: The Linear Regression Model

2. Six Considerations Basic to Successful Forecasting

3. Statistical Graphics for Forecasting

4. Modeling and Forecasting Trend

5. Modeling and Forecasting Seasonality

6. Characterizing Cycles

7. Modeling Cycles: MA, AR, and ARMA Models

8. Forecasting Cycles

9. Putting it All Together: A Forecasting Model with Trend, Seasonal, and Cyclical Components

10. Forecasting with Regression Models

11. Evaluating and Combining Forecasts

12. Unit Roots, Stochastic Trends, ARIMA Forecasting Models, and Smoothing

13. Volatility Measurement, Modeling and Forecasting

PART 1. FUNDAMENTALS

1. Conflict, Strategy, and Games

2. Games in Extensive and Normal Form

PART 2. NONCOOPERATIVE EQUILIBRIA IN NORMAL FORM GAMES

3. Dominant Strategies and Social Dilemmas

4. Nash Equilibria

5. Some Classical Cases in Game Theory

6. Three-Person Games

7. Probability and Game Theory

8. Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibria

9. Advanced Topics in Noncooperative Equilibrium

10. Duopoly Strategies and Prices

11. N-Person Games

PART 3. COOPERATIVE SOLUTIONS

12. Elements of Cooperative Games

13. Applications of the Core to Economics

PART 4. SEQUENTIAL GAMES

14. Sequential Games

15. Imbedded Games

16. Repeated Play

17. Indefinitely Repeated Play

PART 5. SELECTED APPLICATIONS

18. Game Theory, Law, and Social Mechanism Design

19. Voting Games

20. Games and Experiments

21. Auctions

22. Evolution and Boundedly Rational Learning

1. Enjoying Economics.

1. Introduction

2. Health and Medical Care

3. Cost-Benefit Analysis

4. Health Care Systems and Institutions

5. Demand for Medical Services and Medical Spending

6. Demand for Medical Insurance

7. Costs of Production

8. Structure, Conduct, Performance and Market Analysis

9. Government, Health and Medical Care

10. Government as a Health Insurer

11. Private Health Insurance Industry

12. Physician Services Industry

13. Hospital Services

14. Pharmaceutical Industry

15. Long-Term Care Industry

16. Health Care Reform

UNIT I: INTRODUCTION

1. The Macroeconomy

2. How Do We Know How We''re Doing?-Measuring Macroeconomic Variables

UNIT 2: CLASSICAL MACROECONOMIC THEORY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

3. The Self-Adjusting Economy--Classical Macroeconomic Theory: Employment, Output, and Prices

4. Classical Macroeconomic Theory: Interest Rates and Exchange Rates

5. Utopia Just Beyond the Horizon or Future Shock? The Theory of Economic Growth

6. Business Cycles and Short-Run Macroeconomics-Essentials of the Keynesian System

7. Fiscal Policy--What Can Government Spending and Taxation Policies Accomplish?

8. Do Central Banks Matter?--Money in the Traditional Keynesian System

9. The Open Economy-Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments

UNIT 3: KEYNESIAN AND MONETARIST MACROECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES

10. Is There a Trade-off between Unemployment and inflation?-The Keynesian and Monetarist Views on Price and Output Determination

UNIT 4: RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS AND MODERN MACROECONOMIC THEORY

11. The Pursuit of Self-Interest-Rational Expectations, New Classical Macroeconomics, and Efficient Markets

12. Rational Wage Stickiness-Modern Keynesian Theory with Rational Expectations

13. Market Failures versus Perfect Markets--New Keynesians versus Real-Business-Cycle Theorists

UNIT 5: MACROECONOMIC POLICY

14. What Should Policymakers Do?--Objectives and Targets of Macroeconomic Policy

15. What Can Policymakers Accomplish? Rules versus Discretion in Macroeconomic Policy

16. Policymaking in the World Economy--International Dimensions of Macroeconomic Policy

PART A: INTRODUCTION AND MEASUREMENT

1. What this Book is About

2. Measuring the Economy

3. Macroeconomic Facts

PART B: THE CLASSICAL APPROACH TO AGGREGATE DEMAND AND SUPPLY

4. The Theory of Aggregate Supply

5. Aggregat Demand and the Classical Theory of the Price Level

6. Saving and Investment

PART C: THE MODERN APPROACH TO AGGREGATE DEMAND AND SUPPLY

7. Unemployment

8. The New-Keynsian Theory of Aggregate Supply

9. The Demand for Money and the LM Curve

10. The Supply of Money

11. The IS Curve

12. The IS-LM Model and Aggregate Demand

13. The Open Economy

PART D: DYNAMIC MACROECONOMICS

14. The Government Budget

15. Neoclassical Growth Theory

16. Endogenous Growth Theory

17. Unemployment, Inflation, and Growth

18. Expectations and Macroeconomics

19. What We Know and What We Don''t

Appendix

Glossary

Index

PART I: Introduction

1. Economic Models

PART II: Demand

2. Utility and Choices

3. Individual''s Demand

4. Market Demand and Elasticity

PART III: Production, Costs and Supply

5. Production

6. Cost

7. Profit Maximization and Supply

PART IV: Models of Market Equilibrium


9. Applying the Competitive Model

10. Monopoly

11. Imperfect Competition

12. Strategy and Game Theory

PART V: Further Topics

13. General Equilibrium

14. Pricing and Input Markets

15. Time and Interest Rates

16. Uncertainty and Information

17. Externalities and Public Goods

1. Introduction: Neoclassical and

UNIT I. INTRODUCTION TO THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

1. Understanding the Global Economy

2. Comparative Advantage—How Nations Can Gain from International Trade

UNIT II. COMPARITIVE ADVANTAGE-HOW NATIONS CAN GAIN FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE

3. Sources of Comparative Advantage

4. Regulating International Trade—Trade Policies and Their Effects

5. Regionalism and Multilateralism

UNIT III. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE: ENDURING ISSUES

6. Balance of Payments and Foreign Exchange Markets

7. Exchange-Rate Systems, Past to Present

8. The Power of Arbitrage—Purchasing Power and Interest Rate Parities

9. Global Money and Banking—Where Central Banks Fit into the World Economy

UNIT IV. CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL ECONOMICS ISSUES AND POLICIES

10. Can Globalization Lift All Boats?

11. Industrial Structure and Trade in the Global Economy—Businesses

without Borders

12. The Public Sector in the Global Economy

13. Rules versus Discretion—Can Policymakers Stick to Their Promises?

14. Dealing with Financial Crises—Does the World Need a New International Financial Architecture Glossary

Index

1. World Trade and the National Economy

PART I: INTERNATIONAL TRADE RELATIONS

2. Why Nations Trade

3. The Commodity Composition of Trade

4. Protection of Domestic Industries: The Tariff

5. Nontariff Barriers (NTBs) to Trade

6. U.S. Commercial Policy

7. International and Regional Trade Organizations among Developed Countries

8. Selected Trade Problems of Developing Countries

9. International Mobility of Productive Factors

PART II: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL RELATIONS

11. Market-Determined Exchange Rates

12. The International Currency System

13. Domestic Policies to Adjust the Balance of Payments

14. Effects of Exchange Rate Adjustments on the Current Account

15. The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments

16. Alternative Exchange-Rate Regimes

17. Historical Survey

Introduction

1 The International Economy

Part One International Trade Relations

2 Foundations of Modern Trade Theory

3 International Equilibrium

4 Trade Model Extensions and Applications

5 Tariffs

6 Nontariff Trade Barriers

7 Trade Regulations and Industrial Policies

8 Trade Policies for the Developing Nations

9 Regional Trading Arrangements

10 International Factor Movements and Multinational Enterprises

Part Two International Monetary Relations

11 The Balance of Payments

12 Foreign Exchange

13 Exchange-Rate Determination

14 Balance-of-Payments Adjustments Under Fixed Exchange Rates

15 Exchange-Rate Adjustments and the Balance of Payments

16 Exchange-Rate Systems

17 Macroeconomic Policy in an Open Economy

18 International Banking: Reserves, Debt, and Risk


1. The Nature and Scope of Managerial Economics

Appendix: The Basics of Demand, Supply, and Equilibrium

2. Optimization Techniques and New Management Tools

Integrating Case Study 1: Michael Dell Turns the PC World Inside Out

PART II. DEMAND ANALYSIS

3. Demand Theory. Appendix: Behind the Market Demand Curve - The Theory of Consumer Choice

4. Demand Estimation

5. Demand Forecasting

Integrating Case Study 2: Estimating and Forecasting the U.S. Demand for Elasticity

PART III. PRODUCTION AND COST ANALYSIS

6. Production Theory and Estimation. Appendix: Production Analysis with Calculus

7. Cost Theory and Estimation. Appendix: Cost Analysis with Calculus

Integrating Case Study 3: Production and Cost Functions in the Petroleum Industry

PART IV. MARKET STRUCTURE AND PRICING PRACTICES

8. Market Structure: Perfect Competition, Monopoly, and Monopolistic Competition

Appendix: Profit Maximization with Calculus

9. Oligopoly and Firm Behavior

Appendix: Oligopoly Theory Mathematically

10. Game Theory and Strategic Behavior

11. Pricing Practices

Appendix: Third Degree Price Discrimination with Calculus

Integrating Case Study 4: The Art of Devising Airfares

PART V. REGULATION, RISK ANALYSIS, AND CAPITAL BUDGETING

12. Regulation and Antitrust: The Role of Government in the Economy

13. Risk Analysis

14. Long-Run Investment Decisions: Capital Budgeting

Integrating Case Study 5: Regulation, Risk, Capital Budgeting, and the Price of International Telephone Calls

APPENDICES:

A: Compounding, Discounting, and Present Value

B: Interest Factor Tables

C: Statistical Tables

D: Answers to Selected Problems

UNIT I. INTRODUCTION

1. Money—An Introduction

2. Banking in the New Cyberworld

3. Financial Markets, Instruments, and Institutions

UNIT II. FINANCIAL MARKETS, INSTRUMENTS, AND INSTITUTIONS

4. Interest Rates

5. A World Market?—International Financial Integration

6. Foreign Exchange Markets

7. Finding the Best Mix of Financial Instruments—The Theory of Portfolio Choice

8. Managing Risks in the Global Economy-Duration and Derivatives

9. Efficient Markets and International Interest Parity

10. Financial Institutions

UNIT III. DEPOSITORY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

11. Depository Financial Institutions

12. Understanding How Banking Markets Work—The Economics of Depository Institutions

13. The Business of Banking-Depository Institution Management and Performance

14. Foundations of Depository Institution Regulation

15. Economic Consequences of Depository Institution Regulation

UNIT IV. CENTRAL BANKING, MONETARY POLICY, AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

16. Why Money and Banking Go Together—Depository Institutions and Money

17. Central Banking and the Federal Reserve System

18. The Federal Reserve and the Financial System

UNIT V. MONETARY POLICY AND THE ECONOMY

19. How Much Money Do People Want to Hold?-The Demand for Money

20. Day-to-Day Monetary Policy-Fed Operating Procedures

21. How Do We Know How We're Doing?-The Macroeconomic Environment

22. The Self-Regulating Economy—Classical Monetary Theory

23. Money and Business Cycles—Essentials of the Keynesian System

24. Is there a Trade-off between Unemployment and Inflation?-Different Views

of How Monetary Policy Affects the Economy

UNIT VI. MONETARY POLICY

25. What Should the Fed Do?—Objectives and Targets of Monetary Policy

26. Rules versus Discretion in Monetary Policy

27. What the Fed Does-Interest Rate Targeting and Economic Activity

28. Policy Making in the World Economy-International Dimensions of Monetary

Policy

PART 1. INTRODUCTION

1. Introduction and Overview

2. Principles of Money

3. The Role of Money and Credit

4. Analysis of the Financial System and the Economy

5. The Overseer: The Federal Reserve System

6. Financial Markets, Instruments, and Market Makers

PART 2. FINANCIAL PRICES

7. Interest Rates and Bond Prices

8. The Structure of Interest Rates

9. Market Efficiency

10. How Exchange Rates Are Determined

PART 3. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

11. An Introduction to Financial Institutions and Risk

12. The Commercial Banking Industry

13. Financial Innovation

14. Financial Instability

15. Regulation of the Banking System and the Financial Services Industry

16. Other Financial Institutions: Security Firms, Mutual Funds, and Financial Conglomerates

PART 4. FINANCIAL MARKETS

17. The Stock Market

18. The Debt Markets

19. Forward, Futures, Option, and Swap Agreements: Managing Risk

20. The International Financial System

PART 5. MONETARY THEORY

21. The Fed, Depository Institutions, and the Money Supply Process

22. The Demand for Real Money Balances and Market Equilibrium

23. Financial Aspects of the Household, Firm, Government and Rest of the World Sectors


PART 6. MONETARY POLICY

25. The Challenges of Monetary Policy

26. The Process of Monetary Policy Formulation

27. Fed Watching and Policy Implementation

28. Monetary Policy: Exchange Rates and Global Coordination

PART ONE. THE ECONOMIC BASIS FOR GOVERNMENT ACTIVITY.

1. Individuals and Government.

2. Efficiency, Markets, and Governments.

3. Externalities and Government Policy.

4. Public Goods.

5. Public Choice and the Political Process.

PART 2. GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES AND POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES: SELECTED ISSUES.

6. Cost-Benefit Analysis and Government Investments.

7. Government Subsidies and Income Support for the Poor.

8. Social Security and Social Insurance.

9. Government and Health Care.

PART 3. FINANCING GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES.

10. Introduction to Government Finance.

11. Taxation, Prices, Efficiency, and the Distribution of Income.

12. Budget Balance and Government Debt.

PART 4. TAXATION: THEORY AND STRUCTURE.

13. The Theory of Income Taxation.

14. Taxation of Personal Income in the United States.

15. Taxation of Corporate Income.

16. Taxes on Consumption and Sales.

17. Taxes on Wealth, Property, and Estates.

PART 5. STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE.

18. Fiscal Federalism and State and Local Government Finance.

PART 1. GOVERNMENT AND THE MARKET

1. Government in a Market System

2. The Structure of Governments

3. Measuring the Size and Scope of Government

PART 2. THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS

4. Efficiency: Public Goods and Externalities

5. Decision Making in the Public Sector

6. Equity and Income Distribution

7. Competition and Government

PART 3. FUNDING GOVERNMENT: TAXES, FEES, AND GRANTS

8. Principles of Taxation I: Efficiency and Equity Issues

9. Principles of Taxation II: Practical Problems in Tax Design

10. Taxes on Income

11. Taxes on Sales and Consumption

12. Taxes on Property and Wealth

13. Fees and Charges as a Revenue Source

14. Intergovernmental Grants in Theory and Practice

PART 4. GOVERNMENT SPENDING

15. Budgeting in the Public Sector: Forecasting, Cost-Benefit Analysis, and Debt Management

16. Public Education

17. Infrastructure, Capital Spending, and Public Sector Borrowing

18. Welfare, Social Security and the Social Safety Net

19. Health Care

EPILOGUE

1. The Nature of Econometrics and Economic Data

PART I. REGRESSION ANALYSIS WITH CROSS SECTION DATA

2. The Simple Regression Model

3. Multiple Regression Analysis: Estimation

4. Multiple Regression Analysis: Inference

5. Multiple Regression Analysis: OLS Asymptotics

6. Multiple Regression Analysis: Further Issues

7. Multiple Regression Analysis with Qualitative information: Binary (or Dummy) Variables

8. Heteroskedasticity

9. More on Specification and Data Problems

PART II. REGRESSION ANALYSIS WITH TIME SERIES DATA

10. Basic Regression Analysis with Time Series Data

11. Further Issues in Using OLS with Time Series Data

12. Serial Correlation and Heteroskedasticity in Time Series Regressions

PART III. ADVANCED TOPICS

13. Polling Cross Sections Across Time: Simple Panel Data Methods

14. Advanced Panel Data Methods

15. Instrumental Variables Estimation and Two State Least Squares

16. Introduction to Simultaneous Equations Models

17. Limited Dependent Variable Models and Sample Selection Corrections

18. Advanced Time Series Topics

19. Carrying Out an Empirical Project

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1. An Introduction to Ordinary Least Squares.

2. Ordinary Least Squares, Part 2.

3. Commonly Used Statistics for Regression Analysis.

4. Basics in Conducting Econometric Research.

5. Additional Modeling Techniques.

6. Multicollinearity: When Independent Variables Have Relationships.

7. Autocorrelation: A Problem with Time-Series Regressions.

8. Heteroskedasticity: A Problem with Cross-Section Regressions.

9. Pooling Cross-Section Time-Series Data: Across Time and Space.

10. Simultaneous Equation Systems: When One Equation Is Not Enough.

11. Time-Series Models: Using the Past to Consider the Future.

12. Qualitative Choice Models: The Dependent Variable Is a Dummy.

13. Econome-“tricks”: Misleading Uses of Econometrics.

Appendix of Statistical Tables.

1. Growth, Welfare, and the American Economy.

PART I. THE COLONIAL ERA: 1607-1776.

2. Founding the Colonies.

3. Colonial Economic Activities.

4. The Economic Relations of the Colonies.

5. Economic Progress and Wealth.

6. Three Crises and Revolt.

PART II. THE REVOLUTIONARY, EARLY NATIONAL, AND ANTEBELLUM ERAS: 1776-1860.

7. Hard Realities for a New Nation.

8. Land and the Early Western Movements.

9. Transportation and Market Growth.

10. Market Expansion and Industry in First Transition.

11. Labor During the Early Industrial Period.

12. Money and Banking in the Developing Economy.

13. The Entrenchment of Slavery and Regional Conflict.

PART III. THE REUNIFICATION ERA: 1860-1920.

14. War, Recovery, and Regional Divergence.

15. Agriculture’s Western Advance.

16. Railroads and Economic Change.

17. Industrial Expansion and Concentration.

18. The Emergence of America’s Labor Consciousness.

19. Money, Prices, and Finance in the Postbellum Era.

20. Commerce at Home and Abroad.

PART IV. WAR, DEPRESSION, AND WAR AGAIN: 1914-1946.

21. World War I, 1914-1918.

22. The Roaring Twenties.

23. The Great Depression.

24. The New Deal.

25. World War II.

PART V. THE POSTWAR ERA: 1946 TO THE PRESENT.

26. The Changing Role of the U.S. Government.

27. Growth and the Business Cycle after World War II.

28. Manufacturing, Productivity, and Labor.

29. Achievements of the Past, Challenges for the Future.

PART 1. INTRODUCTION.

1. Introduction.

2. Economic Growth in the Global Economy.

3. Economic Systems Before the Opening of the New World.

PART 2. THE COLONIAL ERA.

Biography: Eliza Lucas.

Biography: Benjamin Franklin.

4. The Age of Exploration and Spanish Colonization.

5. Opening up North America.

PART 3. THE RISE OF A NATIONAL ECONOMY.

Biography: Nicholas Biddle.

Biography: Eli Whitney.

6. From Unification to Secession: Nonagricultural Development.

7. Agriculture, Cotton and National Growth.

8. Secession, War and Economic Change.

PART 4. NEW STRIDES TOWARDS ECONOMIC PROGRESS, 1865-1919.

Biography: Jay Gould.

Biography: Andrew Carnegie.

9. Peace and Renewed Progress.

10. Increasing the Tempo of Economic Life.

11. The Great War.

PART 5. ECONOMIC LIFE IN MODERN AMERICA, 1920-1990.

Biography: John L. Lewis.

Biography: Henry J. Kaiser.

12. The Roaring Twenties and the Depressed Thirties.

13. Facing Another World War.

14. Issues in the Postwar Decades.

PART I: INTRODUCTION.

1. Scarcity and Choice.

PART II: THE MICROECONOMY.

2. Market Transactions: Demand and Supply Analysis.

3. Demand and Supply Applications.

4. Production and the Costs of Production.

5. Competition and Monopoly: Virtues and Vices.

6. Imperfect Competition.

7. Government and Markets.

8. Labor Markets.

PART III: THE MACROECONOMY.

9. The Mixed Economy of the United States.

10. Gross Domestic Product and Economic Growth.

11. The Business Cycle, Unemployment, and Inflation.

12. Macroeconomic Instability: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply.

13. Fiscal Policy and the Federal Budget.

14. Money and the Banking System.

15. The Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy.

PART IV: THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY.

16. The United States and the Global Economy.


18. Economic Environments and the Economics of Developing Countries.

PART I. GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH ECONOMICS

1. What Is Economics?

2. Scarcity and Choice: The Economic Problem

3. Supply and Demand: An Initial Look

PART II. THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF DEMAND AND SUPPLY

4. Consumer Choice: Individual and Market Demand

5. Demand and Elasticity

6. Production, Inputs, and Cost: Building Blocks for Supply Analysis

7. Output, Price, and Profit: The Importance of Marginal Analysis

PART III. MARKETS, FROM COMPETITION TO MONOPOLY: VIRTUES AND VICES

8. The Firm and the Industry Under Perfect Competition

9. The Price System and the Case for Free Markets

10. Monopoly

11. Between Competition and Monopoly

12. The Market Mechanism: Shortcomings and Remedies

13. Microeconomics of the "New Economy": Innovation and Growth

14. Real Firms and their Financing: Stocks and Bonds

PART IV. THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME

15. Pricing the Factors of Production

16. Labor: The Human Input

17. Poverty, Inequality, and Discrimination

PART V. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE ECONOMY

18. Limiting Market Power: Regulation and Antitrust

19. Taxation and Resource Allocation

20. Externalities, the Environment and Natural Resources.

PART VI. THE MACROECONOMY: AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND

21. The Realm of Macroeconomics

22. The Goals of Macroeconomic Policy

23. Economic Growth: Theory and Policy

24. Aggregate Demand and the Powerful Consumer

25. Demand-Side Equilibrium: Unemployment or Inflation?

26. Supply-Side Equilibrium: Unemployment and Inflation?

PART VII. FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY

27. Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy

28. Money and the Banking System

29. Monetary Policy and the National Economy

30. The Debate Over Monetary and Fiscal Policy

31. Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, and Growth

32. Inflation and Growth: The Phillips Curve

PART VIII. THE UNITED STATES IN THE WORLD ECONOMY

33. International Trade and Comparative Advantage

34. The International Monetary System: Order or Disorder?

35. Exchange Rates and the Macroeconomy

Part 1: The Economic Way of Thinking

1 The Economic Approach

2 Some Tools of the Economist

Part 2: Markets and Government

3 Supply, Demand, and the Market Process

4 Supply and Demand: Applications and Extensions

5 The Economic Role of Government

6 The Economics of Collective Decision Making

Part 3: Core Macroeconomics

7 Taking the Nation's Economic Pulse

8 Economic Fluctuations, Unemployment, and Inflation

9 An Introduction to Basic Macroeconomic Markets

10 Working With Our Basic Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply Model

11 Keynesian Foundations of Modern Macroeconomics

12 Fiscal Policy

13 Money and the Banking System

14 Modern Macroeconomics: Monetary System

15 Stabilization Policy, Output, and Employment

16 Economic Growth

Part 4: International Economics Chapter

17 Gaining from International Trade

18 International Finance and the Foreign Exchange Market

Part 5: Core Microeconomics

19 Demand and Consumer Choice

20 Costs and the Supply of Goods

21 Price Takers and the Competitive Process

22 Price-Searcher Markets with Low Entry Barriers

23 Price-Searcher Markets with High Entry Barriers

24 The Supply of and Demand for Productive Resources

25 Earnings, Productivity, and the Job Market

26 Investment, the Capital Market, and the Wealth of Nations

27 Income Inequality and Poverty

Part 6: Beyond the Basics

Special Topic 1: Government Spending and Taxation

Special Topic 2: The Internet: How Is it Changing the Economy?

Special Topic 3: The Economics of Social Security

Special Topic 4: The Stock Market: What Does It Do and How Has it Performed?

Special Topic 5: The Federal Budget and the National Debt

Special Topic 6: Labor Markets and Unemployment: A Crosscountry Analysis

Special Topic 7: The Phillips Curve: Is There a Tradeoff Between Unemployment

and Inflation?

Special Topic 8: The Economic of Health Care

Special Topic 9: School Choice: Can It Improve the Quality of Education in America

Special Topic 10: Is Discrimination Responsible for the Earnings Difference

Between Men and Women?

Special Topic 11: Do Labor Unions Increase the Wages of Workers?

Special Topic 12: How Does Government Regulation Affect Your Life?

Special Topic 13: Natural Resources and the Future

Special Topic 14: Economics and the Environment













10. Monopoly




14. Real Firms and their Financing: Stocks and Bonds








20. Externalities, the Environment and Natural Resources.

PART VI. THE MACROECONOMY: AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND

21. The Realm of Macroeconomics

22. The Goals of Macroeconomic Policy

23. Economic Growth: Theory and Policy

24. Aggregate Demand and the Powerful Consumer



PART VII. FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY

27. Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy

28. Money and the Banking System

29. Monetary Policy and the National Economy

30. The Debate Over Monetary and Fiscal Policy

31. Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, and Growth

32. Inflation and Growth: The Phillips Curve

PART VIII. THE UNITED STATES IN THE WORLD ECONOMY


34. The International Monetary System: Order or Disorder?

35. Exchange Rates and the Macroeconomy

AN INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.

PART 1. ECONOMICS: THE SCIENCE OF SCARCITY.

1. What Economics is About.

Appendix A. Working with Diagrams.

Appendix B. Should You Major in Economics?

2. Economic Activities: Producing and Trading.

3. Supply and Demand: Theory.

4. Supply and Demand: Practice.

Economics in Perspective: Musical Notes, Economic Notes.

MACROECONOMICS.

PART 2. MACROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS.

5. Macroeconomic Measurements, Part I: Prices and Unemployment.

6. Macroeconomic Measurements, Part II: GDP and Real GDP.

Economics in Perspective: The Stories Behind the Numbers.

PART 3. MACROECONOMIC STABILITY, INSTABILITY, AND FISCAL POLICY.

7. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply.

8. The Self-Regulating Economy.

9. Economic Instability: A Critique of the Self-Regulating Economy.

10. The Federal Budget and Fiscal Policy.

PART 4. MONEY, THE ECONOMY, AND MONETARY POLICY.

11. Money and Banking.

12. The Federal Reserve System.

13. Money and the Economy.

14. Monetary Policy.

PART 5. EXPECTATIONS AND GROWTH.

15. Expectations Theory and the Economy.

16. Economic Growth: Resources, Technology, and Ideas.

Economics in Perspective: Debates in Macroeconomics.

MICROECONOMICS.

PART 6. MICROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS.

17. Elasticity.

18. Consumer Choice: Maximizing Utility and Behavioral Economics.

Appendix C. Budget Constraint and Indifference Curve Analysis.

19. The Firm.

20. Production and Costs.

PART 7. PRODUCT MARKET AND POLICIES.


22. Monopoly.

23. Monopolistic Competition, Oligopoly, and Game Theory.

24. Government and Product Markets: Antitrust and Regulation.

PART 8. FACTOR MARKETS AND RELATED ISSUES.

25. Factor Markets: With Emphasis on the Labor Market.

26. Wages, Unions, and Labor.

27. The Distribution of Income and Poverty.

28. Interest, Rent, and Profit.

PART 9. MARKET FAILURE AND PUBLIC CHOICE.

29. Market Failure: Externalities, Public Goods, and Asymmetric Information.

30. Public Choice: Economic Theory Applied to Politics.

THE WORLD ECONOMY.

PART 10. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS: THEORY AND POLICY.



PART I. PRELIMINARIES.


2. Scarcity, Choice, and Economic Systems.

3. Supply and Demand.

4. Working with Supply and Demand.

PART II. MICROECONOMIC DECISION MAKERS.

5. Consumer Choice.

6. Production and Cost.

7. How Firms Make Decisions: Profit Maximization.

PART III. PRODUCT MARKETS.


9. Monopoly.


PART IV. LABOR, CAPITAL, AND FINANCIAL MARKETS.

11. The Labor Market.

12. Economic Inequality.

13. Capital and Financial Markets.

PART V. EFFICIENCY, GOVERNMENT, AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.

14. Economic Efficiency and the Role of Government.

15. Comparative Advantage and the Gains from International Trade.

USING ALL THE THEORY: The Microeconomics Of Domestic Security.

PART VI. MACROECONOMICS: BASIC CONCEPTS.

16. What Macroeconomics Tries to Explain.

17. Production, Income, and Employment.

18. The Monetary System, Prices, and Inflation.

PART VII. LONG-RUN MACROECONOMICS.

19. The Classical Long-Run Model.

20. Economic Growth and Rising Living Standards.

PART VIII. SHORT-RUN MACROECONOMICS.

21. Economic Fluctuations.

22. The Short-Run Macro Model.

PART IX. MONEY, PRICES, AND THE MACROECONOMY.

23. The Banking System and the Money Supply.

24. The Money Market and the Interest Rate.


PART X. MACROECONOMIC POLICY.

26. Inflation and Monetary Policy.

27. Fiscal Policy: Taxes, Spending, and the Federal Budget.

28. Exchange Rates and Macroeconomic Policy.

USING ALL THE THEORY: The Stock Market And The Macroeconomy.

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS

1. The Art and Science of Economic Analysis

2. Some Tools of Economic Analysis

3. Economic Decision Makers

4. Demand and Supply Analysis

PART II INTRODUCTION TO THE MARKET SYSTEM

5. Elasticity of Demand and Supply

6. Consumer Choice and Demand

7. Production and Cost in the Firm

PART III. MARKET STRUCTURE AND PRICING


9. Monopoly

10. Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly

PART IV. RESOURCE MARKETS

11. Resource Markets

12. Labor Markets and Labor Unions

13. Capital, Interest, and Corporate Finance

14. Transaction Costs, Imperfect Information, and Market Behavior

PART V. MARKET FAILURE AND PUBLIC POLICY

15. Economic Regulation and Antitrust Activity

16. Public Goods and Public Choice

17. Externalities and the Environment

18. Income Distribution and Poverty

PART VI. INTERNATIONAL MICROECONOMICS

19. International Trade

PART VII. FUNDAMENTALS OF MACROECONOMICS

20.Introduction to Macroeconomics

21. Productivity and Growth

22. Measuring Economic Aggregates and the Circular Flow of Income

23. Unemployment and Inflation

24. Aggregate Expenditure Components

25. Aggregate Expenditure and Aggregate Demand

26. Aggregate Supply

PART VIII. FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY

27. Fiscal Policy

28. Money and the Financial System

29. Banking and the Money Supply

30. Monetary Theory and Policy

31. The Policy Debate: Active or Passive?

32. Federal Budgets and Public Policy

PART IX. INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS

33. International Finance

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS

1. Introducing the Economic Way of Thinking

Appendix to Chapter 1: Applying Graphs to Economics

2. Production Possibilities, Opportunity Cost, and Economic Growth.

3. Market Demand and Supply.

4. Markets in Action.

Appendix to Chapter 4: Applying Supply and Demand Analysis to Health Care

PART II: MICROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS

5. Price Elasticity of Demand and Supply

6. Consumer Choice Theory

Appendix to Chapter 6: Indifference Curve Analysis

7. Production Costs

PART III: MARKET STRUCTURES


9. Monopoly


11. Labor Markets

PART IV: MICROECONOMIC POLICY ISSUES

12. Income Distribution, Poverty, and Discrimination

13. Antitrust and Regulation

14. Environmental Economics

PART V: MACROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS

15. Gross Domestic Product.

Appendix to Chapter 15: A Four-Sector Circular Flow Model

16. Business Cycles and Unemployment

17. Inflation

PART VI: MACROECONOMIC THEORY AND POLICY

18. The Keynesian Model

19. The Keynesian Model in Action

20. Aggregate Demand and Supply.

Appendix to Chapter 20: The Self-Correcting

Aggregate Demand and Supply Model

21. Fiscal Policy

22. The Public Sector

23. Federal Deficits, Surpluses, and the National Debt

PART VII: MONEY, BANKING, AND MONETARY POLICY

24. Money and the Federal Reserve System

25. Money Creation

26. Monetary Policy

Appendix to Chapter 26: Policy Disputes Using the Self-Correcting Aggregate Demand and Supply Model

27. The Phillips Curve and Expectations Theory

PART VIII: THE NTERNATIONAL ECONOMY

28. International Trade and Finance

29. Economies in Transition

30. Growth and the Less-Developed Countries

1. The Role And Method Of Economics.

2. The Economic Way Of Thinking.

3. Scarcity, Trade-Offs, and Economic Growth.


5. Bringing Supply and Demand Together.

6. Elasticities.

7. Market Efficiency and Welfare.

8. Externalities and Public Goods.

9. Production And Costs.


11. Monopoly.


13. Supply and Demand in Labor Markets.

14. Unemployment, Inflation, and Economic Fluctuations.

15. Measuring a Nation’s Production, Income, and Spending.

16. Economic Growth in the Global Economy.

17. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Fiscal Policy.

18. Public Sector.


20. The Federal Reserve System and Monetary Policy.


PART 1. INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.




4. Supply And Demand.

5. Bringing Supply And Demand Together.

6. Elasticities.

7. Market Efficiency And Welfare.

8. Market Failure And Public Choice.

PART 2. CONSUMERS, PRODUCERS AND COMPETITIVE MARKETS.

9. Consumer Choice.



PART 3. MARKET POWER AND MARKET STRUCTURE.

12. Monopoly.

13. Monopolistic Competition And Oligopoly.

PART 4. INPUT MARKETS, INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

14. Supply And Demand In Input Markets.

15. Income, Poverty And Health Care.

16. The Environment.

PART 5. INTRODUCTION TO THE MACROECONOMY.

17. Macroeconomic Goals.

18. Measuring Economic Performance.

19. Economic Growth In The Global Economy.

20. Investment And Saving.

PART 6. THE MACROECONOMIC MODEL.

21. Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply.

PART 7. STABILIZATION POLICIES.

22. Fiscal Policy.

23. Money And The Banking System.


25. Issues In Macroeconomic Theory And Policy.

PART 8. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS.



PART 1. INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.






6. Elasticities.


8. Market Failure And Public Choice.

PART 2. INTRODUCTION TO THE MACROECONOMY.

9. Macroeconomic Goals.

10. Measuring Economic Performance.

11. Economic Growth In The Global Economy.

12. Investment And Saving.

PART 3. THE MACROECONOMIC MODEL.

13. Aggregate Demand And Aggregate Supply.

PART 4. STABILIZATION POLICIES.

14. Fiscal Policy.

15. Money And The Banking System.


17. Issues In Macroeconomic Theory And Policy.

PART 5. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS.



PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.






6. Elasticities.


8. Market Failure and Public Choice.

PART 2: CONSUMERS, PRODUCERS AND COMPETITIVE MARKETS.

9. Consumer Choice.



PART 3: MARKET POWER AND MARKET STRUCTURE.

12. Monopoly.

13. Monopolistic Competition And Oligopoly.

PART 4: INPUT MARKETS, INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

14. Supply And Demand In Input Markets.

15. Income, Poverty And Health Care.

16. The Environment.

PART 6: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS.



PART I. GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH ECONOMICS.


2. Scarcity and Choice: The Economic Problem.

3. Supply and Demand: An Initial Look.

PART II. THE MACROECONOMY: AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

4. The Realm of Macroeconomics.

5. The Goals of Macroeconomic Policy.

6. Economic Growth: Theory and Policy.

7. Aggregate Demand and the Powerful Consumer.




10. Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy.


12. Monetary Policy and the National Economy.

13. The Debate Over Monetary and Fiscal Policy.

14. Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, and Growth.

15. Inflation and Growth: The Phillips Curve.

PART IV. THE UNITED STATES IN THE WORLD ECONOMY.

16. International Trade and Comparative Advantage.

17. The International Monetary System. Order or Disorder?

18. Exchange Rates and the Macroeconomy.





PART II. MACROECONOMICS: BASIC CONCEPTS.

4. What Macroeconomics Tries to Explain.



PART III. LONG-RUN MACROECONOMICS.

7. The Classical Long-Run Model.


PART IV. SHORT-RUN MACROECONOMICS.


10. The Short-Run Macro Model.

PART V. MONEY, PRICES, AND THE MACROECONOMY.

11. The Banking System.

12. The Money Market and the Interest Rate.


PART VI. MACROECONOMIC POLICY.

14. INFLATION AND MONETARY POLICY.

15. Fiscal Policy: Taxes, Spending, and the Federal Budget.

16. Exchange Rates and Macroeconomic Policy.


USING ALL THE THEORY: The Stock Market and the Macroeconomy.

PART 1: THE ECONOMIC WAY OF THINKING.

1. The Economic Approach.

2. Some Tools of the Economist.

PART 2: MARKETS AND GOVERNMENTS.

3. Supply, Demand, and the Market Process.

4. Supply and Demand: Applications and Extensions.

5. The Economic Role of Government.

6. The Economics of Collective Decision Making.

PART 3: CORE MACROECONOMICS.

7. Taking the Nation's Economic Pulse.

8. Economic Fluctuations, Unemployment, and Inflation.

9. An Introduction to Basic Macroeconomic Markets.

10. Working with Our Basic Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply Model.

11. Keynesian Foundations of Modern Macroeconomics.

12. Fiscal Policy.


14. Modern Macroeconomics: Monetary Policy.

15. Stabilization Policy, Output, and Employment.

16. Economic Growth.

PART 4: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS.

17. Gaining from International Trade.

18. International Finance and the Foreign Exchange Market.

PART 5: BEYOND THE BASICS.

Special Topic 1: Government Spending and Taxation.

Special Topic 2: The Internet: How Is It Changing the Economy?

Special Topic 3: The Economics of Social Security.

Special Topic 4: The Stock Market: What Does It Do And How Has It Performed?

Special Topic 5: The Federal Budget and the National Debt.

Special Topic 6: Labor Market Policies and the Natural Rate of Unemployment: A Cross-Country Analysis.

Special Topic 7: The Phillips Curve: Is There a Tradeoff Between Inflation and Unemployment?




Appendix A. Working with Diagrams.

Appendix B. Should You Major in Economics?





MACROECONOMICS.

PART 2. MACROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS.

5. Macroeconomic Measurements Part I: Prices and Unemployment.

6. Macroeconomic Measurements Part II: GDP and Real GDP.

Economics in Perspective: The Stories Behind the Numbers.

PART 3. MACROECONOMIC STABILITY, INSTABILITY, AND FISCAL POLICY.


8. The Self-Regulating Economy.

9. Economic Instability: A Critique of the Self-Regulating Economy.

10. The Federal Budget and Fiscal Policy.

PART 4. MONEY, THE ECONOMY, AND MONETARY POLICY.

11. Money and Banking.

12. The Federal Reserve System.

13. Money and the Economy.


PART 5. EXPECTATIONS AND GROWTH.

15. Expectations Theory and the Economy.

16. Economic Growth: Resources, Technology and Ideas.

Economics in Perspective: Debates in Macroeconomics.

THE WORLD ECONOMY.








PART II. THE MACROECONOMY: AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

4. The Realm of Macroeconomics.

5. The Goals of Macroeconomic Policy.

6. Economic Growth: Theory and Policy.

7. Aggregate Demand and the Powerful Consumer.




10. Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy.


12. Monetary Policy and the National Economy.

13. The Debate Over Monetary and Fiscal Policy.

14. Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, and Growth.

15. Inflation and Growth: The Phillips Curve.

PART IV. THE UNITED STATES IN THE WORLD ECONOMY.


17. The International Monetary System. Order or Disorder?

18. Exchange Rates and the Macroeconomy.






PART II. FUNDAMENTALS OF MACROECONOMICS.









12. Fiscal Policy.




16. The Policy Debate: Active or Passive.


PART IV. INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS.


PART I: INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.

1. Introducing the Economic Way of Thinking.

Appendix to Chapter 1: Applying Graphs to Economics.

2. Production Possibilities, Opportunity Cost and Economic Growth.



Appendix to Chapter 4: Applying Supply and Demand Analysis to Health Care.

PART II: MACROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS.


Appendix to Chapter 5: A Four-Sector Circular Flow Model.

6. Business Cycles and Unemployment.

7. Inflation.

PART III: MACROECONOMIC THEORY AND POLICY.


Appendix to Chapter 8: The Self-Correcting Aggregate Demand and Supply Model.

9. Fiscal Policy.

10. The Public Sector.

11. Federal Deficits, Surpluses and the National Debt.

PART IV: MONEY, BANKING, AND MONETARY POLICY.

12. Money and the Federal Reserve System.

13. Money Creation.


Appendix to CHapter 14: Policy Disputes Using the Self-Correcting Aggregate Demand and Supply Model.

15. The Phillips Curve and Expectations Theory.

PART V: THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY.

16. International Trade and Finance.

17. Economies in Transition.

28. Growth and the Less-Developed Countries.

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS.


Appendix to Chapter 1: Applying Graphs to Economics.

2. Production Possibilities, Opportunity Cost and Economic Growth.



Appendix to Chapter 4: Applying Supply and Demand Analysis to Health Care.

PART II: MACROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS.


Appendix to Chapter 5: A Four-Sector Circular Flow Model.

6. Business Cycles and Unemployment.

7. Inflation.

PART III: MACROECONOMIC THEORY AND POLICY.

8. The Keynesian Model.

9. The Keynesian Model in Action.


Appendix to Chapter 10: The Self-Correcting Aggregate Demand and Supply Model.

11. Fiscal Policy.


13. Federal Deficits, Surpluses and the National Debt.

PART IV: MONEY, BANKING, AND MONETARY POLICY.

14. Money and the Federal Reserve System.

15. Money Creation.


17. The Phillips Curve and Expectations Theory.

PART V: THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY.

18. International Trade and Finance.

19. Economies in Transition.

20. Growth and the Less-Developed Countries.













10. Monopoly




14. Real Firms and Their Financing: Stocks and Bonds








20. Externalities, The Environment and Natural Resources






4. Working with Supply and Demand.

PART II. MICROECONOMIC DECISION MAKERS.

5. Consumer Choice.



PART III. PRODUCT MARKETS.


9. Monopoly.


PART IV. LABOR, CAPITAL, AND FINANCIAL MARKETS.

11. The Labor Market.

12. Economic Inequality.

13. Capital and Financial Markets.

PART V. EFFICIENCY, GOVERNMENT, AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.



USING ALL THE THEORY: The Microeconomics of Domestic Security.




Appendix A: Working with Diagrams.

Appendix B: Should You Major in Economics?





MICROECONOMICS.

PART 2. MICROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS.

5. Elasticity.

6. Consumer Choice: Maximizing Utility and Behavioral Economics.

Appendix C. Budget Constraint and Indifference Curve Analysis.

7. The Firm.


PART 3. PRODUCT MARKETS AND POLICIES.


10. Monopoly.

11. Monopolistic Competition, Oligopoly, and Game Theory.

12. Government and Product Markets: Antitrust and Regulation.

Economics in Perspective: Intuition and Counterintuition.

PART 4. FACTOR MARKETS AND RELATED ISSUES.

13. Factor Markets: With Emphasis on the Labor Market.

14. Wages, Unions, and Labor.

15. The Distribution of Income and Poverty.

16. Interest, Rent, and Profit.

PART 5. MARKET FAILURE AND PUBLIC CHOICE.

17. Market Failure: Externalities, Public Goods, and Asymmetric Information.

18. Public Choice: Economic Theory Applied to Politics.

Appendix D. The Economics of Transfers.

THE WORLD ECONOMY.








PART II. THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF DEMAND AND SUPPLY.

4. Consumer Choice: Individual and Market Demand.

5. Demand and Elasticity.

6. Production, Inputs, and Cost: Building Blocks for Supply Analysis.

7. Output, Price, and Profit: The Importance of Marginal Analysis.

PART III. MARKETS, FROM COMPETITION TO MONOPOLY: VIRTUES AND VICES.

8. The Firm and the Industry Under Perfect Competition.

9. The Price System and the Case for Free Markets.

10. Monopoly.

11. Between Competition and Monopoly.

12. The Market Mechanism: Shortcomings and Remedies.

13. Microeconomics of the "New Economy": Innovation and Growth.

14. Real Firms and Their Financing: Stocks and Bonds.

PART IV. THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME.

15. Pricing the Factors of Production.

16. Labor: The Human Input.

17. Poverty, Inequality, and Discrimination.

PART V. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE ECONOMY.

18. Limiting Market Power: Regulation and Antitrust.

19. Taxation and Resource Allocation.

20. Externalities, The Environment and Natural Resources.







PART II. INTRODUCTION TO THE MARKET SYSTEM.






9. Monopoly.














PART I: INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS


Appendix to Chapter 1: Applying Graphs to Economics

2. Production Possibilities, Opportunity Cost, and Economic Growth

3. Market Demand and Supply


Appendix to Chapter 4: Applying Supply and Demand Analysis to Health Care

PART II: MICROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS

5. Price Elasticity of Demand and Supply

6. Consumer Choice Theory

Appendix to Chapter 6: Indifference Curve Analysis

7. Production Costs

PART III: MARKET STRUCTURES


9. Monopoly


11. Labor Markets

PART IV: MICROECONOMIC POLICY ISSUES

12. Income Distribution, Poverty, and Discrimination

13. Antitrust and Regulation

14. Environmental Economics

PART V: THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY

15. International Trade and Finance

16. Economies in Transition

17. Growth and the Less-Developed Countries

1. Principles of Microeconomics (1).

2. Principles of Microeconomics (2).

3. Introduction to the Legal System.

4. Introduction to Property Law.

5. Problems of Incomplete Property Rights.

6. Informal Creation of Property Rights.

7. Contracts.

8. Torts.

9. The Economics of Litigation.

10. Criminal Law.

11. The Corporation.

12. Taxation.

Introduction.

1. Property Rights.

2. Zoning and Regulation

3. Nuisance Externalities

4. Public Goods

5. Intellectual Property

6. Contract Formation

7. Performance and Excuse

8. Breach and Remedy

9. Liability Rules

10. Liability. Rights and Duties

11. Product Liability

1. The Economic Analysis of the Law: An Introduction.

2. Property.

3. Conflicts Over Property Rights.

4. Contract Formation and Evolution.

5. Breach of Contract.

6. Torts.

7. The Economics of Crime.

8. Contingency Fees, Cost Rules and Litigation.

1. Introduction.

2. Economic Efficiency and Markets: How the Invisible Hand Works.

3. Government Intervention in Market Failure.

4. Valuing the Environment.

5. Environmental Decision-Making: Criteria and Methods of Assessment.

6. The Macroeconomics of the Environment.

7. The Economics of Global Climate Change.

8. Energy and the Environment: Production.

9. Energy and the Environment: Consumption.

10. Mining and Material Use.

11. Fisheries.

12. Temperate Forests.

13. Tropical Forests.

14. The Economics of Biodiversity.

15. Water Resources.

16. Toxins in the Environment.

17. Agriculture and the Environment.

18. The Environment and Economic Growth in Developing Countries.

19. Conclusion.

PART I: THE RELEVANCE OF ECONOMICS IN HEALTH AND MEDICAL CARE.

1. U.S. Medical Care: Crisis or Conundrum.

2. Using Economics to Study Health Issues.

3. Analyzing Medical Care Markets.

4. Economic Evaluation in Health Care.

PART II: DEMAND-SIDE CONSIDERATIONS.

5. Demand for Health and Medical Care.

6. The Market for Health Insurance.

PART III: SUPPLY-SIDE CONSIDERATIONS.

7. Managed Care.

8. The Market for Health Care Professionals.

9. The Market for Hospital Services.

PART IV: CONFOUNDING FACTORS—SALT.

10. Sociocultural Considerations.

11. The Aging of the Population.

12. The Legal System and Medical Malpractice.

13. Technology in Medicine.

PART V: PUBLIC POLICY IN MEDICAL CARE DELIVERY.

14. Policies that Enhance Access.

15. Policies to Contain Costs.

16. Medical Care Systems Worldwide.

17. Medical Care Reform in the United States.

18. Lessons for Public Policy.

PART 1. FOUNDATIONS

1. Industrial Organization: What, How, and Why

2. Basic Microeconomics

3. Market Structure and Market Power

4. Technology and Cost

PART 2. MONOPOLY POWER AND PRACTICE

5. Price Discrimination and Monopoly: Linear Pricing

6. Price Discrimination and Monopoly: Non-Linear Pricing

7. Product Variety and Quality Under Monopoly

8. Commodity Bundling and Tie-In Sales

PART 3. GAME THEORY AND OLIGOPOLY OUTCOMES

9. Static Games and Cournot Competition

10. Price Competition

11. Dynamic Games and First and Second Movers

PART 4. ANTI-COMPETITIVE BEHAVIOR

12. Limit Pricing and Entry Deterrence

13. Predatory Conduct: Recent Developments

14. Price- Fixing and Repeated Games

15. Collusion in Practice

PART 5. CONTRACTUAL RELATIONS BETWEEN FIRMS

16. Horizontal Mergers

17. Vertical and Conglomerate Mergers

18. Vertical Price Restraints

19. Non-Price Vertical Restraints

PART 6. NON-PRICE DIMENSIONS OF COMPETITION

20. Advertising, Market Power, and Information

21. Advertising and Brand Name Competition

22. Research and Development

23. Patents and Patent Policy

PART 7. ADDITIONAL ISSUES

24. Network Issues

25. Auctions and Auction Markets

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMIC SYSTEMS, ANALYSIS, AND DECISION MAKING

1. Introduction to Economics

2. How to Interpret Economic Performance

3. The Decision Making Process in the Global Political Economy

4. Objectives and Tools of Macroeconomic Policy

5. CASE: The Collapse of the U.S.S.R.

PART II. ECONOMIES IN THE LONG RUN

6. Economic Growth and Productivity

7. CASE: The Reagan Economic Plan

8. Introduction to the Balance of Payments

9. CASE: Kennedy and the Balance of Payments

10. CASE: Nixon's New Economic Policy: 1971

11. International Trade and Capital Flows

12. CASE: The Mexican Currency Crises: 1981-1995

13. CASE: China and the World Trade Organization

14. CASE: Iraq and Economic Sanctions

PART III. ECONOMIES IN THE SHORT RUN

15. Money and Income

16. CASE: U.S. Financial Crisis of 1931

17. Consumption and the Income Multiplier

18. Investment and Savings

19. CASE: Cures for the Great Depression

20. Expectations and Supply Shocks

21. CASE: The Recession of 1975

22. Employment and Unemployment

23. CASE: The Clinton Economic Plan

24. Causes of Inflation and Deflation

25. CASE: UK Under Thatcher

26. Exchange Rate Determination

27. CASE: Decline of the Dollar: 1978

PART IV. MACROECONOMIC POLICIES

28. Implementing Monetary Policy

29. CASE: Volcker and the Fed: 1979-1982

30. CASE: Japanese Financial Liberalization

31. Implementing Fiscal Policy

32. CASE: The Tax Cut of 1964

33. Debt, Deficits, and Surpluses

34. CASE: The Reagan Deficits

35. CASE: Privatization in the UK

36. CASE: Health Care Reform

1. Introduction.

PART I. CONSUMERS’ SOVEREIGNTY.

2. Consumer Preferences.

3. Utility Maximization.

4. Comparative Statics: Analysis of Individual Demand and Labor Supply.

PART II. MARKETS AND CONSUMER INTERACTION.

5. Market Demand.

6. Pure Exchange.

PART III. PRODUCERS’ RULES.

7. Production Technology.

8. Theory of Cost.

PART IV. COMPETITIVE FORCES.


10. Economic Efficiency.

11. General Competitive Equilibrium.

PART V. MONOPOLY POWER.

12. Monopoly and Regulation.

13. Price Discrimination.

PART VI. STRATEGIC AGENT INTERACTION.

14. Game Theory.

15. Industrial Organization.

PART VII. INPUT MARKETS.

16. Competitive Input Markets.

17. Monopoly Power in Input Markets.

PART VIII. RISKY WORLD AND INTERTEMPORAL CHOICES.

18. Risky Choices and Risk Aversion.

19. Intertemporal Choices and Capital Decisions.

PART IX. MISSING MARKETS.

20. Welfare Economics.

21. Externalities.

22. Public Goods.

23. Asymmetric Information.

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PART I: INTRODUCTION.

1. Economic Models.

2. The Mathematics of Optimization.

PART II: CHOICE AND DEMAND.

3. Preferences and Utility.

4. Utility Maximization and Choice.

5. Income and Substitution Effects.

6. Demand Relationships Among Goods.

PART III: PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY.

7. Production Functions.

8. Cost Functions.

9. Profit Maximization.

PART IV: COMPETITIVE MARKETS.

10. The Partial Equilibrium Competitive Model.

11. Applied Competitive Analysis.

12. General Equilibrium and Welfare.

PART V: MODELS OF IMPERFECT COMPETITION.

13. Models of Monopoly.

14. Traditional Models of Imperfect Competition.

15. Game Theory Models of Pricing.

PART VI: PRICING IN INPUT MARKETS.

16. Labor Markets.

17. Capital Markets.

PART VII: UNCERTAINTY, INFORMATION, AND EXTERNALITIES.

18. Uncertainty and Risk Aversion.

19. The Economics of Information.

20. Externalities and Public Goods.

21. Political Economics.

PART I. MICROECONOMICS AND THE MARKET ECONOMY

1. Overview of Economics

2. Demand and Supply

3. Market Dynamics and Interventions

4. Choice and Demand

Appendix: Utility Maximization

5. Costs and Supply

Appendix: Production Functions

PART II. PUBLIC SECTOR ECONOMICS AND MARKET FAILURES

6. Efficiency and Equity

7. Welfare Economics

8. Monopoly

9. Externalities

10. Public Goods

11. Imperfect Information

PART III. COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS

12. Intertemporal Costs And Benefits

13. Cost Benefit Analysis

14. Cost Benefit Applications

1. Supply, Demand, and Equilibrium.

2. Prices, Costs, and the Gains from Trade.

3. The Behavior of Consumers.

4. Consumers in the Marketplace.

5. The Behavior of Firms.


7. Competition.

8. Welfare Economics and the Gains from Trade.

9. Knowledge and Information.

10. Monopoly.

11. Market Power, Collusion, and Oligopoly.

12. The Theory of Games.

13. External Costs and Benefits.

14. Common Property and Public Goods.

15. The Demand for Factors of Production.

16. The Market for Labor.

17. Allocating Goods Over Time.

18. Risk and Uncertainty.

19. What is Economics?

Appendix A. Calculus Supplement.

Appendix B. Answers to Exercises.

Appendix C. Answers to Problem Sets.

1. Introduction.

2. A Historical Review of European Monetary Integration.

3. An Optimum Currency Area.

4. A New Currency for Europe: the Euro.

5. Monetary and Fiscal Policy in the Euro Area.

6. The Euro Exchange Rate.

7. The Enlargement of the EU and the EMU.

1. Savings, Productivity and Structured Growth.

Case Study: Singapore Inc.

2. Gradual Transition from a Planned Economy.

Case Study: China: Facing the 21st Century.

3. Import Substitution to Washington Consensus.

Case Study: India on the Move.

4. State Socialism's Disintegration.

Case Study: Russia: The End of a Time of Troubles?

Conceptual Note: The State.

5. Structural Adjustment Beyond the Washington Consensus.

Case Study: Mexico: The Unfinished Agenda.

6. Regional Free Trade Amidst Instability.

Case Study: Brazil: Embracing Globalization?

7. The African Renaissance.

Case Study: South Africa: Getting in GEAR.

8. Islamic Resurgence.

Case Study: Saudi Arabia: Getting the House in Order.

Industry Note: World Oil Markets.

9. Regional Integration.

Case Study: European Monetary Union.

10. Monetary Union and Microeconomic Competitiveness.

Case Study: Italy: A New Commitment to Growth.

11. The Limits of Managed Growth.

Case Study: Japan: Beyond the Bubble.

12. Deficits, Debt and Defense.

Case Study: Excerpts from Economic Report of the President, 2003.

Introduction.

1. The International Economy.

PART ONE. INTERNATIONAL TRADE RELATIONS.

2. Foundations of Modern Trade Theory: Comparative Advantage.

3. Sources of Comparative Advantage.

4. Tariffs.

5. Nontariff Trade Barriers.

6. Trade Regulations and Industrial Policies.

7. Trade Policies for the Developing Nations.

8. Regional Trading Arrangements.

9. International Factor Movements and Multinational Enterprises.

PART TWO. INTERNATIONAL MONETARY RELATIONS.

10. The Balance of Payments.

11. Foreign Exchange.

12. Exchange-Rate Determination.

13. Balance-of-Payments Adjustments Under Fixed Exchange Rates.

14. Exchange-Rate Adjustments and the Balance of Payments.

15. Exchange-Rate Systems and Currency Crises.

16. Macroeconomic Policy in an Open Economy.

17. International Banking: Reserves, Debt, and Risk.

UNIT 1: INTERNATIONAL PAYMENTS AND EXCHANGE.

1. Keeping Up with a Changing World—Trade Flows, Capital Flows, and the Balance of Payments.

2. The Market for Foreign Exchange.

3. Exchange-Rate Systems, Past to Present.

UNIT 2: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS, MARKETS, AND INSTITUTIONS.

4. The Forward Currency Market and International Financial Arbitrage.

5. Interest Yields, Interest-Rate Risk, and Derivative Securities.

6. International Banking, Central Banks, and Supranational Financial Policymaking Institutions.

7. The International Financial Architecture and Emerging Economies.

UNIT 3: EXCHANGE-RATE AND BALANCE-OF-PAYMENTS DETERMINATION.

8. Traditional Approaches to Balance-of-Payments and Exchange-Rate Determination.

9. Monetary and Portfolio Approaches to Balance-of-Payments and Exchange-Rate Determination.

UNIT 4: OPEN ECONOMY MACROECONOMICS AND POLICY ANALYSIS.

10. An Open Economy Framework.

11. Economic Policy with Fixed Exchange Rates.

12. Economic Policy with Floating Exchange Rates.

13. The Price Level, Real Output, and Economic Policymaking.

UNIT 5: DOMESTIC AND MULTINATIONAL POLICYMAKING IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY.

14. Domestic Economic Policymaking in a Global Economy.

15. Policy Coordination, Monetary Union, and Target Zones.

1. Introduction to the World Economy

PART I: INTERNATIONAL MICROECONOMICS

2. Comparative Advantage I: Labor Productivity and the Ricardian Model Appendix: What Can the World Produce? The World Production Possibilities Frontier

3. Comparative Advantage II: Factor Endowments and the Neoclassical Model

Appendix A: The Edgeworth Box

Appendix B: Offer Curves

4. Trade, Distribution, and Welfare

5. Beyond Comparative Advantage: Empirical Evidence and New Trade Theories

6. Tariffs. Appendix: Offer Curves and Tariffs Appendix: General-Equilibrium Tariff Effects in a Small Country

7. No Tariff Barriers and the New Protectionism

8. Arguments for Restricting Trade

9. The Political Economy of Trade Policy and Borders

10. Grown, Immigration, and Multinationals

11. Development, Transition, and Trade

PART II: INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMICS

12. Currency Markets and Exchange Rates

13. The Balance-of-Payments Accounts

14. The Market for Goods and Services in an Open Economy

15. Money, the Banking System, and Foreign Exchange

16. Short-Run Macroeconomic Policy Under Fixed Exchange Rates

17. Short-Run Macroeconomic Policy Under Flexible Exchange Rates

18. The Exchange Rate in the Long-Run Equilibrium

19. Prices and Output in an Open Economy Appendix: The Aggregate Demand Curve

20. International Monetary Regimes 21. Macroeconomics of Development and Transition

1. Windows on the World Economy.

PART 1. INTERNATIONAL TRADE.

2. Absolute Advantage.

3. Comparative Advantage.

4. Intra-Industry Trade.

5. The Politics of Trade.

6. Trade Policy Analysis.

7. The World Trade Organization.

8. Regional Trade Agreements.

PART 2. INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION.

9. Foreign Market Entry and International Production.

10. Foreign Direct Investment and Intra-Firm Trade.

11. International Competition and Management.

PART 3. INTERNATIONAL FINANCE.

12. Accounting Frameworks.

13. Exchange Rates and Purchasing Power Parity.

14. Flexible Exchange Rates.

15. Fixed Exchange Rates.

16. The International Monetary Fund.

17. Crises and Responses.

18. Monetary Unions.

PART 4. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

19. Development Concepts (with Sisay Asefa).

20. Growth, Trade, and Development.

21. Hosting Multinational Enterprises.

22. The World Bank.

23. Structural Adjustment.

1. The Labor Market

2. Hours of Work

3. Labor Force Participation

4. The Demand for Labor in the Short Run

5. The Demand for Labor in the Long Run

6. The Determination of Wages

7. Economics of Human Resource Management

8. Education, Training, and Earnings Differentials: The Theory of Human Capital

9. Occupational Wage Differentials

10. Discrimination in the Labor Market

11. Union Membership and Collective Bargaining

12. The Economic Impact of Labor Unions

13. Unemployment


1. Introduction and Goals of the Firm

2. Fundamental Economic Concepts

2A. Differential Calculus Techniques in Management

PART II. DEMAND AND FORECASTING

3. Demand Analysis

3A. Indifference Curve Analysis of Demand

4. Estimation of Demand

4A. Problems in Applying the Linear Regression Model

5. Business and Economic Forecasting

6. Managing Exports

6A. International Parity Conditions

PART III. PRODUCTION AND COST

7. Production Economics

7A. Maximization of Production Output Subject to a Cost Constraint

7B. Production Decisions and Linear Programming

8. Cost Analysis

8A. Long-Run Costs with Cobb-Douglas Production Function

9. Applications of Cost Theory

9A. Mass Customization and the Learning Curve

PART IV. PRICING AND OUTPUT DECISIONS: STRATEGY AND TACTICS

10. Prices, Output, and Strategy: Pure and Monopolistic Competition

11. Price and Output Determination: Monopoly and Dominant Firms

12. Price and Output Determination: Oligopoly

13. Game-Theoretic Rivalry: Best-Practice Tactics

13A. Capacity Planning and Pricing Against a Low-Cost Competitor: A Case Study of Piedmont Airlines and People Express

14. Pricing Techniques and Analysis

14A. Revenue Management

14B. Pricing of Joint Products and Transfer Products

PART V. ORGANIZATIONAL ARCHITECHTURE AND INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS

15. Contracting, Governance, and Organizational Form

16. Optimal Mechanism Design

16A. Externalities

17. Government Regulation

PART VI. LONG-TERM INVESTMENT DECISIONS AND RISK MANAGEMENT

18. Long-Term Investment Analysis

19. Decisions Under Risk and Uncertainty

1. Introduction to Mathematical Economics.

Appendix: Calculus Review

2. Introduction to Mathematical Economic Applications.

3. Matrix Theory.

4. Applications of Matrix Theory to Linear Models.

5. Multivariate Calculus: Theory.

6. Multivariate Calculus: Applications.

7. Multivariable Optimization without Constraints: Theory.

8. Multivariable Optimization without Constraints: Applications.

9. Constrained Optimization: Theory.

10. Constrained Optimization: Applications.

11. Optimization with Inequality Constraints: Theory.

12. Optimization with Inequality Constraints.

13. Value Functions and the Envelope Theorem: Theory.

14. Value Functions and the Envelope Theorem: Duality and Other Applications.

15. Introduction to Difference and Differential Equations: Theory.

16. Introduction to Difference and Differential Equations: Applications.

17. Static Games with Complete Information: Theory.

18. Static Games with Complete Information: Applications.

19. Dynamic Games with Complete Information: Theory.

20. Dynamic Games with Complete Information: Applications.

PART 1. INTRODUCTION

1. Introduction and Overview

2. Principles of Money

3. The Role of Money and Credit

4. Analysis of the Financial System and the Economy

5. The Overseer: The Federal Reserve System

6. Financial Markets, Instruments, and Market Makers

PART 2. FINANCIAL PRICES

7. Interest Rates and Bond Prices

8. The Structure of Interest Rates

9. Market Efficiency

10. How Exchange Rates Are Determined

PART 3. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

11. An Introduction to Financial Institutions and Risk

12. The Commercial Banking Industry

13. Financial Innovation

14. Financial Instability

15. Regulation of the Banking System and the Financial Services Industry

16. Other Financial Institutions: Security Firms, Mutual Funds, and Financial Conglomerates

PART 4. FINANCIAL MARKETS

17. The Stock Market

18. The Debt Markets

19. Forward, Futures, Option, and Swap Agreements: Managing Risk

20. The International Financial System

PART 5. MONETARY THEORY

21. The Fed, Depository Institutions, and the Money Supply Process

22. The Demand for Real Money Balances and Market Equilibrium

23. Financial Aspects of the Household, Firm, Government and Rest of the World Sectors


PART 6. MONETARY POLICY

25. The Challenges of Monetary Policy

26. The Process of Monetary Policy Formulation

27. Fed Watching and Policy Implementation

28. Monetary Policy: Exchange Rates and Global Coordination

1. An Introduction to Economics Expirements.

2. How Markets Work.

3. Market Efficiency and Taxation.


5. Firm Behavior and Industrial Organization.

6. Labor Markets.

7. Consumer Choice.

8. Macroeconomic Data.

9. Savings, Investment, and Financial Systems.

10. Money and Prices.

11. Macroeconomic Models.

12. Monetary and Fiscal Policy.

1. Can You Get Too Much of a Good Thing?

2. There Is a Right Amount of Everything.

3. Have a Question, Build a Theory.

4. Change Often Begets Change.

5. Why Is It Harder to Predict than to Explain?

6. Did you Really Mean to Pay for That?

7. Is the Grass Really Greener on the Other Side of the Fence?

8. Why There Will Always Be Lies and Liars.

9. How Things Will Turn Out.

10. What Kinds of Explanations Do Economists Use?

11. Good Things Can Just Happen.

12. Winners and Losers.

13. Life Is Just One Big Real Estate Market.

14. Rational Men and Women.

15. Rationing Devices.

16. Where’s Waldo? Where’s the Economics?

17. Drug Busts and SUVs, or the Importance of Thinking in Threes.

18. Is It the Same Everywhere? Is It the Same All the Time?

19. Gifts, Trades, and Transfers.

20. There Are No $10 Bills on the Sidewalk.

21. Ratios: More than Twice As Good

22. More Than Common Sense Is Needed.

23. Did I Ask For This? Would I Have Asked For This?

24. Right For Me, Right For You, But Wrong For Us.

PART I: PRELIMINARIES.

1. What is Economics?



PART II: MICROECONOMIC DECISION MAKERS.

4. Consumer Choice.



PART III: MARKETS, PRICES, AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION.


8. Monopoly and Imperfect Competition.

9. Labor Markets and Wage Rates.


PART IV: MACROECONOMICS: BASIC CONCEPTS.




PART V: THE BEHAVIOR OF THE MACROECONOMY.



16. The Banking System, the Federal Reserve, and Monetary Policy.


PART VI: INTERNATIONAL TRADE.


Proficiency 1. The Ability to Gain Access to Existing Knowledge.

1. Locating Economic Data.

2. Transforming Economic Data.

3. Locating Published Research.

Proficiency 2. The Ability to Demonstrate Command of Existing Knowledge.

4. Writing Methods and Practices.

5. Presenting an Oral Report.

6. Writing a Short Descriptive Report.

7. Writing a Summary Report.

8. Summarizing a Policy Debate.

Proficiency 3. The Ability to Identify and Discuss Economic Concepts in Published Materials.

9. The Economic Content of News Stories.

10. The Economic Content of Published Research.

Proficiency 4. The Ability to Use Existing Knowledge to Explore an Issue.

11. Theory in Economic Research.

12. Empirical Methods in Economic Research.

13. Reporting the Results of Economic Research.

1. Claims.

2. Arguments.

3. Reasoning with Special Kinds of Claims.

4. Reasoning about Experience.

5. Explanations and Models.

1 The Business of Banking2 Development of U.S. Banking3 Money and Interest4 Deposits in Banks5 Negotiable Instruments6 Bank Loans7 Mortgages8 Commercial Lending9 Specialized Bank Services

Chapter 1 What is Sports and Entertainment Management?1.1 Management Basics1.2 Sports Management1.3 Entertainment ManagementChapter 2 College and Amateur Sports 2.1 Managing College Athletics 2.2 Managing Amateur Sport 2.3 Economic ImpactChapter 3 Professional Sports3.1 Managing Big League Sports3.2 Organizing A Professional Team3.3 Agents, Managers, and EthicsChapter 4 Sports and Entertainment Management4.1 Managing Local Events4.2 Managing College Events4.3 Managing Professional Sports4.4 Managing Other EventsChapter 5 Management Function5.1 Planning5.2 Organizing5.3 Implementing and ControllingChapter 6 Decision Making 6.1 How Managers Make Decisions6.2 Group Decision Making6.3 Knowledge ManagementChapter 7 Management Strategies7.1 The Building Blocks of Strategy7.2 The Process of Strategic Management7.3 Strategic Planning ToolsChapter 8 Organizing and Staffing8.1 Coordinating for Success8.2 Networking and Delegation8.3 Management Careers in Sports and EntertainmentChapter 9 Leaders in a Changing Environment9.1 Characteristics of Leaders9.2 How Do Leaders Motivate?9.3 Agents of ChangeChapter 10 Managing Groups and Teams10.1 Understanding Group Structures10.2 Building Successful Teams10.3 Designing a Team-Based OrganizationChapter 11 Managing Operations11.1 Operations Management11.2 Control Through EvaluationChapter 12 Managing With Information Technology12.1 Management Information Systems12.2 Implementing Strategies with an MIS

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO CAPITAL MARKETS.

1. Global Capital Markets.

2. Central Banking and Capital. Markets.

PART II. MAJOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.

3. Commercial Banks.

4. Investment Banks.

5. Investment Companies.

6. Brokerage and Clearing Companies.

7. Insurance Companies.

PART III. MAJOR CAPITAL MARKETS.

8. Government Securities Markets.

9. Municipal Bond Markets.

10. Corporate Debt Markets.

11. Stock Markets.

12. Depository Receipt Markets.

13. Mortgage- and Asset- Backed Securities Markets.

14. Financial Derivative Markets.

15. Foreign Exchange Markets.

PART IV. INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTERS.

16. The Euromarket.

17. European Economic and Monetary Union.

18. Japanese Capital Markets.

19. Emerging Financial Markets.

20. Asian and Russian Markets.

21. Latin American Markets.

Phase 1: On Your OwnPhase 2: Raising a FamilyPhase 3: Investing in the FutureGlossary

Unit 1 Career Decisions

Chapter 1 Choosing Your Career1.1 Considering Careers1.2 The Challenge of Change

Chapter 2 Planning Your Career2.1 Finding a Good Career Fit2.2 Finding Career Opportunities

Chapter 3 Getting the Job3.1 Getting an Interview3.2 Applying, Interviewing, and Following Up

Chapter 4 Adapting to Your Job4.1 Communicating in the Work Environment4.2 Thriving in the Work Environment

Chapter 5 Keeping Your Job5.1 Work-Related Forms and Laws5.2 Responsibilities on the Job

Unit 2 Money Management

Chapter 6 Pay, Benefits, and Working Conditions6.1 Understanding Pay, Benefits, and Incentives6.2 Work Arrangements and Organizations

Chapter 7 Federal Income Tax7.1 Our Tax System7.2 Filing Tax Returns

Chapter 8 Budgets and Financial Records8.1 Budgeting and Record Keeping8.2 Legal Documents and Filing Systems

Chapter 9 Checking Accounts and Other Banking Services9.1 Checking Accounts9.2 Other Banking Services and Fees

Unit 3 Financial Security

Chapter 10 Saving for the Future10.1 Saving for the Future10.2 Savings Options, Features, and Plans

Chapter 11 Investing for Your Future11.1 Investing Fundamentals11.2 Exploring Investment Options

Chapter 12 Investing in Stocks12.1 Evaluating Stocks12.2 Buying and Selling Stock

Chapter 13 Investing in Bonds13.1 Characteristics of Bonds13.2 Buying and Selling Bonds

Chapter 14 Investing in Mutual Funds, Real Estate, and Other Alternatives14.1 Investing in Mutual Funds14.2 Investing in Real Estate14.3 Other Investment Choices

Chapter 15 Retirement and Estate Planning15.1 Planning for Retirement15.2 Saving for Retirement

Unit 4 Credit Management

Chapter 16 Credit in America16.1 What is Credit?16.2 Types and Sources of Credit Chapter 17 Credit Records and Laws17.1 Establishing Good Credit17.2 Credit Ratings and Legal Protection

Chapter 18 Responsibilities and Costs of Credit18.1 Using Credit Responsibly18.2 Analyzing and Computing Credit Costs

Chapter 19 Problems with Credit19.1 Getting Unstuck19.2 Reconsidering Bankruptcy

Unit 5 Resource ManagementChapter 20 Personal Decision Making20.1 Making Better Decisions20.2 Spending Habits

Chapter 21 Renting a Residence21.1 Housing Decisions21.2 The Rental Process

Chapter 22 Buying a Home22.1 Why Buy a Home?22.2 The Home-Buying Process

Chapter 23 Buying and Caring for a Vehicle23.1 Buying a Vehicle23.2 Maintaining Your Vehicle

Chapter 24 Family Decisions24.1 Family Plans and Goals24.2 Dealing with Life's Uncertainties

Unit 6 Risk Management

Chapter 25 Introduction to Risk Management25.1 What Is Insurance?25.2 Risk Management

Chapter 26 Property and Liability Insurance26.1 Property Insurance26.2 Automobile and Umbrella Insurance

Chapter 27 Health and Life Insurance27.1 Health Insurance27.2 Disability and Life Insurance

Unit 7 Consumer Rights and Responsibilities

Chapter 28 Role of Consumers in a Free Enterprise System28.1 Our Free Enterprise System28.2 Consumer Problems

Chapter 29 Consumer Protection29.1 Laws to Protect Consumers29.2 Agencies to Protect Consumers

Chapter 30 Dispute Resolution30.1 The Legal System30.2 Other Ways to Seek Redress

Appendix A 1040EZ Tax Tables

Appendix B 1040A Tax Tables

Lots of assessment! There are vocabulary building, case problems, application problems, end of chapter activities and more!

Chapter 1. OrientationChapter 2. Customer AccountsChapter 3. Checks and DepositsChapter 4. Customer Relations and Cash HandlingChapter 5. Teller ProceduresChapter 6. A Day at the Teller WindowAppendix A Using the Midtown Bank SoftwareAppendix B Launching the Midtown Bank Software.

1 Setting Up a File2 Opening a Checking Account3 Setting Up a Budget Chapter4 Opening a Savings Account and Comparing Bank Services5 Applying for Credit6 Preparing Income Tax Records and Beginning a Job Search7 Looking for Housing8 Looking at Insurance: Health and Life9 Looking at Insurance: Auto and Home10 Looking at Transportation Options11 Checking Out the Rights and Responsibilities of the Consumer

Introduction: Bank Services and FeesLesson One Using Bank ServicesActivity 1 Changing Percentages to DecimalsActivity 2 Multiplication and RoundingActivity 3 Calculating Your Net PayActivity 4 Figuring InterestActivity 5 Figuring Spending LevelsActivity 6 Completing a New-Account ApplicationActivity 7 Identifying Parties to a CheckActivity 8 Identifying Types of AccountsActivity 9 Practicing SignaturesActivity 10 Completing a Signature Authorization CardActivity 11 Cashier's CheckActivity 12 Completing Deposit SlipsLesson Two Using Your Checking AccountActivity 13 Preparing Check StubsActivity 14 Preparing a Check RegisterActivity 15 Writing Amounts on ChecksActivity 16 Preparing ChecksActivity 17 Practicing Predesignated EndorsementsActivity 18 Practicing Undesignated EndorsementsActivity 19 Understanding the Bank StatementActivity 20 Finding Outstanding TransactionsActivity 21 Reconciliation PracticeActivity 22 Bank Reconciliation Worksheets Lesson Three Bank Customer Simulation: Typical TransactionsActivity 23 First Month's TransactionsActivity 24 Bank Statement, Month 1Activity 25 Applying for a LoanActivity 26 Second Month's TransactionsActivity 27 Bank Statement, Month 2

1 The Job Market2 On the Job3 Checking Accounts4 Other Banking Services 5 Credit 6 Budgeting 7 Insurance and Retirement 8 Auto and Home Insurance 9 Owning and Operating a Car 10 Housing 11 Consumer Protection 12 Investment Opportunities

I. Introduction

II. How do I access financial information about a company in the Thomson ONE—Business School Edition, Finance and Accounting Database?

III. How do I find general overview information for a firm?

IV. How do I find more complete company information?

V. How do I find stock price information for a company?

VI. How do I find financial statement and financial ration information for a company?

VII. How do I find earnings estimates information for a company?

VIII. How do I find reports that a company has filed?

IX. How do I find recent news articles about the company?

X. How do I find information about firms that are similar to other firms?

XI. How do I prepare custom-designed reports for a company?

XII. How do I find information on market indices?

XIII. Can I build my own portfolio of firms and access information about the portfolio?

XIV. Summary

PART I. STRATEGY AND VALUE

1. Long-Term Investing and Financial Decisions

2. Market Imperfections and Value: Strategy Matters

3. Measuring Wealth: Time Value of Money

4. Value-Driven Management

PART II. CAPITAL INVESTMENT CHOICE

5. Measuring Investment Value: You Can Trust NPV

6. Alternate Measures of Capital Investment Desirability

7. Ranking Mutually Exclusive Investments

PART III. ESTIMATING CASH FLOWS

8. Measuring Incremental Cash Flows

9. Taxes and Foreign Investments

10. Inflation and Capital Investment Analysis

PART IV. RISK AND INVESTMENT CHOICE

11. Introduction to Risk Analysis

12. Single Investment Risk Analysis

13. Risk from the Company Perspective: Capital Budgeting with Consideration of Firm Risk Reduction Effects

14. Risk from the Shareholders' Perspective: Using CAPM in Capital Budgeting

15. Arbitrage Pricing Theory, Option Pricing Theory, and Capital Budgeting

PART V. FINANCING DECISIONS AND REQUIRED RETURN.

16. Cost of Capital

17. Capital Structure and Value

18. Capital Structure Decisions

19. Dividend Policy and Investment Decisions

20. Interactions Between Investment and Financing Decisions

21. Lease Analysis

22. Capital Rationing

PART VI. SPECIAL TOPICS

23. Capital Budgeting in Nonprofit Organizations

24. Multicriteria Capital Budgeting and Linear Programming

25. Mergers


1. The Role and Objective of Financial Management

2. The Business Environment

3. Review of Financial Statements

4. Evaluation of Firm Performance

PART II. DETERMINANTS OF VALUATION


6. Analysis of Risk and Return

7. Characteristics and Valuation of Bonds

8. Characteristics and Valuation of Common Stocks and Preferred Stocks

PART III. THE CAPITAL INVESTEMENT DECISION

9. Capital Budgeting and Cash Flow Analysis

10. Capital Budgeting Decision Criteria and Risk Analysis

PART IV. CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY

11. The Cost of Capital

12. Capital Structure Policy: Foundation Concepts

13. Capital Structure Policy: Theory and Practice

14. Dividend Policy

PART V. FINANCIAL PLANNING, WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE

15. Long-term and Short-term Planning

16. Working Capital Policy and Management of Current Assets

17. Management of Current Liabilities

18. International Financial Management

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PART 1: INTRODUCTION.

Ch. 1 The Scope of Corporate Finance.

Ch. 2 Financial Statements and Cash Flow Analysis.

Ch. 3 Present Value.

PART 2: RISK, RETURN, AND VALUATION.

Ch. 4 Bond and Stock Valuation.

Ch. 5 Risk and Return.

Ch. 6 Risk and Return: The CAPM and Beyond.

PART 3: CAPITAL BUDGETING.

Ch. 7 Capital Budgeting Process and Techniques.

Ch. 8 Cash Flows and Capital Budgeting.

Ch. 9 Risk and Capital Budgeting.

PART 4: CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY.

Ch. 10 Market Efficiency and Modern Financial Management.

Ch. 11 Overview of Long-Term Financing.

Ch. 12 Capital Structure: Theory and Taxes.

Ch. 13 Capital Structure: Nontax Determinants of Corporate Leverage.

Ch. 14 Dividend Policy.

PART 5. LONG-TERM FINANCING.

Ch. 15 Entrepreneurial Finance and Venture Capital.

Ch. 16 Investment Banking and the Public Sale of Equity Securities.

Ch. 17 Long-Term Debt and Leasing.

PART 6: OPTIONS, DERIVATIVES, AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.

Ch. 18 Options Basics.

Ch. 19 Black-Scholes and Beyond.

Ch. 20 International Financial Management.

Ch. 21 Risk Management and Financial Engineering.

PART 7: SHORT-TERM FINANCING DECISIONS.

Ch. 22 Strategic and Operational Financial Planning.

Ch. 23 Short-Term Financial Management.

PART 8: SPECIAL TOPICS.

Ch. 24 Mergers, Acquisitions, and Corporate Control.

Ch. 25 Bankruptcy and Financial Distress.

1. Analyzing Corporate Performance.

Appendix: Cross-Border Ratio Analysis.

2. Forecasting Future Needs.

3. Managing Working Capital.

4. Valuation 1: Capital Budgeting.

5. Valuation 2: Company Valuation, Acquisitions, Divestitures and Mergers.

6. The Required Rate of Return on Equity.

Appendix: Dividends, Dividend Policy and the Value of the Company.

7. Financial Leverage and Shareholder Value.

8. Practical Aspects of Financing a Company.

Appendix: Hybrid Securities.

9. Valuation in a World of Financial Leverage.

PART I: BASIC CONCEPTS OF CORPORATE VALUATION.

1. Why Corporate Valuation?

2. A Complete Corporate Valuation for a Simple Company.

Appendix 2. Comparing Bond and Stock Valuation Models with the Corporate Valuation Model.

PART II: INTERMEDIATE CONCEPTS OF CORPORATE VALUATION.

3. Financial Statements and Free Cash Flow.

Appendix 3. Reconciling Free Cash Flow with the Statement of Cash Flows.

4. Estimating the Value of ACME.

Appendix 4. Security Valuation.

PART III: PROJECTING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

5. Projecting Free Cash Flows.

6. Projecting Consistent Financial Statements: The Miracle of Accounting.

7. Multiyear Projections and Valuation.

8. Technical Issues in Projecting Financial Statements and Forecasting Financing Needs.

PART IV: VALUING ACTUAL COMPANIES WITH THE CORPORATE VALUATION SPREADSHEET.

9. The Starting Point for Corporate Valuation: Historical Financial Statements.

Appendix 9. Why We Condense the Financials.

10. The Condensed Financial Statements and Historical Analysis.

Appendix 10. Mapping the Comprehensive Statements to the Condensed Statements: Advanced Issues in Measuring Free Cash Flows.

11. Estimating the Weighted Average Cost of Capital.

12. Projecting Cash Flows for an Actual Company: Home Depot.

Appendix 12. Top-Down Analysis.

13. The Valuation of an Actual Company: Home Depot.

Appendix 13. The Adjusted Present Value Method.

PART 1. GETTING STARTED, MANAGING PROFIT, AND CASH FLOW.

1. Doing a Start-Up.

2. Packaging and Financing a Start-Up.

3. Managing Profit and Financial Statements.

4. Cash Flow Analysis.

PART 2. GROWING A FIRM- INTERNALLY.

5. Growing a Firm: A Review of Fundamentals.

6. An Entrepreneurial Capital Budgeting Model.

7. Capital Structure and Leverage.

PART 3. FINANCING TOOLS.

8. Raising Funds Externally: An Overview of Investment Banking.

9. Long Term Financing: Sweetened Issues and Innovations.

10. Intermediate-Term Financing: Term Loans and Private Placements.

11. Short-Term Financing- Including Equipment Financing.

PART 4. L/Cs AND WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT.

12. Letters of Credit.

13. Cash Management and Money Market Securities.

14. Management of Accounts Receivable.

PART 5. EXTERNAL EXPANSION: MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS, INCLUDING DOING A LBO.

15. External Expansion: Searching for an Acquisition.

16. External Expansion: Technical Aspects of Acquiring a Firm.

17. The Abel Case: Doing a Leveraged Buy-Out.

PART 6. DRESSING UP YOUR COMPANY FOR A BETTER MULTIPLE.

18. Managing the Multiplier and your Company’s Image

Epilogue. Valuation and what we learned from the Dot.com Bust.

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO MANAGERIAL FINANCE.

1. An Overview of Managerial Finance.

2. The Financial Environment: Markets, Institutions, Interest Rates, and Taxes.

PART II. ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS IN MANAGERIAL FINANCE.

3. The Time Value of Money.

4. Risk and Rates of Return.

5. Valuation. PART III. CAPITAL BUDGETING.

6. Capital Budgeting Techniques.

7. Project Cash Flows and Risk.

PART IV. COST OF CAPITAL, LEVERAGE, AND DIVIDEND POLICY.

8. The Cost of Capital.

9. Capital Structure.

10. Dividend Policy.

PART V. FORECASTING, PLANNING, AND CONTROL.


12. Financial Planning and Control.

PART VI. WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT.

13. Working Capital Policy.

14. Managing Short-Term Assets.

15. Managing Short-Term Liabilities (Financing).

PART VII. STRATEGIC LONG-TERM FINANCING DECISIONS.

16. Common Stock and the Investment Banking Process.

17. Long-Term Debt.

18. Alternative Financing Arrangements and Corporate Restructuring.

1. Spreadsheet Basics.

2. The Basic Financial Statements.

3. The Cash Budget.

4. Financial Statement Analysis Tools.

5. Financial Forecasting.

6. Break-Even and Leverage Analysis.


8. Valuation and Rates of Return.



11. Risk, Capital Budgeting, and Diversification.

Appendix A: Excel 2002 Menu Descriptions.

PART I. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

1. An Overview of Financial Management and the Financial Environment


3. Financial Statements, Cash Flow, and Taxes

4. Risk and Return: The Basics

5. Risk and Return: Portfolio Theory and Asset Pricing Models

PART II. SECURITIES AND THEIR VALUATION

6. Bonds and Their Valuation

7. Stocks and Their Valuation

8. Financial Options and Their Valuation

PART III. PROJECTS AND THEIR VALUATION

9. The Cost of Capital

10. The Basics of Capital Budgeting: Evaluating Cash Flows

11. Cash Flow Estimation and Risk Analysis

12. Real Options

PART IV. CORPORATE VALUATION

13. Analysis of Financial Statements

14. Financial Planning and Forecasting Pro Forma Financial Statements

15. Corporate Valuation, Value-Based Management, and Corporate Governance

PART V. STRATEGIC FINANCING DECISIONS

16. Capital Structure Decisions: The Basics

17. Capital Structure Decisions: Extensions

18. Distribution to Shareholders: Dividends and Repurchases

PART VI. TACTICAL FINANCING DECISIONS

19. Initial Public Offerings, Investment Banking, and Financial Restructuring

20. Lease Financing

21. Hybrid Financing: Preferred Stock, Warrants, and Convertibles

PART VII. SPECIAL TOPICS

22. Working Capital Management

23. Derivatives and Risk Management

24. Bankruptcy, Reorganization, and Liquidation

25. Mergers, LBOs, Divestitures, and Holding Companies

26. Multinational Financial Management

WEB CHAPTERS

27. Providing and Obtaining Credit

28. Advanced Issues in Cash Management and Inventory Control

29. Pension Plan Management

30. Financial Management in Not-for-Profit Businesses

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.

1. An Overview of Financial Management.

2. Financial Statements, Cash Flow, and Taxes.


4. The Financial Environment: Markets, Institutions, and Interest Rates.

PART II: FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.

5. Risk and Rates of Return.

6. Time Value of Money.

PART III: FINANCIAL ASSETS.

7. Bonds and their Valuation.

8. Stocks and Their Valuation.

PART IV: INVESTING IN LONG-TERM ASSETS: CAPITAL BUDGETING.


10. The Basics of Capital Budgeting.

11. Cash Flow Estimation and Risk Analysis.

PART V: CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY.

12. Capital Structure and Leverage.

13. Distributions to Shareholders: Dividends and Share Repurchases.

PART VI: WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND MULTINATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.

14. Working Capital Management.

15. Financial Planning and Forecasting.

16. Multinational Financial Management.

PART I: Introduction to Financial Management

1. An Overview Of Financial

Management

2. Financial Statements, Cash Flow, And Taxes

3. Analysis Of Financial Statements

4. The Financial Environment: Markets, Institutions, And Interest Rates

PART II: Fundamental Concepts in Financial Management

5. Risk And

Rates Of Return

6. Time Value Of Money

PART III: Financial Assets

7. Bonds And Their Valuation

8. Stocks And Their Valuation

PART IV: Investing in Long-Term Assets: Capital Budgeting

9. The Cost

Of Capital

10. The Basics Of Capital Budgeting

11. Cash Flow Estimation And Risk Analysis

12. Other Topics in Capital Budgeting

PART V: Capital Structure and Dividend Policy

13. Capital Structure And Leverage

14. Distributions To Shareholders: Dividends And Share Repurchases

PART VI: Working Capital Management

15. Managing Current Assets

16. Financing Current Assets

PART VII: Special Topics in Financial Management

17. Financial Planning And Forecasting

18. Derivatives and Risk Management

19. Multinational Financial Management

20. Hybrid Financing: Preferred Stock, Leasing, Warrants, and Convertibles

21. Mergers and Acquisitions

APPENDIXES

Appendix A Mathematical Tables

Appendix B Solutions to Self-Test Problems

Appendix C Answers to End-of-Chapter Problems

Appendix D Selected Equations and Data

PART 1: FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS.

1. An Overview of Financial Management.

2. Risk and Return: Part I.

3. Risk and Return: Part II.

4. Bond Valuation.

5. Basic Stock Valuation.

6. Accounting for Financial Management.


PART 2: CORPORATE VALUATION

8. Financial Planning and Forecasting Financial Statements.

9. Determining the Cost of Capital.

10. Corporate Value and Value-Based Management.

PART 3: STRATEGIC INVESTMENT DECISIONS.

11. Capital Budgeting: Decision Criteria.

12. Capital Budgeting: Estimating Cash Flows and Analyzing Risk.

13. Option Pricing with Applications to Real Options.

PART 4: STRATEGIC FINANCING DECISIONS.

14. Capital Structure Decisions: Part I.

15. Capital Structure Decisions: Part II.

16. Distributions to Shareholders: Dividends and Repurchases.

PART 5: TACTICAL FINANCING DECISIONS.

17. Initial Public Offerings, Investment Banking and Financial Restructuring.

18. Lease Financing.

19. Hybrid Financing: Preferred Stock, Warrants, and Convertibles.

PART 6: WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT.


21. Providing and Obtaining Credit.

22. Other Topics in Working Capital Management.

PART 7: SPECIAL TOPICS.

23. Derivatives and Risk Management.

24. Bankruptcy, Reorganization, and Liquidation.

25. Mergers, LBOs, Divestitures, and Holding Companies.

26. Multinational Financial Management.

27. Financial Management in Not-for-Profit Businesses.

WEB CHAPTERS

28. Basic Financial Tools: A Review

29. Pension Plan Management.


1. The Scope Of Corporate Finance.

2. Financial Statement And Cash Flow Analysis.

3. Time Value Of Money.

PART 2. VALUATION, RISK AND RETURN.

4. Bond Valuation.

5. Stock Valuation.

6. Risk And Return.

7. Risk And Return: CAPM And Beyond.

PART 3. CAPITAL BUDGETING.

8. Capital Budgeting Process And Techniques.

9. Cash Flow And Capital Budgeting.

10. Risk And Capital Budgeting.

PART 4. CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY.

11. Raising Long-Term Financing.

12. Capital Structure.

13. Dividend Policy.

14. Entrepreneurial Finance and Venture Capital.

PART 5. OPTIONS, INTERNATIONAL FINANCE, AND RISK MANAGEMENT.

15. Options.


17. Risk Management.

PART 6. FINANCIAL PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT.

18. Financial Planning.

19. Cash Management.

20. Credit Management.

PART 7. SPECIAL TOPICS.

21. Leasing and Long-Term Debt.

22. Mergers And Acquisitions.

23. Bankruptcy.

PART 1. INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

1. Foundations

2. Financial Background: A Review of Accounting, Financial Statements, and Taxes

3. Cash Flows and Financial Analysis

4. The Financial System and Interest

PART 2. DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW AND THE VALUE OF SECURITIES


6. The Valuation and Characteristics of Bonds

7. The Valuation and Characteristics of Stock

8. Risk and Return

PART 3. BUSINESS INVESTMENT DECISIONS - CAPITAL BUDGETING

9. Capital Budgeting

10. Cash Flow Estimation

11. Risk Topics and Real Options in Capital Budgeting

12. Cost of Capital

PART 4. LONG-TERM FINANCING ISSUES

13. Capital Structure and Leverage

14. Dividends

PART 5. OPERATIONS ISSUES - WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING

15. The Management of Working Capital

16. Financial Planning

PART 6. CURRENT TOPICS IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

17. Corporate Restructuring

18. International Finance

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO LIQUIDITY

1. The Role of Working Capital

2. Analysis of Solvency, Liquidity, and Financial Flexibility

3. Valuation

Appendix 3A. Advanced Present Value Analysis

PART II. MANAGEMENT OF WORKING CAPITAL


5. Accounts Receivable Management

6. Credit Policy and Collections

Appendix 6A. Sophisticated Receivables Monitoring Techniques

7. Managing Payables and Accruals

PART III. CORPORATE CASH MANAGEMENT

8. The Payment System and Financial Institution Relationships\

Appendix 8A. Checklist for Bank Evaluation

Appendix 8B. Optimizing the Banking Network

9. Cash Collection Systems

Appendix 9A. Developing a Lockbox Optimization Model

10. Cash Concentration

Appendix 10A. A Linear Programming Cash Transfer Model

11. Cash Disbursement Systems

PART IV. FORECASTING AND PLANNING

12. Cash Forecasting

Appendix 12A. Measuring Forecast Errors

Appendix 12B. Statistical Forecasting Tools

13. Short-Term Financial Planning

PART V. SHORT-TERM INVESTMENT AND FINANCING

14. The Money Market

15. Short-Term Investment Management

Appendix 15A. Cash Management Models

16. Short-Term Financing

Appendix 16A. The Effective Cost of Credit Lines

17. Managing Multinational Cash Flows

PART VI. SPECIAL TOPICS

18. Managing Financial Risk With Derivatives

19. Treasury Information Management

Appendix A. Time Value of Money Calculations

1. Electronic Commerce and the Organization of Financial Markets

2. Online Revolution

3. Towards a Digital Marketplace

4. Financial Markets in a Nutshell

5. The New York Stock Exchange

7. Market Liquidity

8. Electronic Communications Network

9. Computerized Automated Trading SystemsInvestors; Upstairs Market; Disintermediated

Markets

10. Overseas Financial Markets

11. Fixed Income Markets

12. Unconventional Financial Markets

13. Emerging Technologies for Electronic Markets

14. Creative Destruction

1. Introduction.

2. Critical Issues in Developing a Business Plan.

3. Guidelines for Developing a Feasibility Study: A Preliminary Step to Writing

a Business Plan.

4. Ascertaining the Organization of the Business.

5. Components of a Business Plan.

6. The Business.

7. Marketing Plan.

8. Production.

9. Management Team.

10. Other Important Data.

11. Financial Plan.

12. Executive Summary.

13. Sample Business Plans.

Chapter 1. The Business of Banking.1.1 Introduction to Banking.1.2 Role of Banks in the Economy.1.3 How the Banking System Works.1.4 Other Financial Institutions.

Chapter 2. Development of U.S. Banking.2.1 Creation of a National Currency.2.2 Banking Before 1913.2.3 Banking in the Twentieth Century.2.4 The Federal Reserve System.

Chapter 3. Money and Interest.3.1 The Money Supply.3.2 Money Creation and Circulation.3.3 Interest and Interest Rates.

Chapter 4. Deposits in Banks.4.1 Deposit Accounts.4.2 Interest-Bearing Accounts.4.3 Flow of Deposits.4.4 Deposit Regulations.

Chapter 5. Negotiable Instruments.5.1 Types of Negotiable Instruments.5.2 Presenting Checks for Payment.5.3 Processing Checks.5.4 Changing Forms of Payment.5.5 Security Issues.

Chapter 6. Bank Loans.6.1 Consumer Loans.6.2 Granting and Analyzing Credit.6.3 Cost of Credit.6.4 Credit and the Law.6.5 Bank Policy.

Chapter 7. Mortgages.7.1 Mortgage Lending.7.2 Mortgage Loan Processing.7.3 Mortgages and the Law.7.4 Government-Backed Loans.

Chapter 8. Commercial Lending.8.1 Commercial Loans.8.2 Commercial Credit Analysis.8.3 Small Business Loan Programs.

Chapter 9. Specialized Bank Services.9.1 International Banking.9.2 Insurance and Brokerage.9.3 Cash Management.9.4 Trusts.

Chapter 10. Employment Opportunities.10.1 Organization in the Bank.10.2 Human Resources.10.3 Employee Evaluations.

Chapter 11. Promoting the Bank.11.1 Working with Customers.11.2 Public Relations.11.3 Marketing.

Chapter 12. Security and Ethics.12.1 Scams.12.2 Robbery.12.3 Ethics.

1. Plan for Life2. Investment Power3. Mutual Interests4. The Big Picture 5. Investor Blueprint6. Plotting the Past7. Projecting the Future8. Measuring the Bottom Line Foreword

PART I: THE ENVIRONMENT OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MANAGEMENT

1. Changing Times for Financial Institutions

2. Financial Institutions as Risk-Takers - Strategic Considerations

3. Regulation, Technology, and Financial Innovation

PART II: OVERVIEW AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS

4. Depository Institution Performance and Risk Analysis

5. Credit Unions and Savings Institutions

6. Capital Regulations and Management

7. Changes with Technology: Securitization, Structured Financing, Internet Banking, and the Role of Financial Institutions in E-Commerce

PART II. INTEREST RATE AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE ENVIRONMENTS

8. Interest Rates, Exchange Rates, and Inflation: Theories and Forecasting

9. The Term Structure of Interest Rates

10. Interest Rate Risk Measurement and Immunization Using Duration

11. Interest Rate Risk Management: Interest Rates and Foreign Currency Futures

12. Interest Rate Risk Management: Index Futures, Options, Swaps, and Other Derivatives

PART IV. ASSET AND LIABILITY MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS FOR DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS

13. Asset Management: Commercial, Consumer, and mortgage Lending

14. Asset Management: Liquidity Reserves and the Securities Portfolio

15. Deposit and Liability Management

PART V. MANAGEMENT ISSUES AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF NONDEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS

16. Insurance Company Financial Management Issues

17. Investment Banks, Securities Firms, and Venture Capitalists: Management and Ethical Issues

18. Mutual Fund and Pension Fund Management

19. Managing Diversified Financial Services Firms: Corporate Governance and Merger and International Considerations

Training Day.

Bond Math Basics (Caselets 1-5).

Price, Duration, Yield (Caselets 6-11).

Curve Relationships (Caselets 12-13).

Forwards and ROR (Caselets 14-19).

Basic Trade Ideas (Caselets 20-24).

Callable Bonds (Caselets 25-32).

Key Rate Durations and Hedging (Caselets 33-40).

More Durations (Caselets 41-42).

Mortgages (Caselets 43-45).

Credit Analysis (Caselets 46-50).

Epilogue.

PART I: MARKETS, MECHANISMS AND BASIC TOOLS. 1. An Overview of Fixed Income Securities Markets. 2. Organization and Conduct of Debt Markets. 3. Treasury Auctions and Selling Mechanisms. 4. Bond Mathematics. 5. Yield Curve Analysis - I. 6. Yield Curve Analysis - II. PART II: FIXED INCOME MARKETS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGMENT. 7. Inflation-Indexed Debt Markets. 8. Agency and Corporate Debt Markets. 9. Securitization and Mortgage-Backed Securities. 10. Tax-Exempt Debt Markets. 11. Emerging Debt Markets. 12. Portfolio Management Techniquest. PART III: FIXED INCOME DERIVATIVES AND RISK MANAGEMENT. 13. An Overview of Derivatives Markets. 14. Options Pricing Theory with Applications to Fixed Income Markets. 15. Treasury Futures Contracts. 16. Eurodollar Futures and Swaps. 17. Models of Yield Curve and Yield Curve Derivatives. 18. Credit Risk. 19. Risk Management.

1 Insurance Basics2 Automobile Insurance3 Health Insurance4 Dealing with Workplace Risk5 Retirement Plans6 Renter's and Homeowner's Insurance7 Life Insurance8 Disability and Long-Term Care9 Be a Wise Consumer

PART I. INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENT.

1. Introduction to International Finance.

2. Foreign Exchange Markets and International Institutions.

3. Exchange Rate Analysis.

4. Foreign Direct Investment.

PART II. INTERNATIONAL ANALYSIS AND SECURITIES.

5. Risk and Return.


7. Bonds and Bond Markets.

8. Stocks and Stock Markets.

PART III. INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE FINANCE.

9. Cost of Capital.

10. Capital Budgeting: the Basics.

11. Capital Budgeting: Risk Analysis and Real Options.

12. Capital Structure and Distribution Policy.


PART IV. INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE STRATEGY.


15. Multinational Tax Management.

PART 1: THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENT

1. Multinational Financial Management: An Overview

2. International Flow of Funds

3. International Financial Markets

4. Exchange Rate Determination

5. Currency Derivatives

PART 2 EXCHANGE RATE BEHAVIOR

6. Government Influence on Exchange Rates

7. International Arbitrage and Interest Rate Parity

8. Relationships between Inflation, Interest Rates, and Exchange Rates

PART 3: EXCHANGE RATE RISK MANAGEMENT

9. Forecasting Exchange Rates

10. Measuring Exposure to Exchange Rate Fluctuations

11. Managing Transaction Exposure

12. Managing Economic Exposure and Translation Exposure

PART 4: LONG-TERM ASSET AND LIABILITY MANAGEMENT

13. Direct Foreign Investment

14. Multinational Capital Budgeting

15. Multinational Restructuring

16. Country Risk Analysis

17. Multinational Cost of Capital and Capital Structure

18 Long-Term Financing

PART 5: SHORT-TERM ASSET AND LIABILITY MANAGEMENT

19 Financing International Trade

20. Short-Term Financing

21. International Cash Management

PART ONE. OVERVIEW AND BACKGROUND

Chapter 1. An Introduction to Multinational Finance

Chapter 2. World Trade and the International Monetary System

PART TWO. THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENT

Chapter 3. International Financial Markets

Chapter 4. The Foreign Exchange Market and Currency Risk Management

Chapter 5. The International Parity Conditions

PART THREE. DERIVATIVE SECURITIES FOR CURRENCY RISK MANAGEMENT

Chapter 6. Currency Futures and Futures Markets

Chapter 7. Currency Options and Options Markets

Chapter 8. Currency Swaps and Swaps Markets

PART FOUR. MANAGING THE RISKS OF MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS

Chapter 9. The Rationale for Hedging Currency Risk

Chapter 10. Multinational Treasury Management

Chapter 11. Managing Transaction Exposure to Currency Risk

Chapter 12. Managing Operating Exposure to Currency Risk

Chapter 13. Managing Translation Exposure to Currency Risk

Chapter 14. Country Risk Management

PART FIVE. VALUATION AND THE STRUCTURE OF MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS

Chapter 15. Cross-Border Capital Budgeting

Chapter 16. Multinational Capital Structure and Cost of Capital

Chapter 17. Taxes and Multinational Corporate Strategy

Chapter 18. Real Options and Cross-Border Investment

Chapter 19. Corporate Governance and the International Market for Corporate Control

PART SIX. INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT AND ASSET PRICING

Chapter 20. International Portfolio Diversification

Chapter 21. International Asset Pricing and Portfolio

Chapter 22. Managing an International Investment Portfolio

PART I.

1. Securities Markets

2. Portfolio Planning in an Efficient Market Context

3. The Measurement of Risk and Return

4. Investment Returns and the Efficacy of Securities Markets

PART II.

5. Corporate Stock

6. Basics of Fundamental Analysis

7. Valuation and Selection of Common Stock

8. Technical Analysis

9. The Bond Market

10. Government Securities

11. Valuation of Fixed Income Securities

12. Investment Companies

13. Specialized Investment Companies and Benchmarking Performance

PART III.

14. Intro to Options

15. Commodity and Financial Futures

PART I. THE WORLD OF INVESTMENTS.

1. Prelude: Investing and Investments.

2. Fundamentals of Risk and Return.

3. Direct Investment Alternatives.

4. Mutual Funds.

PART II. FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INVESTMENT RETURNS.

5. Organization of the Financial Markets.

6. Investor Participation in the Financial Markets.

7. Market Efficiency: Concept and Reality.

8. Technical and Fundamental Analysis: How the Pros Make Investment Decisions.

PART III. FIXED INCOME SECURITIES.

9. Fixed Income Securities: Valuation and Risks.

10. Managing Bond Portfolios.

PART IV. PRINCIPLES OF SECURITY ANALYSIS.

11. Economic and Industry Analysis.

12. Company Analysis: The Historical Record.

13. Company Analysis: Looking Forward.

14. Fundamentals of Common Stock Valuation.

PART V. DERIVATIVE SECURITIES.

15. Fundamentals of Options.

16. Futures Contracts.

PART VI. MODERN PORTFOLIO THEORY

17. Risk and Diversification.

18. Capital Asset Pricing Theory.

19. Extension of the Capital Asset Pricing Theory.

PART VII. INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT.

20. Building and Managing an Investment Portfolio

21. Evaluating Investment Performance.

APPENDICES.

A. Sources of Investment Information.

B. Careers in Investments.

C. Answers to Recap Questions.

1. Investing and the Internet2. Investment Research Case Study3. Investment Research Problems and Online Solutions4. Investment Research Data Source Evaluations and ReviewsAppendix A: Directory of Online Business Data SourcesAppendix B: Directory of Online Business Data PublishersAppendix C: Business Data Source Rating SurveyAppendix D: Contributor BiographiesIndex

PART 1: THE INVESTMENT BACKGROUND

1. The Investment Setting

2. The Asset Allocation Decision

3. Selecting Investments in a Global Market

4. Organization and Functioning of Securities Markets

5. Security-Market Indicator Series.

PART 2: DEVELOPMENTS IN INVESTMENT THEORY

6. Efficient Capital Markets

7. An Introduction to Portfolio Management

8. An Introduction to Asset Pricing Models

9. Extensions and Testing of Asset Pricing Theories

PART 3: ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF BONDS

10. Bond Fundamentals

11. The Analysis and Valuation of Bonds

12. Bond Portfolio Management Strategies

PART 4: VALUATION PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

13. Analysis of Financial Statements

14. An Introduction to Security Valuation

15. The Analysis of Alternative Economies and Security Markets: The Global Asset

Allocation Decision

PART 5: ANALYSIS OF COMMON STOCKS

16. Stock-Market Analysis

17. Industry Analysis

18. Company Analysis and Stock Selection


20. Equity Portfolio Management Strategies

PART 6: DERIVATIVE SECURITY ANALYSIS

21. An Introduction to Derivative Markets and Securities

22. Forward and Futures Contracts.

23. Option Contracts

24. Swap Contracts, Convertible Securities, and Other Embedded Derivatives

PART 7: INVESTMENT COMPANIES AND EVALUATING PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE

25. Professional Asset Management

26. Evaluation of Portfolio Performance

Appendix A: HOW TO BECOME A CHARTERED FINANCIAL ANALYST

Appendix B: CODE OF ETHICS AND STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

Appendix C: INTEREST TABLES

Appendix D: STANDARD NORMAL PROBABILITIES.

1. The Concept of Investing.

2. Understanding Risk and Return.

3. The Marketplace.

Appendix: Statement of the Standards of Professional Conduct.

4. Bond Fundamentals.

5. Common Stock.

6. Market Mechanics.

7. Fundamental Stock Analysis.

8. Valuation Tools.

9. Technical Analysis.

10. Market Efficiency.

11. Behavioral Finance.

12. Gathering Investment Information.

13. Market Indexes.

14. Convertible Securities.

15. Investing Internationally.

16. Why Diversification?

Appendix: Arbitrage Pricing Theory.

17. The Role of Derivative Assets.

Appendix: Option Pricing.

18. Managing the Equity Portfolio.

Appendix: Index Overwriting.

19. Managing the Fixed Income Portfolio.

20. Mortgage-Backed Securities.


Appendix: Tax Considerations.

22. Performance Measurement and Presentation.

23. Contemporary Issues.

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1. Introduction.

PART I: OPTIONS.

2. The Structure of Options Markets.

3. Principles of Option Pricing.

4. Option Pricing Models: The Binomial Model.

5. Option Pricing Models: The Black-Scholes Model.

6. Basic Option Strategies.

7. Advanced Option Strategies.

PART II: FORWARDS, FUTURES AND SWAPS.

8. The Structure of Forward and Futures Markets.

9. Principles of Pricing Forwards, Futures, and Options on Futures.

10. Forward and Futures Hedging Strategies.

11. Advanced Futures Strategies.

12. Swaps.

PART III: ADVANCED TOPICS.

13. Interest Rate Forwards and Options.

14. Advanced Derivatives and Strategies.

15. Financial Risk Management Techniques and Applications.

16. Managing Risk in an Organization.

1. Introduction

2. Basic Principles of Stock Options

3. Basic Option Strategies: Covered Calls and Protective Puts

4. Option Combinations and Spreads

5. Option Pricing

6. The Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model

7. Option Greeks

8. Fundamentals of the Futures Market

9. Stock Index Futures

10. Foreign Exchange Futures

11. Fundamentals of Interest Rate Futures

12. Futures Contracts and Portfolio Management

13. Swaps and Interest Rate Options

14. Swap Pricing

15. Other Derivative Assets

16. Financial Engineering and Risk Management

17. Contemporary Issues

1. Introduction to Derivatives

2. Investors, Derivatives and Risk Management

3. Creating value with risk management

4. An integrated approach to risk management

5. Forward and futures contracts

6. Hedging exposures with forward and futures contracts

7. Optimal hedges for the real world

8. Identifying and managing cash flow exposures

9. Hedging with options

10. Option pricing, dynamic hedging, and the binomial model

11. The Black-Scholes model

12. Risk measurement and risk management with nonlinear payoffs

13. Options on bonds and interest rates

14. The demand and supply for derivative products

15. Swaps

16. Using Exotic Options

17. Credit risks and credit derivatives

18. The practice of risk management: Recent and future developments.

PART ONE. FOUNDATIONS OF FINANCIAL PLANNING

1. Understanding the Financial Planning Process

2. Your Financial Statements and Plans

3. Managing Your Taxes

PART TWO. MANAGING BASIC ASSETS

4. Managing Your Cash and Savings

5. Making Automobile and Housing Decisions

PART THREE. MANAGING CREDIT

6. Borrowing On Open Account

7. Using Consumer Loans

PART FOUR. MANAGING INSURANCE NEEDS

8. Insuring Your Life

9. Insuring Your Health

10. Protecting Your Property

PART FIVE. MANAGING INVESTMENTS

11. Investment Planning

12. Investing in Stocks and Bonds

13. Investing in Mutual Funds

PART SIX. RETIREMENT AND ESTATE PLANNING

14. Planning for Retirement

15. Preserving Your Estate

APPENDICES

Appendix A. Table of Future Value Factors

Appendix B. Table of Future Value of Annuity Factors

Appendix C. Table of Present Value Factors

Appendix D. Table of Present Value of Annuity Factors

1. Personal Financial Plan

2. Markets Rise and Markets Fall

3. Risk and Return

4. Bonds

5. Stocks

6. Sectors

7. Fundamental Analysis

8. Ratio Analysis

9. International

10. Funds

11. Asset Allocation

12. Investment Advice

13. Savings Plans

14. Options


1. An Overview of Personal Finance

PART I. PERSONAL FINANCE TOOLS

2. Career Aspects of Personal Finance

3. Personal Financial Statements and Budgets

PART 2. BASIC MONEY MANAGEMENT

4. Managing Liquidity

5. Credit Management

6. Understanding Taxes

PART 3. EFFECTIVE BUYING

7. Transportation and Household Purchase Decisions

8. The Housing Decision

PART 4. PURCHASING PROTECTION

9. Property and Liability Insurance

10. Health and Disability Insurance

11. Life Insurance

PART 5. INVESTING - BUILDING WEALTH

12. The Investment Decision

13. Buying and Selling Securities

14. Mutual Funds

PART 6. FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR TOMORROW

15. Financing a College Education

16. Retirement Planning

17. Estate Planning

APPENDIX. THE TIME VALUE OF MONEY

PART I: BACKGROUND, BASIC PRINCIPLES, AND INVESTMENT POLICY.

1. The Process of Portfolio Management.

2. The Two Key Concepts in Finance.

3. A Review of Statistical Principles Useful in Finance.

4. Setting Portfolio Objectives.

5. Investment Policy.

PART II: PORTFOLIO CONSTRUCTION.

6. The Mathematics of Diversification.

7. Why Diversification is a Good Idea.

8. International Investment and Diversification.

9. Capital Markets and Market Efficiency.

10. Picking the Equity Players.

11. Security Screening.

12. Bond Prices and the Importance of Duration.

13. Bond Selection.

14. The Role of Real Assets.

PART III: PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT.

15. Revision of the Equity Portfolio.

16. Revision of the Fixed Income Portfolio.

17. Principles of Options and Option Pricing.

18. Option Overwriting.

19. Performance Evaluation.

20. Fiduciary Duties and Responsibilties.

PART IV: PORTFOLIO PROTECTION AND EMERGING TOPICS.

21. Principles of the Futures Market.

22. Benching the Equity Players.

23. Removing Interest Rate Risk.

24. Integrating Derivative Assets and Portfolio Management.

25. Contemporary Issues in Portfolio Management.

1. Introduction to Finance.

2. The Creation of Financial Assets.

3. The Federal Reserve and the Supply and Cost of Credit.

4. The Role of Securities Markets.


6. Risk and Its Measurement.

7. Equity: Preferred and Common Stock.

8. Valuation of Stock.

9. Investing in Long-Term Debt (Bonds).



12. Break-even Analysis and Leverage.

13. Cost of Capital.


15. Planning: Forecasting and Budgeting.

16. Management of Short-Term Assets.

17. Sources of Short- and Intermediate-Term Funds.


PART I. RISK AND THE RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS.

1. Introduction to Risk.

2. Risk Identification and Evaluation.

3. Property and Liability Loss Exposures.

4. Life, Health, and Loss-of-Income Exposures.

5. Risk Management Techniques: Noninsurance Methods.

6. Insurance as a Risk Management Technique: Principles.

7. Insurance as a Risk Management Technique: Policy Provisions.

PART II. COMMERCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS: PROPERTY-LIABILITY.

8. Selecting and Implementing Risk Management Techniques.

9. Risk Management and Commercial Property-Part I.

10. Risk Management and Commercial Property-Part II.

11. Business Liability and Risk Management Insurance.

12. Workers'' Compensation and Alternative Risk Financing.

PART III. PERSONAL RISK MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS: PROPERTY-LIABILITY.

13. Risk Management for Auto Owners-Part I.

14. Risk Management for Auto Owners-Part II.

15. Risk Management for Homeowners.

PART IV. RISK MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS: LIFE, HEALTH, AND INCOME EXPOSURES.

16. Loss of Life.

17. Loss of Health.

18. Retirement Planning and Annuities.

19. Employee Benefits: Life and Health Benefits.

20. Employee Benefits: Retirement Plans.

21. Financial and Estate Planning.

PART V. THE RISK MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENT.

22. Risk Management and the Insurance Industry.

23. Functions and Organization of Insurers.

24. Government Regulation of Risk Management and Insurance.

APPENDICES.

Chapter One: The Right Ingredients. Chapter Two: Following the Recipe. Chapter Three: Everything in Its Place. Chapter Four: Too Many Cooks. Chapter Five: If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Get Out of the Kitchen. Chapter Six: An Ounce of Prevention. Chapter Seven: Cooks and Chefs. Chapter Eight: Life is a Banquet. Chapter Nine: On the Rise. Chapter Ten: Special Situations. Chapter Eleven: The Savvy You. Chapter Twelve: The Possible Dream.

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Chapter 3: Property Development

Chapter 4: Creating Value

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Chapter 6: Financial Management

Chapter 7: Financial Statement Management

Chapter 8: Legal Issues

Chapter 9: Technology and Information Management

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Chapter 11: Human Resources Management

Chapter 12: Marketing Management

Chapter 13: Operations Management

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-key cities and destinations are highlighted with comprehensive coverage of airports, transfers, transportation, sightseeing and accommodations to pull students in and aid in their learning

-projects and activities emphasize practical knowledge and skills -- not just memory and theory!

-glossary, bibliography and 23 appendices make this an invaluable resource once the student is employed

Preface. Chapter 1: Introduction to International Travel and Tourism. Chapter 2: Air Travel Geography. Chapter 3: International Travel. Chapter 4: International Air Fares. Chapter 5: International Ticketing. Chapter 6: The New Europe. Chapter 7: The New Russia, Asia, and the South Pacific. Chapter 8: Less Developed Nations. Chapter 9: Future Trends.

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Chapter 1: Introduction to Air Transportation. Chapter 2: Air Geography & Codes (NEW). Chapter 3: Air Transportation Resources (NEW). Chapter 4: Reservation Procedures (NEW). Chapter 5: Fares, Taxes and Surcharges (NEW). Chapter 6: Domestic Ticketing. Chapter 7: Domestic Ticketing to Hawaii and Alaska, Conjunction Ticketing, Open Flights, & PTA. Chapter 8: Ticket Refunds. Chapter 9: Ticket Exchanges. Chapter 10: International Ticketing: Basics. Chapter 11: Special Ticketing. Appendix. Glossary (NEW)

Chapter 1: Travel Agency Proficiency Skills. Chapter 2: Sales Techniques. Chapter 3: Making Reservations. Chapter 4: Specialty/Niche Sales. Chapter 5: Business Communication. Chapter 6: Agency Management. Chapter 7: Travel Marketing. Chapter 8: Job Search and Preparation.

Contributors. List of Tables. List of Figures. 1. Business Ethics, the Changing Environment, and Stakeholder Management

2. Stakeholder and Issues Management Approaches

3. Ethical Principles, Quick Tests, and Decision-Making Guidelines

4. The Corporation and Internal Stakeholders: Value-Based Moral Dimensions of Leadership, Strategy, Structure, Leadership, Culture, and Self-Regulation

5. The Corporation and External Stakeholders: Managing Moral Responsibility in the Marketplace

6. Employee Stakeholders and the Corporation

7. The Global Environment, Stakeholder Management, and Multinational Corporations

8. Business Ethics into the Twenty-First Century

1. Is It Right to Change Nature for a Profit? The Case of Genetically Modified Agriculture

2. Who Will Protect the Babies? The Long Ordeal of Nestlé''s Infant Formula

3. Must We Maintain a Friendly Workplace? Sexual Harassment on the Job

4. Whose Job Is It to Protect Consumer Health? Tobacco''s Last Stand

5. How Shall We Know If Our Products Are Safe? The Transformations of the Ford Motor Company Case

6. Who Should Clean Up the Mess? Love Canal and Corporate Responsibility for Old Pollution

7. How Shall We Deal With Unlimited Greed? The Insider Trading Scandals

8. Which Hat Must the Engineer Wear? The Challenger Case

9. What Responsibilities Do We Have for Foreign Management? Union Carbide and the Disaster at Bhopal


Chapter 1. The Role of Business Research.

Chapter 2. Information Systems and Knowledge Management.

Chapter 3. Theory Building.

Chapter 4. The Research Process: An Overview.

Chapter 5. Ethical Issues in Business Research.

PART 2. BEGINNING STAGES OF THE RESEARCH PROCESS.

Chapter 6. Problem Definition and the Research Proposal.

Chapter 7. Exploratory Research and Qualitative Analysis.

Chapter 8. Secondary Data.

PART 3. RESEARCH METHODS FOR COLLECTING PRIMARY DATA.

Chapter 9. Survey Research: An Overview.

Chapter 10. Survey Research: Basic Methods of Communication with Respondents.

Chapter 11. Observation Methods.

Chapter 12. Experimental Research.

PART 4. MEASUREMENT CONCEPTS.

Chapter 13. Measurement and Scaling Concepts.

Chapter 14. Attitude Measurement.

Chapter 15. Questionnaire Design.

PART 5. SAMPLING AND FIELDWORK.

Chapter 16. Sample Designs and Sampling Procedures.

Chapter 17. Determination of Sample Size: A Review of Statistical Theory.

Chapter 18. Fieldwork.

PART 6. DATA ANALYSIS AND PRESENTATION.

Chapter 19. Editing and Coding: Transforming Raw Data into Information.

Chapter 20. Basic Data Analysis: Descriptive Statistics.

Chapter 21. Univariate Statistics.

Chapter 22. Bivariate Analysis: Tests of Differences.

Chapter 23. Bivariate Analysis: Measures of Association.

Chapter 24. Multivariate Analysis.

Chapter 25. Communicating Research Results: Report, Presentation, and Follow-Up.

PART 7. VIDEO CASES.

PART 8. CRITICAL THINKING CASES.

PART I: GETTING STARTED.

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PART I. THE CONSULTING INDUSTRY, SKILLS AND PROFESSIONALISM

1. The Changing Global Consulting Industry

2. Professionalism in Consulting

3. The Marketing and Selling of Consulting Services

PART II. MAJOR PRACTICING AREAS IN CONSULTING

4. Information Technology Consulting

5. Strategy and Organization Consulting

6. The Marketing Consultant

7. Operations Management Consulting

8. Human Resources Consulting

PART III. CONSULTING IN DIFFERENT CONTEXTS

9. Consulting to CEOs and Boards

10. Globalization Consulting

11. Public Sector Consultation

PART IV. IMPLEMENTATION AND CHANGE

12. Intervention Strategies in Management Consulting

13. Consulting to Integrate Mergers and Acquisitions

14. On Becoming a Transformational Change Agent

PART V. MANAGING AND GROWING THE CONSULTING FIRM

15. Managing Growth Stages in Consulting Firms

16. High-Performance Consulting Firms

17. Knowledge Management in Consulting

PART VI. LOOKING AHEAD AT MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

18. Will Consulting Go Online?

19. Research on Management Consulting

Appendix: Recent Books on Management Consulting

Part 1. Consulting Industry, Skills and Marketing

Part 2 Major Practice Areas

Part 3. Data Gathering, Analysis and Engagement Management

Part 4. Consulting to Implement Change in Different Contexts

Part 5. Managing the Consulting Firm

Part 6. The Future of Consulting

I. MACHIAVELLIAN THOUGHTS.1. Do You Have the Right Stuff?2. Watch Out for Number One- Part 1; Watch Out for Number One- Part 2.3. Show Me the Money!4. Let’s Face it: People Lie to You.5. Don’t Take it Personally.6. Give Your Best, but Don’t Give Your Soul.7. It’s Lonely at the Top: Leadership for the First Time.8. Learn the Art of Self Promotion.II. TIME AND EXPERIENCE.9. The Power of Goal Setting.10. Knock, Knock, It’s Opportunity.11. Fail to Plan and You Plan to Fail.12. Work on the Business, Not in it.13. Everything Costs Twice as Much, Takes Twice as Long and Yields Half the Results You Expect.14. The Best Advertising Really Is a Satisfied Customer.15. Charge What You’re Worth.16. Adversity is a Great Teacher.17. Learn from Others’ Mistakes.18. It’s a Numbers Game.19. Next!20. The Value of Patience. III: ENTREPRENEURIAL TRAINING.21. Dare to Dream.22. Live Your Passion.23. Be an Idea Mill.24. Exercise Your Mind.25. Read, Read, Read.26. Listen, Listen, Listen.27. I Think, Therefore I Am.28. Go Outside and Play. IV: DEALING WITH PEOPLE.29. What Did They Say? Be an Effective Communicator.30. Attend the School of Hard Knocks.31. Love Your Family, Don’t Work with Them.32. Win Friends and Influence People.33. Don’t Skimp on Consultants.34. No One Knows it All.35. Your Worth as a Person is Not Equal to Your Success or Failure in Business.Index.

Part I. The Nature of Entrepreneurship in Established Companies

1. Corporate Evolution and the Entrepreneurial Imperative

2. Applying Entrepreneurship to Established Companies

3. Levels of Entrepreneurship in Organizations: Entrepreneurial Intensity

4. Differences between Start-Up and Corporate Entrepreneurship

Part II. Entrepreneurial Vision and Direction

5. Who is the Corporate Entrepreneur?

6. Creativity and the Corporate Entrepreneur

7. Product Innovation, Technology and the Corporation

8. Corporate Entrepreneurial Strategy

9. Understanding the Obstacles to Corporate Entrepreneurship

Part III. Developing an Environment to Support Entrepreneurship

10. Structuring the Company for Entrepreneurship

11. Controls, Numbers and Profit Pool

12. Human Resource Management and Entrepreneurship

13. Company Culture, Change and Failure

Part IV. Entrepreneurial Orientation and the Future

14. Measuring an Organization''s Entrepreneurial Orientation

15. Entrepreneurship in Government Organizations

16. The Entrepreneurial Organization of Tomorrow

PART 1: THE CHALLENGES OF GETTING

Part I. Selecting the New Venture

1. Entrepreneurship and Defining the New Venture

2. Global Opportunities and Assistance

3. New Venture Ownership Options

4. New Venture Classification and Legal Form of Ownership

5. The Legal Environment and Social Responsibility

Part II. The New Venture Business Plan

6. The Business Planning Steps

7. The Strategic Plan

8. The Marketing Plan

9. The Location and Layout Plan

10. The Operations Plan

11. The Human Resources Plan

Part III. New Venture Control and Financing

12. Controlling Assets, Risks and Computer Applications

13. Accounting and Taxation

14. The Financial Function

15. Financial Control and Analysis

Appendix A

The Business Plan

Appendix B

Developing and Finalizing Your Computerized Business Plan

Chapter 1 Should You Become an Entrepreneur Chapter 2 What Skills Do Entrepreneurs Need? Chapter 3 Entrepreneurs in a Market Economy Chapter 4 Select a Type of Ownership Chapter 5 Develop a Business Plan Chapter 6 Identify and meet a market Need Chapter 7 Finance, Protect, and Insure Your Business Chapter 8 Choose Your Location and Set Up for Business Chapter 9 Market Your Business Chapter 10 Hire and Manage a Staff Chapter 11 Record Keeping and Accounting Chapter 12 Financial Management Chapter 13 Use Technology Chapter 14 Meet Your Legal, Ethical, and Social Obligations Chapter 15 Growth in Today's Marketplace

1. Should You Become an Entrepreneur? 2. What Skills Do Entrepreneurs Need? 3. Entrepreneurs in a Market Economy. 4. Select a Type of Ownership. 5. Developing a Business Plan. 6. Identify and Meet a Market Need. 7. Finance, Protect, and Insure Your Business. 8. Choose Your Location and Set Up for Business. 9. Market Your Business. 10. Hire and Manage a Staff. 11. Record Keeping and Accounting. 12. Financial Management. 13. Use Technology. 14. Meet Your Legal, Ethical, and Social Obligations. 15. Growth in Today's Marketplace.

PART I: ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

1. The Entrepreneurial Revolution

2. Entrepreneurship: An Evolving Concept

3. Intrapreneurship: Developing Corporate Entrepreneurship

PART II: THE ENTREPRENEURIAL PERSPECTIVE

4. Understanding the Entrepreneurial Perspective in Individuals

5. Developing Creativity and Understanding Innovation

6. Ethical and Social Responsibility Challenges for Entrepreneurs

7. Environmental Assessment: Preparation for a New Venture

PART III: DEVELOPING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL PLAN

8. Market Research for New Ventures

9. Financial Preparation for Entrepreneurial Ventures

10. Developing an Effective Business Plan

PART IV: INITIATING ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURES

11. Assessment and Evaluation of Entrepreneurial Opportunities

12. Legal Structures for New Business Ventures

13. Legal Issues Related to Emerging Ventures

14. Sources of Capital Formation for Entrepreneurs

PART V: GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURES

15. Strategic Planning for Emerging Ventures

16. Managing Entrepreneurial Growth

17. Global Opportunities for Entrepreneurs

PART VI: CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

18. Acquisition and Valuation of Business Ventures

19. Management Succession and Continuity: A Family Business Perspective

20. Women and Minority Entrepreneurship

21. Total Quality Management: Continuous Improvement for Entrepreneurs

PART I. ENTREPRENEURSHIP: WHO, WHAT, WHY?

1. Entrepreneurship: A field—And An Activity

2. Uncovering Opportunities: Understanding Entrepreneurial Opportunities and Industry Analysis

3. Cognitive Foundations of Entrepreneurship: Creativity and Opportunity Recognition

PART II. ASSEMBLING THE RESOURCES

4. Acquiring Essential Information: Why “Look Before You Leap” Is Truly Good Advice for Entrepreneurs

5. Assembling the Team: Acquiring and Utilizing Essential Human Resources

6. Financing New Ventures

7. Writing an Effective Business Plan: Crafting a Road Map to Success

PART III. LAUNCHING THE NEW VENTURE

8. The Legal Form of New Ventures – And the Legal Environment in Which They Operate

9. Marketing in a New Firm

10. Strategy: Planning for Competitive Advantage

11. Intellectual Property: Protecting Your Ideas

PART IV. RUNNING THE BUSINESS: BUILDING LASTING SUCCESS

12. Essential Skill for Entrepreneurs: Enhancing Social Competence, Creating Trust, Managing Conflict, Exerting Influence, and Dealing with Stress

13. Building the New Venture’s Human Resources: Recruiting, Motivating, and Retaining High-Performing Employees

PART V. HARVESTING THE REWARDS

14. Exit Strategies for Entrepreneurs: When – And How – To Harvest the Rewards

1. Sam Barshop, Barshop & Oles Company, Inc.

2. Herb Kelleher, Southwest Airlines

3. Ray Benson, Bandleader, Asleep at the Wheel

4. Stacey Bishkin, BBH Exhibits, Inc.

5. Randi Shade, Charitygift.com

6. Heriberto Guerra, Jr., SBC Communications, Inc.

7. Robert F. McDermott, USAA

8. Richard E. Tankerson, Carver Academy via Metropolitan Transit Authority

9. Jim Kozlowski, Texas Growth Fund & TGF Management Corp.

10. Walter Embrey, Embrey Development Company

11. C. Patrick Oles, Jr., Barshop & Oles Company, Inc.

12. Lowell Lebermann, Centex Beverage, Inc.

13. Nelson Wolff, Sun Harvest Foods

14. Katie Brickman Harvey, KG Brickman, Inc.

15. Charles E. Amato, Southwest Business Corporation/Employees Life Holding Company

16. Steve Hicks, AMFM, Inc.

17. Ian Fisher, Builders First Source

18. Gary Woods, McCombs Enterprises

19. Jan A. Lehman, Lehman McLeskey

20. Thomas Meredith, Dell Ventures

21. Jesse Luxton, Former President, CEO National Picture and Frame

22. Bob Marbut, Hearst-Argyle Television, Inc.

23. Sonny Melendrez, Radio Personality

24. Peter Holt, The Holt Companies

25. Todd Maclin, Chase Bank

26. H.B. Zachry, Jr., H.B. Zachry Company

27. Bobby Inman, Venture Capitalist

28. Lionel Sosa, Media Consultant

29. Red McCombs, McCombs Automotive/Minnesota Vikings

PART 1. UNDERSTANDING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL CHALLENGE.

1. The Challenge of Entrepreneurial Leadership in Growing Organizations.

2. The Challenge of Entrepreneurial Growth.

3. The Ethical Challenge of Growing Enterprises.

PART 2. STRATEGIC ISSUES FOR EMERGING VENTURES.

4. Opportunity Recognition: Developing Distinctive Competencies.

5. Assessment of Entrepreneurial Ventures.

6. Understanding Strategic Positioning.

7. Business Plans for Growing Ventures.

8. Succession Planning and the Family Business.

PART 3. GROWTH OPTIONS FOR STRATEGIC IMPACT.

9. Corporate Entrepreneurship: Developing Internal Innovation.

10. Embracing Rapid Expansion: The Franchise Option.

11. The Challenge of Venture Capital for Growing Ventures.

Unit 1 Entrepreneurship and You.1. You as an Entrepreneur.2. Plan the Small Business.3. Purchase an Existing Business or Franchise.4. Legal Requirements.Unit 2 Small Business Research.5. Develop the Marketing Plan.6. Conduct the Industry Analysis.7. The Competitive Analysis.8. Decide on Location and Facilities.Unit 3 Market the Small Business.9. Get to Know Your Customers.10. Pricing.11. Promotional Activities.12. E-Entrepreneurship.Unit 4 Manage and Finance the Small Business.13. Human Resource Management.14. Building a Financial Plan.15. Analysis of Financial sources.16. Management Control Tools.Appendix: Small Business Assistance.

Focus on Feasibility: The authors present a variety of filters to use in evaluating business ventures to help make the decision to “go” or “no go”. Business Plan in Context: The text first challenges learners to take on an entrepreneurial mindset, evaluate business opportunities, test ideas, and decide on the opportunity for them, before writing the business plan in the last chapter.

1. Do You Have What It Takes?

2. Myths and Characteristics

3. Finding Your Idea

4. Lifecycles and Entry Strategies

5. Getting Past the Idea

6. Feasibility

7. Entrepreneurial Marketing

8. How Do I Sell?

9. Developing Your Benefit

10. Money Tool Kit

11. How and Where Do I Find the Money?

12. Feasibility: Part Two

13. The Business Plan

1. Office Ethics2. Corporate Ethics Values Versus Yours3. Outside Influences on Ethics4. Technology and Ethics5. Communications and Ethics6. Supervisor/Employee Ethics7. Office Relationships and Ethics8. Perceptions and Behaviors9. The Future of Business Ethics Not Available

1. Human Resources Management in Perspective: Environment, International, and Legal Issues

2. Meeting Human Resource Requirements: Job Analysis/Design, Planning, Recruitment, and Selection

3. Developing Effectiveness in Human Resources: Training, Career Development, and Performance Appraisal

4. Implementing Compensation and Security: Compensation, Incentives, Benefits, and Safety and Health

5. Enhancing Employee Relations: Motivation, Employee Rights and Discipline, Labor Relations, and Collective Bargaining

6. Human Resource Audits/Term Assignments

1. HealthCare HR Management

2. Health HR Competencies, Structures and Quality Standards

3. Strategic HR Management

4. Legal Issues Affecting the Healthcare Workplace

5. Job Design and Analysis

6. Healthcare Recruitment and Selection

7. Organizational Relations and Employee Retention in Healthcare

8. Training and Development in Healthcare Organizations

9. Performance Management in Healthcare Organizations

10. Employee Relations in the Healthcare Industry

11. Labor Relations and Healthcare Organizations

12. Healthcare Compensation Practices

13. The Management of Benefits and Variable Pay in Healthcare

14. Safety, Health, and Security in Healthcare Organizations

Part I. The Strategic Approach

1. The Strategic Approach to Human Resource Management

2. Formulating a Corporate and Human Resource Strategy

3. The External and Global Environment for Human Resources: Change and Diversity

Part II. Strategies for Human Resource Acquisition and Placement

4. Human Resource Planning and Information Systems

5. Equal Employment Opportunity and Managing Diversity

6. Job Analysis

7. Recruitment, Selection, and Retention

Part III. Strategies for Maximizing Human Resource Productivity

8. Job Design

9. Socialization, Training, and Development

10. Strategies for Effective Performance Appraisal Systems

11. Strategic Compensation Systems

12. Improving Productivity

Part IV. Strategies for Maintaining Human Resources

13. Benefit Plans

14. Managing Health, Safety, and Stress

15. Ethics, Employee Rights, and Employer Responsibilities

16. Unions and Strategic Collective Bargaining

Part V. Strategic Separation

17. Separation Restructuring and the Virtual Organization

1. Basics of Human Resource Management

2. Individual Performance and Retention

3. Equal Employment

4. Jobs

5. Staffing

6. Training, Careers, and HR Development

7. Performance Management and Appraisal

8. Compensation Strategies and Practices

9. Variable Pay and Benefits

10. Health, Safety, and Employee Rights

11. Labor Relations

Appendix A. Human Resource Certification Institute Test Specifications

Appendix B. Major Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Laws and Regulations

Appendix C. Guidelines to Lawful and Unlawful Pre-Employment Inquiries

Appendix D. Sample Job Description and Specifications

SECTION I. NATURE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

1. Changing Nature of Human Resource Management.

2. Strategic HR Management and Planning.

3. Organizational/Individual Relations and Retention.

SECTION II. STAFFING THE ORGANIZATION.

4. Legal Framework of Equal Employment.

5. Managing Equal Employment and Diversity.

6. Jobs and Job Analysis.

7. Recruiting in Labor Markets.

8. Selecting and Placing Human Resources.

SECTION III. TRAINING AND DEVELOPING HUMAN RESOURCES.

9. Training Human Resources.

10. Careers and HR Development.

11. Performance Management and Appraisal.

SECTION IV. COMPENSATING HUMAN RESOURCES.

12. Compensation Strategies and Practices.

13. Variable Pay and Executive Compensation.

14. Managing Employee Benefits.

SECTION V. EMPLOYEE RELATIONS.

15. Health, Safety and Security.

16. Employee Rights and Discipline.

17 Union-Management Relations.

Appendix A. HRCI Content Outline.

Appendix B. Current Resources in HR Management.

1. Strategic HRM & Planning.

2. Organizational Performance and Global Effectiveness.

3. Equal Employment Opportunity.

4. Job Analysis.

5. Staffing.

6. Training & Development.

7. Managing & Appraising Performance.

8. Compensation.

9. Variable Pay & Benefits.

10. Employee Relations.

11. Union Management Relations.

PART I: THE MULTINATIONAL CONTEXT.

PART ONE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN PERSPECTIVE

1. The Challenge of Human Resources Management

2. Equal Employment Opportunity and Human Resources Management

PART TWO MEETING HUMAN RESOURCES REQUIREMENTS

3. Job Analysis, Employee Involvement and Flexible Work Schedules

4. Human Resources Planning and Recruitment

5. Selection

PART THREE DEVELOPING EFFECTIVENESS IN HUMAN RESOURCES

6. Training

7. Career Development

8. Appraising and Improving Performance

PART FOUR IMPLEMENTING COMPENSATION AND SECURITY

9. Managing Compensation

10. Pay-for-Performance: Incentive Rewards

11. Employee Benefits

12. Safety and Health

PART FIVE ENHANCING EMPLOYEE-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS

13. Employee Rights and Discipline

14. The Dynamics of Labor Relations

PART SIX EXPANDING HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT HORIZONS

15. International Human Resources Management

16. Creating High-Performance Work Systems

CASES

GLOSSARY

NAME INDEX

ORGANIZATION INDEX

SUBJECT INDEX

PHOTO CREDITS

1. Managing Human Resources through Strategic Partnerships.

2. Understanding the External and Organizational Environments.

3. Ensuring Fair Treatment and Legal Compliance.

4. Human Resources Planning for Alignment and Change.

5. The Strategic Importance of Job Analysis and Competency Modeling.

6. The Strategic Importance of Recruiting and Retaining Talented Employees.

7. Selecting Employees to Fit the Job and the Organization.

8. Training and Developing a Competitive Workforce.

9. Developing an Overall Approach to Compensation.

10. Measuring Performance and Providing Feedback.

11. Using Performance-Based Pay to Enhance Motivation.

12. Providing Benefits and Services.

13. Promoting Workplace Safety and Health.

14. Understanding Unionization and Collective Bargaining.

Integrative Cases--Southwest Airlines and Lincoln Electric Company.

Appendix A. Human Resources Manager Position Description, Competencies, Certification, Test Specifications and Salaries, Incentives and Bonuses.

Appendix B. Statistics for Managing Human Resources.


1. The Nature of Human Relations

2. Fundamentals of Motivation

PART II. THE SOCIAL SYSTEM

3. Individual Behavior

4. Group Behavior

5. The Informal Organization

PART III. THE TECHNICAL SYSTEM

6. Technology and People at Work

7. Productivity and Quality Improvement

8. Job Redesign and Job Enrichment

PART IV. THE ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM

9. Fundamentals of Leadership

10. Developing, Appraising, and Rewarding Personnel

PART V. BEHAVIORAL EFFECTIVENESS

11. Communicating for Effectiveness

12. Managing Conflict and Change

PART VI. LOOKING TO THE FUTURE

13. International Human Relations

14. Human Relations Challenges of the Future

15. Human Relations and You

PART I. STRATEGY MAKING AS LEARNING: POSITIONING THE ROLE OF HRD IN STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

1. Defining the Scope of Human Resource Development Practice

2. Strategy, Tactics, and Operational Effectiveness

3. Strategy Making as Learning

4. The Role of HRD Leadership in the Organization

5. Strategic Positioning and Human Resource Development

PART II. PUTTING HRD INTO PRACTICE

6. Theoretical Foundations of HRD Practice

7. Designing Learning Opportunities

8. Web-Based Learning

9. Assessing The Effectiveness of HRD Interventions

10. Linking Learning and Performance

11. Future Directions for HRD Practice

PART III. FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE.

Cases

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PART I. GLOBALIZATION.

1. Globalization.

PART II. GLOBALIZATION DRIVERS.

2. Cultural Environment.

3. Global Trade Environment.

4. Politics and Laws.

5. Economic Integration.

PART III. GLOBAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT.

6. Trade and Investment Theory.

7. The International Economic Activity of the Nation.

PART IV. GLOBAL FINANCE.

8. Foreign Exchange and Global Financial Markets.

9. Global Financial Management.

PART V. GLOBAL OPERATIONS.

10. Exporting and Global Expansion.

11. Global Marketing.

12. Global Supply Chain.

13. Managing Globally.

PART VI. THE FUTURE.

14. The Future.

Introduction.I. 1. Factors That Will Influence the Global Economy.2. Assessing a Company’s Capability to Do International Business in the Changing Global Economy.3. Factors to Consider in the International Investment Decision.4. The International Business Progression.5. The Ten Steps to Successful Exporting.6. Preparing for Cultural Differences.7. The First Negotiation (Agent/Distributor Agreement or Licensing).II. 8. Three Levels of Thinking: Information Gathering, Analysis and Strategy Development.9. Reverse Marketing for International Business.10. Organizational Structure and Operations Management.11. Financial Management.12. Multinational Costs of Capital, Capital Structure and Capital Budgeting.13. The Second Negotiation: The International Joint Venture.

1. Introduction.

Chapter 1 We Live in a Global EconomyChapter 2 Our Global EconomyChapter 3 Cultural Influences on Global BusinessChapter 4 Government and Global BusinessChapter 5 Structures of International Business OrganizationsChapter 6 Importing, Exporting, and Trade RelationsChapter 7 Foreign Exchange and International FinanceChapter 8 Legal Agreements Around the WorldChapter 9 Global Entrepreneurship and Small Business ManagementChapter 10 Management Principles in ActionChapter 11 Human Resources ManagementChapter 12 International Career PlanningChapter 13 Organized LaborChapter 14 Information Needs for Global Business ActivitiesChapter 15 Production Systems for Global BusinessChapter 16 Global Marketing and Consumer BehaviorChapter 17 Developing Goods and Services for Global MarketsChapter 18 Global Pricing and Distribution StrategiesChapter 19 Global Promotional StrategiesChapter 20 Global Financial ActivitiesChapter 21 Managing International Business Risk

1. We Live in a Global Economy. 2. Our Global Economy. 3. Cultural Influences on Global Business. 4. Government and Global Business. 5. Structures of International Business Organizations. 6. Importing, Exporting, and Trade Relations. 7. Foreign Exchange and International Finance. 8. Legal Agreements Around the World. 9. Global Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management. 10. Management Principles in Action. 11. Human Resources Management. 12. International Career Planning. 13. Organized Labor. 14. Information Needs for Global Business Activities. 15. Production Systems for Global Business. 16. Global Marketing and Consumer Behavior. 17. Developing Goods and Services for Global Markets. 18. Global Pricing and Distribution Strategies. 19. Global Promotional Strategies. 20. Global Financial Activities. 21. Managing International Business Risk.

PART I. IMPACT

1. The International Business Imperative

PART II. ENVIRONMENT

2. Culture

3. Trade and Investment Policies

4. Politics and Law

PART III. FOUNDATIONS.

5. The Theory of International Trade and Investment

6. The Balance of Payments

PART IV. FINANCIAL MARKETS

7. Financial Markets

8. Economic Integration

9. Emerging Markets

PART V. STRATEGY

10. Building the Knowledge Base

11. Entry and Expansion

12. Strategic Planning

13. Organization, Implementation, and Control

PART VI. OPERATIONS

14. Marketing

15. Services

16. Logistics and Supply-Chain Management

17. Financial Management

18. Corporate Governance, Accounting, and Taxation

19. Human Resource Management

PART VI. FUTURE

20. New Horizons

1. Defining International Terrorism: What it is and what it isn’t. 2. Background statistics on terrorists’ methods and targets.3. Brief chronology of significant terrorist events during past three years4. Unmasking terrorism and the terrorist mentality: What makes terrorists tick?5. Characteristics of Terrorists’ Operations6. Personal Security: Lowering Your ProfileDEFINITION OF SOFT TARGETS VS HARD TARGETS7. Travel Tips: How not to become a Victim8. What to do if you are Taken Hostage9. Keys to Surviving Captivity10. Trends & Prospects – Conclusion

IntroductionI. THE DISCREET CHARM OF NAFTA1. An Overview of the Establishment of the North American Free Trade Agreement in 19942. Mexico After Nafta: A Market Economy Flourishes - As Does Ambivalence Towards Paternalism3. Canada in Nafta's Second Decade: Aggressively Pursuing Mexican OpportunitiesII. MARKET OPPORTUNITIES IN NAFTA's SECOND DECOND4. The Infrastructure of North America5. The Integration of Financial Services6. The Energy to Power Continent7. An Opportunity to Educate a Continent8. The Business of EnvironmentalismIII. INTEGRATING THE POLITICAL ECONOMIES OF NORTH AMERICA9. The Persistent Appeal of Paternalism10. Dispute Resolution Strategies for Greater Economic Efficiencies11. Understanding the Origins and Role of Corruption12. Drug Trafficking: An Irrational ProhibitionConclusion

Mourdoukoutas New Emerging Japanese Economy documents the rise of the old Japan economy, identifies the reasons and their domestic and international effects, then charts Japan’s rapid decline, and the effects that this largely unexpected event had on the conduct of business globally. But now the signs point to Japan’s economic recovery – and the importance of this cannot be overestimated. Not only will it provide benefits to the Japanese people, these same benefits will extend to Japan’s trading partners worldwide. The result will be new opportunities, but new challenges as well for unwary foreign management. Mourdoukoutas analyzes the Japanese economy, from rise to fall to rise again, and relates his findings, analyses, and interpretations directly to the conduct of world trade, not only between Japan and the U.S. but with other partners as well.

In doing so he makes it possible for corporate management at the highest levels to determine for itself what its strategic response should be – how to select, create, and sell innovative goods and services, and how to design new business methods to maximize gains and guard against losses. The result is a rigorously pragmatic, readable guide for international business people in various capacities and at the highest corporate levels, as well as a challenging, provocative analysis for individuals interested in business management and world trade.

1. IntroductionI. THE FADING OLD ECONOMY2. Economic Dualism3. Government Activism4. Economic Frictions5. The Bubble and its BurstII. THE EMERGING NEW ECONOMY6. Competition and Deregulation7. Corporate Restructuring8. Opportunities for Foreign BusinessIII. STRATEGIES FOR FOREIGN BUSINESS9. Adapt to the Japanese Business Conditions10. Develop New Products11. Promote Products Aggressively12. Summary and Conclusions

Introduction Economic Fundamentals of Foreign Exchange 1. The Economics of Foreign Exchange 2. Deviations from Parity: The Accounting of Foreign Exchange3. The Balance Sheet4. The Income Statement5. FASB-52 Alternatives: The Management of Foreign Exchange6. The Buying and Selling of Foreign Exchange7. Balance Sheet Management (borrowing and converting)8. Balance Sheet Management (forward transactions)9. Swaps10. Cash Flow Management (Income Statement Exposure)11. Steady State Hedging (in theory only)12. Currency Options (Philadelphia Stock Market)13. Sample Financial Statements: A Practical Procedure to Initiate a Foreign Exchange System14. Setting up a SystemAppendix

TestimonialsPrefaceI. THE EXPORT MARKETING IMPERATIVE1. The Export Marketing ImperativeII. THE EXPORT PROCESS2. Building the Export Knowledge Base3. Export Modes4. Export Intermediaries5. E-exports (B2B, B2C)III. THE EXPORT ENVIRONMENT6. Financial Environment7. Government: Promotion and RestrictionIV. EXPORT MARKETING STRATEGIES 8. Market Choice and Development9. Product Adjustment for Exports10. Export Pricing11. Export Channel Management12. Integrated Marketing Communications in ExportsV. THE EXPORT MARKETING PLAN13. The Export Marketing Plan

1. Introduction to the Basel Capital Accords2. The New Basel Capital Accord: Is 8% Adequate?3. Why and How Banks Fail- Would 8% Capital Make a Difference?4. Basel II: The Roar That Moused5. Basel II Creates an Uneven Playing Field6. Market Discipline: Is it Fact of Fiction?7. The New Basel Capital Accord and Questions for Research8. The New Basel Accord and Advanced IRB Approaches: Is There a Case for Capital Incentives?9. Pro-cyclicality, Banks' Reporting Discretion, and "Safety in Similarity"10. The Inadequacy of Capital Adequacy Policies for Financial Institution Regulation11. Bank Lending and the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy Under a Revised Basel Accord12. Is the New Basel Accord Incentive Compatible?13. Optionality and Basel II14. The Impact of the Basel II Capital Accord on Australian Banks15. Basel Skepticism: From a Hungarian Perspective16. The New Basel Capital Accord and Its Impact on Japanese Banking: A Qualitative AnalysisAbout the AuthorsIndex

PART I. THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS: BACKGROUND, CAUSES, AND EFFECTS

1. The World Business Challenge

2. Globalization and Worldwide Infrastructure Development

3. Globalization, Technology Transfers, Economic Development, and Cultural Change

PART II. WORLD BUSINESS ANALYSIS

4. Geopolitical Analyses of Regional Markets

5. Analyses of National Markets

6. Analyzing Global Industries and Competitors

7. International Strategic Planning and Market Screening

PART III. WORLD BUSINESS STRATEGY

8. Internationalization and Globalization Processes

9. Market Entry and Servicing Strategies

10. Global and Multi-Market Strategies

11. Global and Multi-Market Supply Chain Management

12. Managing Cultural Differences

13. Localization Strategies: Managing Stakeholders and Supply Chains

Introduction.

1. Globalization

2. Understanding Cross-Cultural Management Dimensions

3. Worldview and Religion

4. Communication and Culture

5. Nonverbal Communication Across Cultures

6. Theoretical Perspectives on Intercultural Communication

7. Organizational Culture

8. Leadership Across Cultures

9. Motivating Across Cultures

10. International Negotiation

11. Cross-Cultural Conflict and Conflict Resolution

12. Global Business Ethics

13. International Human Resource Management

14. International Project Management

15. Managerial Excellence in Global Management: Cross-Cultural Dimensions

PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF MULTINATIONAL MANAGEMENT

1. Multinational Management in a Changing World

2. Culture and Multinational Management

3. The Institutional Context of Multinational Management

PART II: STRATEGY CONTENT AND FORMULATION FOR MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES

4. Strategic Management in the Multinational Company: Content and Formulation

5. Multinational and Participation Strategies: Content and Formulation

6. Small Business as Multinational Companies: Overcoming Barriers and Finding Opportunities

PART III: MANAGEMENT PROCESSES IN STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION: DESIGN CHOICES FOR MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES

7. Organizational Designs for Multinational Companies

8. International Strategic Alliances: Management and Design

9. Multinational E-Commerce: Strategies and Structures

PART IV: STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION FOR MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

10. International Human Resource Management

11. HRM in the Local Context: Knowing When and How to Adapt

PART V: STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION FOR MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES: INTERACTION PROCESSES

12. International Negotiation and Cross-Cultural Communication

13. Motivation in Multinational Companies

14. Leadership and Management Behavior in Multinational Companies

PART VI: THE ETHICAL CONTEXT OF MULTINATIONAL MANAGEMENT

15. Managing Ethical and Social Responsibility Challenges in Multinational Companies

Chapter 1: Characteristics of Business, Chapter 2: Social and Ethical Environment of Business, Chapter 3: Economic Environment of Business, Chapter 4: International Environment of Business, Chapter 5: Proprietorships and Partnerships, Chapter 6: Corporate Forms of Business Ownership, Chapter 7: Legal Aspects of Business, Chapter 8: Technology and Information Management, Chapter 9: Organizational Communications, Chapter 10: Management Functions and Decision Making, Chapter 11: The Manager as Leader, Chapter 12: Planning and Organizing, Chapter 13: Implementing and Controlling, Chapter 14: Financial Records in a Business, Chapter 15: Financial Analysis of a Business, Chapter 16: Financing a Business, Chapter 17: Financial Services, Chapter 18: Credit and Collections, Chapter 19: Business Risks and Insurance, Chapter 20: Production and Operations Management, Chapter 21: Nature and Scope of Marketing, Chapter 22: Product Development and Distribution, Chapter 23: Purchasing, Pricing, and Promotion, Chapter 24: E-Commerce, Glossary, Index

1. Managing Today's Workforce.2. Managing People Who are Different.3. Communicating Effectively and Efficiently.4. Managing Work Flow and Priorities.5. Creating a Motivational Workplace.6. Coaching to Improve Performance.7. Solving Problems.8. Making Decisions.9. Resolving Conflict.10. Negotiating for Win-Win Results.11. Defining and Assessing Ethics and Integrity.12. Managing Change and Transition.13. Facilitating Team Dynamics.14. Interviewing and Hiring.

Unit 1 Banking and BookkeepingUnit 2 Business CommunicationsUnit 3 PayrollUnit 4 Accounts Payable and ReceivableUnit 5 Postal and Shipping Services Unit 6 Borrowing MoneyUnit 7 AdvertisingUnit 8 Reports and Business PlansUnit 9 Human Resources in BusinessUnit 10 Investments Introduction

PART I. RECOGNIZING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF UNIONS AND MANAGEMENT

1. Union-Management Relationships in Perspective

2. Evolution of Labor-Management Relationships

3. Labor Law: Background and Basic Principles

4. Unions and Management: Key Participants in the Labor Relations Process

5. Why and How Unions are Organized

PART II. NEGOTIATING AND ADMINISTERING THE LABOR AGREEMENT

6. Negotiating the Labor Agreement

7. Economic Issues

8. Administrative Issues

9. Contract Ratification and Impasses Resolution Procedures

PART III. ADMINISTERING THE LABOR AGREEMENT

10. Contract Administration

11. Labor and Employment Arbitration

12. Employee Discipline and Discharge

PART IV. APPLYING THE LABOR RELATIONS PROCESS TO DIFFERENT LABOR RELATIONS SYSTEMS

13. Labor Relations in the Public Sector

14. Labor Relations in Multinational Corporations and in Other Countries

PART 1: INDIVIDUALS AS LEADERS

1. Who is a Leader?

2. Leadership Traits and Ethics

3. Leadership Behavior and Motivation

4. Influencing: Power, Politics, Networking, and Negotiation

5. Contingency Leadership Theories

PART 2: TEAM LEADERSHIP

6. Communication, Coaching, and Conflict Skills

7. Dyadic Relationships, Followership, and Delegation

8. Team Leadership

9. Leading Self-Managed Teams

PART 3: ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP

10. Charismatic and Transformational Leadership

11. Strategic Leadership and Managing Crises and Change

12. Leadership of Culture and Diversity, and the Learning Organization.

APPENDIXES

A. Spirituality in the Workplace

B. How to Research Case Material Using the Internet

1. Breaking the Code

2. The Limitations of Language

3. Learning Organizations, Present and Future: Recognizing the “Others" Are Us

4. [Intermezzo] The Changing Face of Management

5. Management's New Face

6. Building Learning Organizations through Learning Landscapes

7. Communications Design Issues of the Future

PART 1. LEADERSHIP AS A PROCESS

1. Introduction to Leadership

PART 2. THE CONTEXT

2. Globalization, Organizational Design, and Context

3. Management and Leadership

PART 3. THE LEADER

4. Classical Views of Leadership

5. Leadership, Power, and Inertia

6. Early Theories of Leadership

7. Contingency Theories of Leadership

8. Gender and Leadership

9. Charismatic and Transformational Leadership

PART 4. THE FOLLOWERS

10. Followers and Leadership

11. Followers in Work Groups and Work Teams

12. Communicating with Followers

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP

1. What Does It Mean to Be a Leader?

PART II. RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES ON LEADERSHIP

2. Traits, Behaviors, and Relationships

3. Contingency Approaches

PART. III. THE PERSONAL SIDE OF LEADERSHIP

4. The Leader as an Individual

5. Leadership Mind and Heart

6. Courage and Moral Leadership

7. Followership

PART IV. THE LEADER AS RELATIONSHIP BUIDER

8. Motivation and Empowerment

9. Leadership Communication

10. Leading Teams

11. Developing Leadership Diversity

12. Leadership Power and Influence

PART V. THE LEADER AS SOCIAL ARCHITECT

13. Creating Vision and Strategic Direction

14. Shaping Culture and Values

15. Designing and Leading a Learning Organization

16. Leading Change

PART I – INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP

Video Cases: An integrating video case on Horizons Company runs throughout the text to help learners connect theory and practice. In addition, 10 video segments from South-Western's BusinessLink library are available and detailed in the Instructor's Manual.

PART I: INTRODUCTION

1. The Nature of Organizations and Management

2. Philosophies and Approaches to Management Practice

3. Social Responsibility and Ethics

4. The Organizational Environment

PART II: INDIVIDUALS IN ORGANIZATIONS

5. Individuals in Organizations: Perception, Personality and Culture

6. Attitudes in Organizations

7. Motivation in Organizations

8. Behavior in Organizations

PART III: THE ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR CONTEXT

9. Organizational Decision Making

10. Organizational Planning and Controlling

11. Leading Organizational Members

12. Organizing and Coordinating the Work of Organizations

13. Organizational Design

PART IV: GROUPS IN ORGANIZATIONS

14. Groups and Teams in Organizations

15. Group Processes

PART V: MANAGING IN THE 21st CENTURY

16. Managing Careers and Job Stress

17. Managing Productivity

18. Organizational Change and Development

Preface

1. OVERVIEW OF ORGANIZATION THEORY.

Exercise 1. Associations Exercise.

Exercise 2. Exchange game.

Exercise 3. You’ll Play the Role So Why Not Pick the Part?

2. STRATEGY, DESIGN AND EFFECTIVENESS.

Exercise 4. When is a Business Effective in the U.S. . . and Around the World?

Exercise 5. Fast Food and Effectiveness: An Organizational Diagnosis.

Exercise 6. Strategy, Stakeholders and Social Responsibility.

3. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE.

Exercise 7. The Apple-Orange Company Structure.

Exercise 8. Words-In-Sentences, Inc.

Exercise 9. The Club Ed Exercise.

4. ENVIRONMENT.

Exercise 10. Organizational Diagnosis of the College Setting.

Exercise 11. Stakeholder Demands.

Exercise 12. Grocery Store Dilemma.

5. TECHNOLOGY.

Exercise 13. Measuring Technology.

Exercise 14. Athletics and Physical Interdependence Technologies.

Exercise 15. The Hollow Square.

6. SIZE, LIFE CYCLE AND CONTROL.

Exercise 16. Discovering an Organization's Life Cycle.

Exercise 17. How Big are the Colleges?

Exercise 18. Effective Organizational Control Mechanisms?

7. CULTURE AND ETHICS.

Exercise 19. My Friend Morgan.

Exercise 20. Culture in the Land of Doone.

Exercise 21. A Culture in the Forest.

8. INNOVATION AND CHANGE.

Exercise 22. Dynamics of Change.

Exercise 23. Needle in the Organization Haystack.

Exercise 24. Environment, Power and Change.

9. DECISION-MAKING.

Exercise 25. Maximizing or Satisfying: Pick the Best -- Or the First Good One.

Exercise 26. Decisive Decision Making.

Exercise 27. Winter Survival Exercise.

10. CONFLICT, POWER AND POLITICS.

Exercise 28. Political Processes in Organizations.

Exercise 29. Conflict Strategies Exercise.

Exercise 30. Prisoners'' Dilemma: An Intergroup Competition.

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIZATIONS.

1. Organizations and Organization Theory.

PART II: ORGANIZATIONAL PURPOSE AND STRUCTURAL DESIGN.

2. Strategy, Organization Design, and Effectiveness.

3. Fundamentals of Organization Structure.

PART III: OPEN SYSTEM DESIGN ELEMENTS.

4. The External Environment.

5. Interorganizational Relationships.

6. Designing Organizations for the International Environment.

PART IV: INTERNAL DESIGN ELEMENTS.

7. Manufacturing and Service Technologies.

8. Information Technology and Control.

9. Organization Size, Life Cycle and Decline.

PART V: MANAGING DYNAMIC PROCESSES.

10. Organizational Culture and Ethical Values.

11. Innovation and Change.

12. Decision-Making Processes.

13. Conflict, Power, and Politics.

INTEGRATIVE CASES.

1. General Introduction to Organization Development

PART 1. OVERVIEW OF ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT

2. The Nature of Planned Change

3. The Organization Development Practitioner

PART 2. THE PROCESS OF ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT

4. Entering and Contracting

5. Diagnosing Organizations

6. Diagnosing Groups and Jobs

7. Collecting and Analyzing Diagnostic Information

8. Feeding Back Diagnostic Information

9. Designing Interventions

10. Leading and Managing Change

11. Evaluating and Institutionalizing Organization Development Interventions

PART 3. HUMAN PROCESS INTERVENTIONS

12. Individual, Interpersonal, and Group Process Approaches

13. Organization Process Approaches

PART 4. TECHNOSTRUCTURAL INTERVENTIONS

14. Restructuring Organization

15. Employee Involvement

16. Work Design

PART 5. HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT INTERVENTIONS

17. Performance Management

18. Developing and Assisting Members

PART 6. STRATEGIC CHANGE INTERVENTIONS

19. Competitive and Collaborative Strategies

20. Organization Transformation

PART 7. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS OF ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT

21. Organization Development in Global Settings

22. Organization Development in Nonindustrial Settings: Health Care, Family Businesses, School Systems, and the Public Sector

23. Future Directions in Organization Development

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

1. The Nature and Scope of Organizational Behavior

PART II. THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE ORGANIZATION

2. Individual Differences, Mental Ability, and Personality

3. Learning, Perception, and Attribution

4. Attitudes, Values, and Ethics

5. Individual Decision Making and Creativity

6. Foundation Concepts of Motivation

7. Motivational Methods and Programs

8. Conflict, Stress, and Well-Being

PART III. GROUPS AND INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS

9. Interpersonal Communication

10. Group Dynamics and Teamwork

11. Leadership in Organizations

12. Power, Politics, and Influence

PART IV. THE ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEM AND THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT.

13. Organizational Structure and Design

14. Organizational Culture and Change

15. The Learning Organization and Knowledge Management

16. Cultural Diversity and International Organizational Behavior

I. The Impact of Cultures on Organizations

1. Culture and Management

2. How Do Cultural Differences Affect Organizations?

3. Communicating Across Cultures

II. Leveraging Cultural Diversity

4. Creating Cultural Synergy

5. Multicultural Teams

6. Global Leadership, Motivation, and Decision Making

7. Negotiating Globally

III. Managing Global Managers

8. Cross-Cultural Transitions: Expatriate Employee Entry and Reentry

9. A Portable Life: The Expatriate Spouse

10. Global Careers

Epilogue

ANALYTICS

1. The “New” Organization: Taking Action in an Era of Organizational Transformation

2. Three Lenses on Organizational Analysis and Action

TEAMS

3. Making Teams Work

4. Diverse Cognitive Styles in Teams

5. Team Processes

6. Teams in Organizations

ORGANIZATIONS

7. Workforce Management: Employment Relationships in Changing Organizations

8. Managing Change in Organizations

9. Organizational Actions in Complex Environments

10. Learning Across Borders: Disneyland on the Move

SKILLS

11. Managing Cultural Diversity

12. Negotiation and Conflict Resolutions

13. Change From Within: Roads to Successful Issue Selling

14. Leadership

MODULE I. MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP.

1. Custom Chip, Inc.

2. Dick Spencer.

3. The Marketing Campaign at ChemCorp.

4. Traveler Import Cars, Inc.

5. The Prominent Dr. Rombach.

6. The United Way and the Boy Scouts: Controversy in Portland, Oregon.

MODULE II. STRATEGY, PLANNING, AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE.

7. American Express.

8. XEL Communications Inc.

9. XEL Communications “C”.

10. Europska Databanka.

11. The Boston YWCA: 1991.

12. BCH Telecommunications.

13. Riding the Rollercoaster of Entrepreneurship.

MODULE III. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND DESIGN.

14. The Plaza Inn.

15. Dowling Flexible Metals.

16. Microsoft: Adapting to New Challenges.

17. Sunday at Al Tech.

18. The ZX Software Development Group: Santa Cruz.

19. The Wreck of Amtrack's Sunset Limited.

MODULE IV. ORGANIZATIONAL CONTROL, POWER, AND CONFLICT.

20. Pearl Jam's Dispute with Ticketmaster.

21. Suntory.

22. Baksheesh.

23. Conflict Management.

24. Iroquois Container Corporation: Flagstone Operations.

25. Astrotech Fuel Systems (A).

26. Unsavory Problems at Tasty's: A Case Exercise about Whistleblowing.

MODULE V. HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

27. Precision Measurement of Japan.

28. Bringing HR into the Business.

29. The Tall Pines Hotel and Conference Center.

30. A Broader View Seizes More Opportunities.

31. Moon Over ER.

32. Heartland State Bank (A).

33. Heartland State Bank (B).

MODULE VI. MANAGING DIVERSITY.

34. Managing Workforce Diversity: People Related Issues at the Barden Corporation.

35. Propmore Corporation.

36. Promotion to Police Sergeant.

37. Propco, Inc.

38. The Business of Culture at Acoma Pueblo.

39. Personnel Selection Procedures in Latin America.

MODULE VII. MOTIVATION AND PERFORMANCE.

40. How to Motivate Fred Maiorino?

41. The Kriendler Executive Dining Room.

42. Nordstorm.

43. Southwest Airlines: Can Luv Rule the World?

44. Lincoln Electric Company.

45. An American in Paris.

MODULE VIII. COMMUNICATION AND GROUP DYNAMICS.

46. Motor Parts Corporation.

47. Contract Negotiations in Western Africa.

48. Does This Milkshake Taste Funny?

49. Insubordination or Unclear Loyalties?

50. The Luggers Versus the Butchers.

51. Donor Services Department.

MODULE IX. ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE AND TRANSFORMATION.

52. Transformation at Harley Davidson.

53. Organizational Change: Planning and Implementing Teams at AAL and IPS.

54. Using Leadership to Promote TQM.

55. Peoples Trust Company.

56. Seeing the Forest and the Trees.

57. Women and Global Leadership at Bestfoods.

PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMEFROM THE SIXTH EDITION:

1. Introduction to Organizational Behavior. 2. Personality and Attitudes. 3. Perception and Attribution. 4. Learning and Reinforcement. 5. Work Motivation. 6. Motivating Performance: Goal Setting and Reward Systems. 7. Work Stress. 8. Group and Team Behavior. 9. Power and Political Behavior. 10. Conflict and Negotiation. 11. Leadership: Foundations. 12. Leadership: Contemporary Developments. 13. Interpersonal Communication. 14. Decision-Making in Organizations. 15. Job Design. 16. Organization Design. 17. Organizational Culture. 18. Organizational Change. 19. Creativity. 20. Management of Diversity. 21. International Cross-Cultural Management. 22. Values and Ethics. 23. Integrative Cases and Exercises. Appedix 1: Readings. Appendix 2: Roles and Other Confidential Information.

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Strategic management 5e is essential reading for all students of strategy at undergraduate, diploma and MBA level. StrucPART I: UNDERSTANDING STRASoftcover 005

1. Learning About Organizational Behavior.

PART I. INDIVIDUALS IN ORGANIZATIONS.

2. Understanding Individual Differences.

3. Understanding Perceptions and Attributions.

4. Fostering Learning and Reinforcement.

5. Motivation in the Workplace.

6. Motivating Individuals for High Performance.

7. Managing Individual Stress.

PART II. TEAM AND LEADERSHIP.

8. Managing Teams.

9. Managing Interpersonal Conflict and Negotiation.

10. Leading Effectively: Foundations.

11. Leading Effectively: Contemporary Developments.

12. Fostering Interpersonal Communication.

PART III. THE ORGANIZATION.

13. Making Decisions in Organizations.

14. Designing Organizations.

15. Cultivating Organizational Culture.

16. Guiding Organizational Change.

Integrating Cases.


1. Organizational Behavior

2. Management and Managers

PART II. MICRO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

3. Managing Diversity and Individual Differences

4. Perception, Decision Making, and Creativity

5. Work Motivation and Performance

6. Satisfaction and Stress

PART III. MESO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

7. Efficiency, Motivation, and Quality in Work Design

8. Interdependence and Role Relationships

9. Group Dynamics and Team Effectiveness

10. Leadership of Groups and Organizations

PART IV. MACRO ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

11. Power, Politics, and Conflict

12. Structuring the Organization

13. Technology, Environment, and Organization Design

14. Culture, Change, and Organization Development

PART V. CONCLUSION

15. International Organizational Behavior

16. Critical Thinking and Continuous Learning


1. Introduction to Applied Organizational Behavior

PART II. THE INDIVIDUAL LEVEL

2. Personality and Perception

3. Motivation, Performance and Job Satisfaction

PART III. THE GROUP LEVEL

4. Group Dynamics and Team Effectiveness

5. Conflict Management

6. Analyzing Power

7. Decision Making

8. Leadership

9. Performance Management

PART IV. THE ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL

10. Organizational Change and Culture


1. Organizational Behavior and Opportunity.

2. Challenges for Managers.

PART 2. INDIVIDUAL PROCESSES AND BEHAVIOR.

3. Personality, Perception, and Attribution.

4. Attitudes, Values, and Ethics.

5. Motivation at Work.

6. Learning and Performance Management.

7. Stress and Well-Being at Work.

PART 3. INTERPERSONAL PROCESS AND BEHAVIOR.

8. Communication.

9. Work Teams and Groups.

10. Decision Making by Individuals and Groups.

11. Power and Political Behavior.

12. Leadership and Followership.

13. Conflict and Negotiation.

PART 4. ORGANIZATIONAL PROCESSES AND STRUCTURE.

14. Jobs and the Design of Work.

15. Organizational Design and Strucutre.

16. Organizational Strucutre.

17. Managing Your Career.

18. Managing Change.

Appendix A. A Brief Historical Perspective.

Appendix B. How Do We Know What We Know about Organizational Behavior.

PART I. INTRODUCTION: THE CONTEXT OF MODERN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND MANAGEMENT.

1. Introduction and Historical Background.

2. The Context of the Organizations (Diversity, Quality, Technology, International).

3. Ethics and Behavior in Organizations.

4. Organizational Culture.

PART II. INDIVIDUAL PROCESSES IN ORGANIZATIONS.

5. Perception, Attitudes, and Personality.

6. Organizational Socialization.

7. Motivation: Need Theories.

8. Motivation: Cognitive and Behavioral Theories and Techniques.

9. Intrinsic Rewards and Job Design.

PART III. GROUP AND INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES IN ORGANIZATIONS.

10. Groups and Intergroup Processes.

11. Conflict in Organizations.

12. Leadership and Management.

PART IV. ORGANIZATIONAL PROCESSES.

13. Communication Processes.

14. Decision-Making and Problem-Solving Processes.

15. Power and Political Behavior.

16. Stress in Organizations.

PART V. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN, ORGANIZATION CHANGE, AND THE FUTURE.

17. Organizational Design.

18. Organizational Change and Development.

19. Future Directions of Organizations and Management.

PART I: INDIVIDUAL PROCESSES.

1. An Introduction to Organizational Behavior.

2. Personality and Perception.

3. Changing Employee Behavior through Consequences.

4. Motivation.

5. Enhancing Employee Motivation Using Rewards, Goals, Expectations and Empowerment.

PART II: INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES.

6. Power and Politics.

7. Leadership.

8. Decision Making.

9. Group Dynamics.

10. Managing Conflict.

11. Managing Stress and Employee Job Satisfaction.

PART III: ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS.

12. Communication.

13. Organizational Design and Environmental Influences.

14. Cultural Influences.

15. Managing Organizational Change and Development.

PART I. FILM AS A LEARNING RESOURCE

PART II. FILM SCENES FOR LEARNING ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR THEORIES AND CONCEPTS

1. Introduction to Organizations and Management, 8 Mile

2. Global Environment, Mr. Baseball

3. Careers and Career Management, The Secret of My Success

4. Personality, The Breakfast Club

5. Ethics and Social Responsibility, The Emperor’s Club

6. Motivation, For Love of the Game

7. Performance Management, Seabiscuit

8. Stress and Stress Management, Meet the Parents

9. Communication, Patch Adams

10. Groups and Teams, Apollo 13

11. Decision Making, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas

12. Power and Political Behavior, Scarface

13. Leadership and Management, U-571

14. Conflict and Conflict Management, The Guru

15. Job and Work Design, Reality Bites

16. Organizational Design, Casino

17. Organizational Culture, Backdraft

18. Organizational Socialization, Brazil

19. Organizational Change, Field of Dreams

20. Future Directions of Organizations and Management, Back to the Future Part II


1. Organizational Behavior in Changing Times

2. Organizations and Managerial Challenges in the Twenty-First Century

PART II. INDIVIDUAL PROCESSES AND BEHAVIOR

3. Personality, Perception, and Attribution

4. Attitudes, Values, and Ethics

5. Motivation at Work

6. Learning and Performance Management

PART III. INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES AND BEHAVIOR

7. Communication

8. Work Teams and Groups

9. Decision Making by Individuals and Groups

10. Power and Political Behavior

11. Leadership and Followership

12. Conflict and Negotiation

PART IV. ORGANIZATIONAL PROCESSES AND STRUCTURE

13. Jobs and the Design of Work

14. Organizational Design and Structure


16. Managing Change

Hill and Fensen, specialists in ad writing, media, and human resource training and development, find that whatever other talents and capabilities they may have, line-managers and even HR specialists themselves may simply not know how to write a successful recruitment ad, and not just an ad that will find and pull the right people but do it cost-effectively. Here is a book to help change that.

Cost Effective Recruitment Advertising: Guide to Print/Online walks a recruiter/employer through the basics of recruitment advertising, taking a look first at the various options and then discussing the cost, benefits, features, services and terminology of each. It also includes guidance from those who have succeeded (or learned from their failures) in their own recruitment efforts - Human Resource managers, department heads, employment agency representatives and recruiters. Experts from advertising agency gurus and employment consultants offer advice on effective recruiting, talking about what media and other resources worked for theirs or their clients’ firms and why. They offer guidance on how they measured their results to determine that the advertising resources they chose were both cost and time effective and why, discussing how many qualified candidates were found with each of the advertising products they chose and at what cost over what time period. They also discuss networking and other recruitment sources such as employee referrals, etc.

Hill and Fensen explore the ins and outs of Web-based recruitment advertising with a special emphasis on measurement and results evaluation. If you’re going to spend money to find and hire people, it’s got to be accountable. Hill and Fensen give you the tools you need to assess the effectiveness of your recruitment advertising, print and electronic both, and thus how to quantify a case for your needs when budget-setting time rolls round.

Foreword.Introduction.Preface.1. Print.2. Internet.3. Broadcast.4. Networking.5. Outsourcing.APPENDIX A.APPENDIX B.INDEX.

1. Age of Reasoning 2. Recycle Old Perceptions 3. What Boomers Want4. Embrace the Multigenerational Workforce 5. Leverage the Strengths of Boomers 6. Future Leadership Dilemma 7. Retain versus Retire 8. Successful Slowdown Strategies 9. Phased Retirement 10. Recognize the Value to Rehire 11. Convincing the CEO 12. Capitalizing on Today’s Changing World of Work for Tomorrow’s Success

There are many pressures on American business. A significant and reoccurring concern is an organization’s plan for complying with government regulations and guidelines. One of the most important regulations of the past 30 plus years is the Equal Employment Opportunity Act. The financial risks that CEOs expose their companies’ to are substantial. CEOs are violating these regulations often times without knowledge.

Blackwell’s Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance discusses three sections: EEO today, your organization’s EEO plan, strategies and tactics of implementation. This practical approach is based on Ms. Blackwell’s work with her clients and her work in the Department of Labor, including interviews of managers she counseled over the years.

I. INTRODUCTIONII. EEO ORIGINS AND IMPLICATIONS.III. EXPECTATIONS.IV. EEO AND BUSINESS.V. ROLE OF HR.VI. ROLE OF THE MANAGER.VII. FRAMEWORK FOR COMPLIANCE.VIII. HOW OTHERS DID IT, AND THE IMPACT.IX. GET STARTED NOW.

PART I. MANAGING AND THE ENVIRONMENT

1. Management and Managers

2. The Management Environment

PART II. PLANNING

3. Decision Making

4. Planning

5. Strategy

PART III. ORGANIZING

6. Organizational Structure and Design

7. Job Analysis, Design, and Redesign


PART IV. LEADING

9. Groups, Processes, and Teams in Organizations

10. Motivation

11. Leadership

12. Interpersonal and Organizational Communication

PART V. CONTROLLING

13. Control Systems

14. Managing Services

15. Managing Organizational Change

Appendix A. History of Management

Appendix B. Managing Production and Operations

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT.

1. The Manager’s Job.

2. International Management and Cultural Diversity.

3. Information Technology and the Internet.

4. Ethics and Social Responsibility.

PART II. PLANNING.

5. Essentials of Planning.

6. Problem Solving and Decision Making.

7. Quantitative Techniques for Planning and Decision Making.

PART III. ORGANIZING.

8. Job Design and Work Schedules.

9. Organization Structure, Culture, and Change.

10. Staffing and Human Resource Management.

PART IV. LEADING.

11. Leadership.

12. Motivation.

13. Communication.

14. Teams, Groups, and Teamwork.

PART V. CONTROLLING.

15. Essentials of Control.

16. Managing Ineffective Performers.

PART VI. MANAGING FOR PERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS.

17. Enhancing Personal Productivity and Managing Stress.

Exercises: Matching exercises relate to a specific concept. An integrated application exercise relates to all of the concepts. For the integrated exercise, work situations are described in text and photo format. Multiple-choice questions are also provided for each situation.

PART 1. INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT.

1. Managing the New Workplace.

2. Historical Foundations of Management.

PART 2. THE ENVIRONMENT OF MANAGEMENT.

3. The Environment and Corporate Culture.

4. Managing in a Global Environment.

5. Managerial Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility.

6. Small Business and Internet Start-Ups.

PART 3. PLANNING.

7. Organizational Planning and Goal Setting.

8. Strategy Formulation and Implementation.

9. Managerial Decision Making.

PART 4. ORGANIZING.

10. Fundamentals of Organizing.

11. Using Structural Design to Achieve Strategic Goals.

12. Change and Development.

13. Human Resource Management.

14. Managing Diverse Employees.

PART 5. LEADING.

15. Foundations of Behavior in Organizations.

16. Leadership in Organizations.

17. Motivation in Organizations.

18. Communicating in Organizations.

19. Teamwork in Organizations.

PART 6. CONTROLLING.

20. The Importance of Control.

21. Information Technology and E-Business.

22. Operations and Service Management.

PART 1. MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY

1. Management and Managers: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

2. Evolution of Management Thought

3. Social Responsibility and Ethics

PART 2. PLANNING CHALLENGES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

4. Planning in the Contemporary Organization

5. Strategic Planning in a Global Environment

6. Effective Managerial Decision Making

7. Decision-Making Tools and Techniques

PART 3. ORGANIZING CHALLENGES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

8. Organizing for Quality, Productivity, and Job Satisfaction

9. Designing the Contemporary Organization

10. Strategic Human Resource Management

11. Organizational Culture, Change, and Development

PART 4. LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

12. Communicating Effectively within Diverse Organizations

13. Leading in a Dynamic Environment

14. Exploring Individual Differences and Team Dynamics

5. Motivating Organizational Members

PART 5. CONTROL CHALLENGES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

16. Organizational Control in a Complex Business Environment

17. Productivity and Quality in Operations

18. Information Technology and Control

PART I. MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS

1. Management: An Overview

2. Management Thought: Past and Present

3. Management Ethics and Social Responsibility

4. Management’s Commitment to Quality and Productivity

PART II. PLANNING AND DECISION MAKING

5. The Manager’s Environment

6. Organizational Planning

7. Strategic Planning and Strategic Management

8. Making Decisions

PART III. ORGANIZING

9. Organizing Principles


11. Organizational Structure and Change

PART IV. STAFFING AND LEADING

12. Staffing

13. Communication: Interpersonal and Organizational

14. Human Motivation

15. Leadership

16. Team Management and Conflict

PART V. CONTROLLING.

17. Information Management Systems

18. Controlling: Purpose and Process

19. Control Techniques

PART VI. SPECIAL CONCERNS

20. International Management

21. Succeeding in Your Organization

PART I. AN OVERVIEW OF MANAGEMENT

1. Managing in a Dynamic Environment

2. The Evolution of Management

PART II. MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT

3. Environmental Forces

4. Managing Globally

5. Entrepreneurship

6. Ethics and Stakeholder Social Responsibility

PART III. PLANNING AND CONTROL.

7. Planning and Strategy

8. Fundamentals of Decision Making

9. Planning and Decision Aids

10. Controlling in Organizations

PART IV. ORGANIZING


12. Organizational Change and Learning

13. Managing Human Resources

PART V. LEADING

14. Work Motivation

15. Dynamics of Leadership

16. Organizational Communication

17. Managing Work Teams

18. Organizational Cultures and Cultural Diversity

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT

1. Management

2. Organizational Environments and Cultures

3. Ethics and Social Responsibility

PART II: MAKING THINGS HAPPEN

4. Planning

5. Managing Information

6. Decision Making

7. Control

PART III: MEETING THE COMPETITION

8. Global Management

9. Organizational Strategy

10. Innovation and Change

11. Designing Adaptive Organizations

PART IV: ORGANIZING PEOPLE, PROJECTS, AND PROCESSES

12. Managing Individuals and a Diverse Work Force

13. Managing Teams

14. Managing Human Resource Systems

15. Managing Service and Manufacturing Operations

PART V: LEADING

16. Motivation

17. Leadership

18. Managing Communication

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT.

1. Managing in Turbulent Times.

2. The Evolution of Management Thinking.

PART 11. THE ENVIRONMENT OF MANAGEMENT.

3. The Environment and Corporate Culture.

4. Managing in a Global Environment.

5. Ethics and Social Responsibility.

6. Managing Small Business Start Ups.

PART III. PLANNING.

7. Managerial Planning and Goal Setting.

8. Strategy Formulation and Implementation.

9. Managerial Decision Making.

PART IV. ORGANIZING.

10. Designing Adaptive Organizations.

11. Managing Change and Innovation.

12. Human Resource Management.

13. Meeting the Challenge of Diversity.

PART V. LEADING.

14. Dynamics of Behavior in Organizations.

15. Leadership.

16. Motivation.

17. Communication.

18. Teamwork.

PART VI. CONTROLLING.

19. The Importance of Control.

20. Information Technology and E-Business.

21. Operations and Service Management.

PART ONE: MANAGING IN A GLOBAL INTERNET ENVIRONMENT

1. Managing

Appendix A. A Brief History of Management

2. Environment: Culture, Ethics, and Social Responsibility

3. The Global Environment and Entrepreneurship

PART TWO: PLANNING

4. Creative Problem Solving and Decision Making

5. The Strategic and Operational Planning Process

Appendix B. Time Management

PART THREE: ORGANIZING

6. Organizing and Delegating Work

7. Managing Change: Innovation and Diversity

8. Human Resources Management: Staffing

PART FOUR: LEADING

9. Organizational Behavior: Power, Politics, Conflict, and Stress

10. Team Leadership

11. Communicating for Results

12. Motivation for High Performance

13. Leading with Influence

PART FIVE: CONTROLLING

14. Control Systems

15. Operations, Quality, Technology and Information Systems

Appendix C. Internet Basics

Appendix D. How to Research Case Material Using the Internet

PART I. INTRODUCTION.

1. Managing.

Appendix. A Brief History of Management.

2. The Environment: Culture, Ethics, and Social Responsibility.

3. The Global Environment and Entrepreneurship.

PART II. PLANNING SKILLS.

4. Creative Problem Solving and Decision Making.

5. The Strategic and Operational Planning Process.

Appendix. Time Management.

PART III. ORGANIZING SKILLS.

6. Organizing and Delegating Work.

7. Managing Change: Innovation and Diversity.

8. Managing Human Resources: Staffing.

PART IV. LEADING SKILLS.

9. Organizational Behavior: Power, Politics, Conflict, and Stress.

10. Group and Team Development.

11. Communicating and Information Technology.

Appendix: Written Communication.

12. Motivating for High Performance.

13. Leading with Influence.

PART V. CONTROLLING SKILLS.

14. Control Systems: Financial and Human.

15. Operations, Quality, Technology, and Information Control Systems.

Endnotes.

Internet Index.

Company Index.

Name Index.

Subject Index.

PART I: MANAGEMENT THEORY.

1. The Management Challenge: Critical Skills for the New Workplace

PART I. INDIVIDUAL

2. Understanding and Valuing Differences

3. Problem Solving

4. Motivating Effectively

5. Managing Stress

PART II. INTERPERSONAL

6. Fostering Ethical Behavior

7. Communicating Effectively

8. Leading Effectively

9. Managing Power, Social Influence, and Politics

10. Managing Conflict

PART III. MANAGING GROUPS

11. Managing Teams

12. Building Human Assets


14. Managing Change

15. Maintaining and Building Skills

Appendix A. Strategic Management

Appendix B. Managing Careers

PART I. FILM AS A LEARNING RESOURCE

PART II. FILM SCENES FOR LEARNING MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES, THEORIES, AND CONCEPTS

1. Introduction to Management and Organizations, 8 Mile

2. Organizational Environments, Blue Crush

3. Organizational Culture, Backdraft

4. Ethics and Social Responsibility, The Emperor’s Club

5. Managing Information, Lorenzo’s Oil

6. Decision Making, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas

7. Control, Scent of a Woman

8. Global Management, Mr. Baseball

9. Organizational Strategy and Planning, The Bourne Identity

10. Innovation and Change, Apollo 13 (I)

11. Organizational Design, The Paper

12. Managing Individuals, The Breakfast Club

13. Workforce Diversity, Babe

14. Managing Teams, Apollo 13 (II)

15. Human Resource Management, Bowfinger

16. Operations Management, Casino

17. Motivation, For Love of the Game

18. Leadership and Management, U-571

19. Communication, Patch Adams

20. Future Directions of Management, Back to the Future

PART I: INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT

1. Managing the New Workplace

PART II: THE ENVIRONMENT OF MANAGEMENT

2. The Environment and Corporate Culture

3. Managing in a Global Environment

4. Managerial Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

PART III: PLANNING

5. Organizational Planning and Goal Setting

6. Managerial Decision Making

PART IV: ORGANIZING

7. Fundamentals of Organizing

8. Change and Development


10. Managing Diverse Employees

PART V: LEADING

11. Foundations of Behavior in Organizations

12. Leadership in Organizations

13. Motivation in Organizations

14. Communicating in Organizations

15. Teamwork in Organizations

PART VI: CONTROLLING

16. The Importance of Control

APPENDIX A: Video Cases

APPENDIX B: Continuing Case

APPENDIX C: Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management

APPENDIX D: Answers to Manager's Workbook Exercises

PART 1: BUSINESS PLAN BASICS.

PART 2: TYPES OF BUSINESS PLANS.

PART 3: WRITING THE NARRATIVE.

Vision and Mission.

Company Overview.

Product/Service Strategy.

Market Analysis.

Marketing Plans.

PART 4: COMPLETING THE FINANCIAL PLAN.

PART 5: ASSEMBLING YOUR BUSINESS PLAN.

Funding Resources for Your Plan.

Appendix A: Preplanning Resources.

Appendix B: Postplan Operations: Resources for Managing Your Business.

Appendix C: System Requirements.

Appendix D: Using Microsoft Word and Excel.

PART I. DEFINING THE FAMILY BUSINESS

1. Family Business: What Makes It Unique?

PART II. LEADING THE FAMILY BUSINESS

2. First Leadership Imperative: The Mandate to Build Institutions of Governance

and Manage the Transfer of Power

3. Second Leadership Imperative: Promote Trust among Family Members

4. Third Leadership Imperative: The Next Generation

Case 1. Adelphia Communications

Case 2. The Washington Post and the Graham Family

Case 3. Sigma Motion, Inc.

Case 4. The Cousins Tournament

PART III. MANAGING THE FAMILY BUSINESS: BEST PRACTICES

5. Estate and Ownership Transfer Planning

6. Promoting Strategic Growth

7. The Critical Role of Nonfamily Managers

8. Family Business Governance

9. The Family Culture

Case 5. Fasteners for Retail: A Question of Succession (Part A)

Case 6. The Vega Food Company

Case 7. The Grupo Ferré Rangel

PART IV. THE EVOLVING AND CHANGING FAMILY BUSINESS

10. Leading the Evolution

11. The Future: Can Family Business Compete and Thrive?

Case 8. Golf and Gardens, Inc.

Case 9. Fasteners for Retail: A Question of Succession (Part B)

1. Your Great Adventure, Exploring the right fit.

2. Spotting Trends and Opportunities, Opening your Eyes.

3. Opportunity Selection, Filtering your ideas.

4. Profiling the Target Customer.

5. Reading and Beating the Competition.

6. Marketing Promotions.

7. Location, Location, Location.

8. Numbers and Shoebox accounting.

9. Shaking the Money Tree.

10. Legal Issues.

11. Building a Winning Team.

12. TBA.

13. Buying a Business.

14. Buying a Franchise.

15. Pulling the Plan Together.

16. Fast-Start Business Plan.

PART I. ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY.

Ch 1. The Entrepreneurial Life.

Ch 2. Entrepreneurial Integrity: A Gateway to Small Business Opportunity.

PART 2. STARTING FROM SCRATCH OR JOINING AN EXISTING BUSINESS.

Ch 3. Getting Started.

Ch 4. Franchises and Buyouts.

Ch 5. The Family Business.

PART 3. DEVELOPING THE NEW VENTURE BUSINESS PLAN.

Ch 6. The Business Plan: Visualizing the Dream.

Ch 7. The Marketing Plan.

Ch 8. The Human Resources Plan: Managers, Owners, Allies, and Directors.

Ch 9. The Location Plan.

Ch 10. The Financial Plan: Projecting Needs.

Ch 11. The Financial Plan: Finding Sources of Funding.

Ch 12. Planning the Harvest.

PART 4. FOCUSING ON THE CUSTOMER: MARKETING GROWTH STRATEGIES.

Ch 13. Customer Relationships: The Key Ingredient.

Ch 14. Product and Distribution Plans.

Ch 15. Pricing and Credit Decisions.

Ch 16. Promotional Planning.

Ch 17. Global Marketing.

PART 5. MANAGING GROWTH IN THE SMALL BUSINESS.

Ch 18. Professional Management in the Entrepreneurial Firm.

Ch 19. Managing Human Resources.

Ch 20. Managing Operations.

Ch 21. Managing Risk in the Small Firm.

PART 6. UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN.

Ch 22. Managing the Firm’s Assets.

Ch 23. Evaluating Firm Performance.

1. Introduction.

2. Individual Role in Small Business is Critical.

3. Generating Business Ideas.

4. Analysis of External Analysis and Competitive Advantage.

5. Developing Business Mission/Strategy.

6. Understanding of Cash Flow and Financial Information.

7. Establishing Operations.

8. Establishing Legal Foundation.

9. Establishing Financing and Accounting Foundation.

10. Building the Business--Human Resources.

11. Building the Business—Marketing.

12. Building the Business—Finance.

13. Buying an Existing Business and Franchises.

14. Exit.

Appendix. Sample business plan or business proposal to attract funding.

Part I: Introduction to Management of the Sport Industry

1. An Introduction to the Sport Industry & Management

2. Performance Issues & the Licensed and Branded Product Industry

3. Technology and Information Management

Part II: Critical Management Tasks

4. Developing Goals & School/Youth Sports

5. Decision Making & the Health & Fitness Industry

Part III: Planning for Performance

6. Strategic Planning & Professional League Sports

7. Operational Planning & Control

Part IV: Organizing for Performance

8. Designing the Organization & Sport Agency

9. Design of Work in the Recreation Industry

Part V: Improving Performance

10. Motivation and Leadership & Olympic Sport


12. Managing Change

Index

PART 1: INTRODUCTION

1. Managing Sports

2. The Sport Industry Environment: Globalization, Ethics, and Social Responsibility

PART 2: PLANNING SKILLS

3. Creative Problem Solving and Decision Making

4.Strategic and Operational Planning

5. Facility and Event Planning

PART 3: ORGANIZING SKILLS

6. Organizing and Delegating Work

7. Managing Change: Sport Culture, Innovation, and Diversity

8. Human Resources Management

PART 4: LEADING SKILLS

9. Organizational Behavior: Power, Politics, Conflict, and Stress

10. Team Development

11. Communicating for Results

12. Motivating to Win

13. Leading to Victory

PART 5: CONTROLLING SKILLS

14. Controlling for Quality

Appendix A: Careers in Sport Management

Appendix B. Sport Management and the Internet

Introduction. About the Authors. Case Guide.

PART 1. STRATEGIC THINKING

1. Introduction to Strategic Management

2. Strategic Leadership

PART 2. STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

3. The External Environment

4. The Internal Environment

PART 3. CREATING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

5. Business-Level Strategy

6. Competitive Dynamics

7. Corporate-Level Strategy

8.. Mergers and Acquisitions

9. International Strategy

10. Cooperative Strategy

PART 4. MONITORING AND CREATING ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES

11. Corporate Governance

12. Strategic Entrepreneurship

1. The Strategic Management Process

2. The External Environment

3. The Internal Environment and Strategic Direction

4. Business Strategy

5. Corporate Strategy

6. Strategy Implementation

7. Strategic Control and Restructuring

8. Strategies in an International Context

Appendix: Preparing a Strategic Analysis

PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF GLOBAL STRATEGY.

1. Strategizing Around the Globe.

2. Managing Industry Competition.

3. Leveraging Resources and Capabilities.

4. Emphasizing Institutions, Cultures, and Ethics.

Part I Integrative Cases.

1-2 Video Cases.

2-4 Cases.

PART II: BUSINESS-LEVEL STRATEGIES.

5. Growing and Internationalizing the Entrepreneurial Firm.

6. Entering Foreign Markets.

7. Making Strategic Networks and Alliances Work.

8. Managing Global Competitive Dynamics.

Part I: Integrative Cases.

1-2 Video Cases.

2-4 Cases.

PART III: CORPORATE-LEVEL STTRATEGIES.

9. Diversifying, Acquiring, and Restructuring.

10. Structuring, Learning, and Innovating Multi-nationally.

11. Governing the Corporation Around the World.

12. Strategizing with Corporate Social Responsibility.

Part III: Integrative Cases.

1-2 Video Cases.

2-4 Cases.

PART I. WELL-TRODDEN PATHS

1. Baseball, Football, and Basketball: Models for Business, Robert W. Keidel

2. To Build a Winning Team: An Interview with Head Coach Bill Walsh, Richard Rapaport

3. Pericles of Athens-Drawing from the Essence of Strategic Leadership, Stephen Cummings

PART II. ALTERNATE ROUTES

4. Sun Tzu's Strategic Thinking and Contemporary Business, Min Chen

5. Strategic Management Thought in East Asia, Rosalie L. Tung

PART III. ANCIENT FOOTPRINTS

6. Would You Want Machiavelli as Your CEO?, Cynthia K. Wagner

7. Managing Change in Business: Views from the Ancient Past, Cynthia K. Wagner

PART IV. ROADS LESS TRAVELED

8. The Origin of Strategy, Bruce D. Henderson

9. Crafting Strategy, Henry Mintzberg

10. Strategic Decisions and All that Jazz, Kathleen M. Eisenhardt

PART V. ENDLESS JOURNEY

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PART I. STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT INPUTS

1. Strategic Management and Strategic Competitiveness

2. The External Environment: Opportunities, Threats, Industry Competition, and Competitor Analysis

3. The Internal Environment: Resources, Capabilities, and Core Competencies

PART II: STRATEGIC ACTIONS: STRATEGY FORMULATION


5. Competitive Rivalry and Competitive Dynamics


7. Acquisition and Restructuring Strategies



PART III: STRATEGIC ACTIONS: STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION


11. Organizational Structure and Controls



1. Back to the Roots: American International Group Returns to China

2. Apple Computer, Inc.

3. AT&T: Twenty Years of Change

4. Bloomington Hospital’s Open-heart Unit

5. Brasil Telecom S.A.

6. Brewing Change at Brekenridge Brewery

7. Cochlear Hearing Devices: Maintaining Global Leadership

8. Cyberplay

9. The Fall of Daewoo Motors

10. Diageo plc

11. The Collapse of Enron

12. ERG “Smart Cards”: Crafting Strategy for a New Horizon

13. Fashion Faux Pas: Gucci & LVMH

14. The Gillette Company

15. Handspring, Inc.: (2002)

16. The HP-Compaq Merger: A Battle for the Heart and Soul of a Company

17. The Evolution of an Irish Multinational: Kerry Group plc

18. The McDonald’s ‘Beef Fries’ Controversy

19. Microsoft

20. MTV vs. Channel V

21. Managing Internal Growth at Nestlé: The Story of LC1

22. Nextel: Looking to the Future

23. Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute: Competing in the LASIK Eye Surgery Market

24. Paper Storms: Turbulence Arrives in Germany’s Newspaper Publishing

25. Resene Paints

26. Sesame Workshop and International Growth

27. Sonic: America’s Drive-In

28. Southwest Airlines 2002

29. Sun Life Financial Services

30. Sylvan Learning Systems, Inc

31. The Long Road to Value Creation: Restructuring and Spin-Offs at Tredegar Industries (1990-2003)

32. United Airlines, 2003

33. The Parcel Service Industry, 2002: UPS versus FedEX

34. Vodafone Airtouch: The Acquisition of Mannesmann

35. The Battle for Wachovia Corporation

PART I. STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT INPUTS

1. Strategic Management and Strategic Competitiveness

2. The External Environment: Opportunities, Threats, Industry Competition, and Competitor Analysis

3. The Internal Environment: Resources, Capabilities, and Core Competencies

PART II. STRATEGIC ACTIONS: STRATEGY FORMULATION


5. Competitive Rivalry and Competitive Dynamics


7. Acquisition and Restructuring Strategies



PART III. STRATEGIC ACTIONS: STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION


11. Organizational Structure and Controls



PART IV. CASES

Foreword

STRATEGIC PLANNING: A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO COMPETITIVE SUCCESS is geared toward the strategic management course where instructors want to place a focus on the strategy formulation phase of the strategic management process. Its coverage is limited to single-product or single-service firms or business units and does not cover corporate-level strategy of diversified conglomerates. It emphasizes the pragmatics of strategy over theoretical coverage.

This brief text, first introduces readers to a variety of analytical tools used in thinking about strategic problems. Then, the reader should utilize the accompanying CD to become the analyst. By manipulating a series of interactive Excel spreadsheets, readers can thoroughly test out their ideas and “work the numbers,” making this book an especially compelling choice among those who demand that the learner actively compile and manipulate financial data in analyzing companies and industries.

PART I. SETTING THE STAGE.

1. Defining Strategy.

2. Strategic Thinking.

3. Strategic-Planning Models.

PART II. THE STRATEGIC ANALYSIS PROCESS.

4. Analyzing the External Environment.

5. Assessing the Company Itself.

6. Creating and Choosing Strategic Alternatives.

7. Proposing Recommendations.

PART III. DOING STRATEGIC PLANNING.

Ch 8. Managing the Strategic-Planning Process.

Ch 9. Operational Planning and Implementation.

APPENDICES.

A. Some Definitions of Strategy.

B. Guidelines for Using the SAM™ CD-ROM.

C. The Strategic-Planning Process of Cal Poly Pomona’s Computer Information Systems (CIS) Department.

D. Suggested Survey Questions for Assessing the Strategic-Planning Process.

Glossary.

Index.

PART I. UNDERSTANDING STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

1. Decision Making at the Strategic and Operational Level

Exercise. Innkeepers of America

2. Understanding the Concept of Strategy

Exercise. How Do You Define Strategy?

3. Communicating Purpose Through Mission Statements

Exercise 1. How Well Do These Organizations Communicate Their Purpose?

Exercise 2. Video – Create a Mission Statement for Caribou Coffee

4. The Board's Role in Corporate Governance

Exercise. Translating the Board's Role into Guidelines for Practice

5. Viewing Strategy from the Stakeholder Perspective

Exercise. Role Playing Global Chemical Stakeholder’s Interests and Power

PART II. DESIGNING STRATEGY

6. Forces Affecting Competitive Strategy

Exercise. Intensity of Competition in the Casino Gaming Industry

7. Generating a Plan of Action: SWOT Analysis

Exercise 1. An Action Plan for Robin Hood

Exercise 2. Video – The Geek Squad’s Future Strategy

8. Developing Generic Strategy

Exercise 1. Choosing How to Compete in the Lodging Industry

Exercise 2. Video – The Generic Strategy of Caribou Coffee

9. Viewing Corporate Strategy from the Core Competencies Perspective

Exercise. Corporate Strategy at Walt Disney Company

10. Global Strategic Alliances

Exercise. Making the General Motors-Toyota Alliance Work

11. Identifying Transnational Strategies

Exercise. Global Operations of Bata Shoe and Nike

12. Understanding Turnaround Management

Exercise. The Decline-Turnaround Sequence

13. Scenarios for Planning and Analysis

Exercise. Develop Some Scenarios

PART III. IMPLEMENTING STRATEGY

14. Succeeding in Strategy Formulation and Implementation

Exercise. Diagnosing Problems at Procter & Gamble

15. Structuring to Support Strategy

Exercise. Designing Organizational Structures for Club Ed

16. Strategy Implementation Using the 7-S Model

Exercise. Transition at PeopleSoft Inc.

17. Social Responsibility of Corporations

Exercise. Video – Whose Responsibility Is It?

PART IV. INDUSTRY ANALYSIS

Lodging Industry Profile

Template for Industry Analysis

Case Study 1. Jordan’s Furniture

Case Study 2. Strategic Planning at the Springdale YMCA: The Camp Norwood Decision

Case Study 3. Caffine Satisfaction: Rivalry Among the Coffee Shops

PART V. SEMESTER PROJECTS

Team Projects A&B

MICA Method of Case Analysis and Discussion

1. Introduction.1. Introduction.

1. The Global Household Audio and Video Equipment Industry.

2. Company History and Background.

3. Marketing and Marketing Logistics.

4. Manufacturing Operations.

5. Finance, Financial Markets, and Accounting Operations.

6. Simulation Operations and Playing Procedures.

Appendixes: Accounting Ledgers and Finance Statements.

PART 1. SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW

1. Supervising in Uncertain Times

2. The Management Functions

Part 1 Cases

PART 2. SUPERVISORY ESSENTIALS

3. Communication: The Vital Link in Supervisory Management

4. Motivational Principles as Applied to Supervision

5. Solving Problems: Decision Making and the Supervisor

6. Positive Discipline

Part 2 Cases

PART 3. PLANNING AND ORGANIZING

7. Supervisory Planning

8. Supervisory Organizing at the Departmental Level

9. Managing Meetings

10. The Labor Union and the Supervisor

Part 3 Cases

PART 4. STAFFING

11. The Supervisor and Employee Recruitment, Selection, Orientation, and Training

12. Performance Management: Appraising, Coaching, Promoting and Compensating

Part 4 Cases

PART 5. LEADING

13. Supervisory Leadership and the Management of Change

14. Managing Work Groups: Teamwork, Morale and Counseling

15. Supervising a Diverse Work Force

Part 5 Cases

PART 6. CONTROLLING

16. Fundamentals of Controlling

17. Resolving Conflicts in the Work Place

Part 6 Cases

PART I. OVERVIEW1. Introducing Teamwork.

PART ONE: THE PROCESS: ADVERTISING AND INTEGRATED BRAND PROMOTION IN BUSINESS AND SOCIETY.

Chapter 1. The World of Advertising and Integrated Brand Promotion.

Chapter 2. The Structure of the Advertising Industry: Advertisers, Advertising Agencies, and Support Organizations.

Chapter 3. The Evolution of Promoting and Advertising Brands.

Chapter 4. Social, Ethical, and Regulatory Aspects of Advertising.

PART TWO: THE PLANNING: ANALYZING THE ADVERTISING AND INTEGRATED BRAND PROMOTION ENVIRONMENT.

Chapter 5. Advertising, Integrated Brand Promotion and Consumer Behavior.

Chapter 6. Market Segmentation, Positioning, and the Value Proposition.

Chapter 7. Advertising and Promotion Research.

Chapter 8. Planning Advertising and Integrated Brand Promotion.

Chapter 9. Advertising Planning: An International Perspective.

PART THREE: PREPARING THE MESSAGE.

Chapter 10. Creativity, Advertising and the Brand.

Chapter 11. Message Strategy.

Chapter 12. Copywriting.

Chapter 13. Art Direction and Production.

PART FOUR: PLACING THE MESSAGE IN CONVENTIONAL AND NEW MEDIA.

Chapter 14. Media Strategy and Planning for Advertising and IBP.

Chapter 15. Print, Television, and Radio.

Chapter 16. Media Planning: Advertising on the Internet .

PART FIVE: INTEGRATED BRAND PROMOTION.

Chapter 17. Support Media, Event Sponsorship, and Branded Entertainment.

Chapter 18. Sales Promotion and Point of Purchase Advertising.

Chapter 19. Direct Marketing.

Chapter 20. Public Relations and Corporate Advertising.

Glossary.

Name/Brand/Company Index.

Subject Index.

Credits.

1. Advertising from a Marketing Communications Perspective

2. The Research Foundation I: Understanding Clients and Buyers

3. The Research Foundation II: Market, Product, and Competitive Analyses

4. Equity, Problems, Opportunities, and Objectives

5. Building the Marketing Communication Strategy

6. Developing a Creative Strategy that Moves People

7. Media Strategy and Tactics

8. Related Marketing Communication Mix

9. Enhancing the Marketing Communication Mix

10. Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Campaign

11. Preparing the Plans Book

12. Preparing a Winning Presentation

Chapter 1. Overview of Integrated Marketing Communications.

Chapter 2. The Marketing Communications Process and Brand-Equity Enhancement

Chapter 3. Positioning and Targeting for MarCom Efforts.

Chapter 4. The Communication Process, Meaning Creation, and Fundamentals

of Consumers'' Use of MarCom Information.

Chapter 5. Persuasion in Marketing Communications.

Chapter 6. MarCom''s Role in Facilitating Product Adoption.

Chapter 7. Brand Names, Logos, Packages, and Point-of-Purchase Materials.

Chapter 8. Overview of Advertising Management.

Chapter 9. Creative Advertising Strategy.

Chapter 10. Endorsers and Message Appeals in Advertising.

Chapter 11. Assessing Ad Message Effectiveness.

Chapter 12. Traditional Advertising Media.

Chapter 13. Online and Alternative Advertising Media.

Chapter 14. Direct Advertising Media.

Chapter 15. Media Strategy Analysis.

Chapter 16. Overview of Sales Promotion Management.

Chapter 17. Trade-Oriented Sales Promotion.

Chapter 18. Consumer-Oriented Promotions.

Chapter 19. Marketing Public Relations and Sponsorship Marketing.

Chapter 20. Environmental, Regulatory, and Ethical Issues in Marketing

Communications.

SECTION 1: WHAT WE'RE DOING.

A. Why Use the Campaign Planner.

B. How We Use the Planner.

C. Defining a Campaign.

D. Defining a Plans Book.

E. Where Do We Start?

F. Hand-Holding Stuff.

SECTION 2:WHO WE WORK FOR AND WHAT WE DO.

A. Picking A Client.

B. Choosing an Agency Role and Following the Rules.

C. Team-Building Activities.

SECTION 3: KEEPING TRACK.

A. Scheduling and Conducting Agency Meetings.

B. Meeting Rosters.

SECTION 4: LET'S GET GOING.

A. Planning Activities.

B. Execution Activities.

SECTION 5: HELPFUL HINTS AND XTRA CREDIT.

A. Research Tips.

B. Execution Tips.

C. Presentation Tips.

D. Information Interview.

E. Reading Assignment.

SECTION 6: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER.

A. Assembling the Plans Book.

B. Student Campaign – Bed Head Boutique.

Acknowledgements.Introduction.

Introduction

PART 1. Mission and Strategy.

Case 1: Starting Out:Peace Winds Japan.

Case 2: Redefining Mission:Amnesty International.

Case 3: Mission, Strategy and Organization:Oxfam America.

PART 2: Progress and Performance.

Case 4: Managing Organic Growth:BRAC.

Case 5: Growing Through Partnering:ACCION International.

Case 6: Assessing Performance:International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

PART 3: Brand Meaning.

Case 7: Understanding Brand Meaning:UNICEF.

Case 8: Communicating Brand Meaning:CARE USA.

Case 9: Managing Dual Brands:The BRAC and Aarong Commercial Brands.

PART 4: Brand Value.

Case 10: Assessing Brand Value: Habitat for Humanity International:Brand Valuation.

Case 11: Leveraging Brand Value:WWF.

Case 12:Sustaining Brand Value: Médecins Sans Frontières.

PART ONE. THE ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS MARKETING

1. A Business Marketing Perspective

2. The Business Market: Perspectives on the Organizational Buyer

3. Organizational Buying Behavior

PART TWO. MANAGING RELATIONSHIPS IN BUSINESS MARKETING

4. Relationship Strategies for Business Markets

5. E-Commerce Strategies for Business Markets

6. Supply Chain Management

PART THREE. ASSESSING MARKET OPPORTUNITIES

7. Segmenting the Business Market

8. Organizational Demand Analysis

PART FOUR. FORMULATING BUSINESS MARKETING STRATEGY

9. Business Marketing Planning: Strategic Perspectives

10. Business Marketing Strategies for Global Markets

11. Managing Products for Business Markets

12. Managing Innovation and New Industrial Product Development

13. Managing Services for Business Markets

14. Managing Business Marketing Channels

15. Pricing Strategy for Business Markets

16. Business Marketing Communications: Advertising and Sales Promotion

17. Business Marketing Communications: Managing the Personal Selling Function

PART FIVE. EVALUATING BUSINESS MARKETING STRATEGY AND PERFORMANCE

18. Controlling Business Marketing Strategies

Cases

PART ONE: The Business Market Environment.

1. Introduction to Business to Business Marketing.

2. How Business Organizations Buy.

3. Strategic Planning for Global Business Markets.

PART TWO: Evaluating Market Opportunities.

4. Market Research and Information Systems.

5. Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning.

6. Market Entry Tactics.

PART THREE: Formulating the Marketing Mix.

7. Product Strategy and Product Development.

8. Services for Business Markets.

9. Pricing in Business Markets.

10. Supply Chain Management.

11. Logistics and Physical Distribution.

12. Customer Relationship and Key Account Management.

13. Business to Business Marketing Communications.

14. Sales Promotion, Exhibitions and Trade Fairs.

15. Corporate Reputation Management.

PART FOUR: Managing the Marketing Program.

16. Market Planning, Implementation and Control.

17. Organizing for Maximum Effectiveness.

18. Ethical Considerations for Business Marketers.

19. The Future of Business Marketing.

1. Introduction to Business-to-Business Marketing

2. Classifying Customers, Organizations, and Markets

3. Organizational Buying and Buyer Behavior

4. The Legal and Political Environment

5. Concepts and Context of Business Strategy

6. Assessing Customers, Markets, and Competitors

7. Selecting Markets - Segmentation and Targeting

8. Planning and Positioning the Value Offering

9. Pricing Policies

10. Innovation, Productivity, and Competitiveness

11. Business-to-Business Selling

12. Channel Relationships

13. Communicating with the Market

14. Business Ethics and Crisis Management

Consumer Panels is the definitive work on the topic. By integrating cutting-edge academic research with global best practices, Consumer Panels provides data-driven tips on reducing reactivity and burnout, improving recruitment and retention, and cutting costs while increasing data quality. In addition, the book provides research-based guidance on reducing biases in electronic panels and on anticipating future developments in panel research.

For expert market researchers, it provides new tips, ideas, and state-of-the-art innovations for leveraging both online and offline panels. For brand managers, it provides clear guidance on how to better understand consumers with less cost, time, and effort. For academics, it provides advice on how to develop and use convenience panels to answer difficult questions about purchase trends and consumption patterns.

PART ONE. CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR: POWER, SCOPE, AND CONTEXT

1. The Customer: Key to Market Success

2. Determinants of Customer Behavior- Personal Factors and Market Environment

3. Trends in Determinants of Customer Behavior

PART TWO. FOUNDATIONS OF CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR

4. The Customer as a Perceiver and Learner

5. Customer Motivation: Needs, Emotions, and Psychographics

6. Customer Attitudes: Cognitive and Affective

7. Researching Customer Behavior

PART THREE. CUSTOMER DECISIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS

8. Individual Customer Decision Making

9. Institution Customer Decision Making: Household, Business and Government

10. Relationship Based Buying

PART FOUR. BUILDING LOYALTY AND CUSTOMER VALUE

11. Customer Loyalty to Products, Brands and Stores

12. Online Customer Behavior

13. Creating Market Values for the Customer

Phase 1 On Your OwnPhase 2 Raising a FamilyPhase 3 Investing in the FutureGlossary

UNIT 1. CAREER DECISIONS. Chapter 1. Choosing Your Career. 1.1 Considering Careers. 1.2 The Challenge of Change. Chapter 2. Planning Your Career. 2.1 Finding a Good Career Fit. 2.2 Finding Career Opportunities. Chapter 3. Getting the Job. 3.1 Getting an Interview. 3.2 Applying, Interviewing, and Following Up. Chapter 4. Adapting to Your Job. 4.1 Communicating in the Work Environment. 4.2 Thriving in the Work Environment. Chapter 5. Keeping Your Job. 5.1 Work-Related Forms and Laws. 5.2 Responsibilities on the Job. UNIT 2. MONEY MANAGEMENT. Chapter 6. Pay, Benefits, and Working Conditions. 6.1 Understanding Pay, Benefits, and Incentives. 6.2 Work Arrangements and Organizations. Chapter 7. Federal Income Tax. 7.1 Our Tax System. 7.2 Filing Tax Returns. Chapter 8. Budgets and Financial Records. 8.1 Budgeting and Record Keeping. 8.2 Legal Documents and Filing Systems. Chapter 9. Checking Accounts and Other Banking Services. 9.1 Checking Accounts. 9.2 Other Banking Services and Fees. UNIT 3. FINANCIAL SECURITY. Chapter 10. Saving for the Future. 10.1 Saving for the Future. 10.2 Savings Options, Features, and Plans. Chapter 11. Investing for Your Future. 11.1 Investing Fundamentals. 11.2 Exploring Investment Options. Chapter 12. Investing in Stocks. 12.1 Evaluating Stocks. 12.2 Buying and Selling Stock. Chapter 13. Investing in Bonds. 13.1 Characteristics of Bonds. 13.2 Buying and Selling Bonds. Chapter 14. Investing in Mutual Funds, Real Estate, and Other Alternatives. 14.1 Investing in Mutual Funds. 14.2 Investing in Real Estate. 14.3 Other Investment Choices. Chapter 15. Retirement and Estate Planning. 15.1 Planning for Retirement. 15.2 Saving for Retirement. UNIT 4. CREDIT MANAGEMENT. Chapter 16. Credit in America. 16.1 What is Credit? 16.2 Types and Sources of Credit. Chapter 17. Credit Records and Laws. 17.1 Establishing Good Credit. 17.2 Credit Ratings and Legal Protection. Chapter 18. Responsibilities and Costs of Credit. 18.1 Using Credit Responsibly. 18.2 Analyzing and Computing Credit Costs. Chapter 19. Problems with Credit. 19.1 Getting Unstuck. 19.2 Reconsidering Bankruptcy. UNIT 5. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. Chapter 20. Personal Decision Making. 20.1 Making Better Decisions. 20.2 Spending Habits. Chapter 21. Renting a Residence. 21.1 Housing Decisions. 21.2 The Rental Process. Chapter 22. Buying a Home. 22.1 Why Buy a Home? 22.2 The Home-Buying Process. Chapter 23. Buying and Caring for a Vehicle. 23.1 Buying a Vehicle. 23.2 Maintaining Your Vehicle. Chapter 24. Family Decisions. 24.1 Family Plans and Goals. 24.2 Dealing with Life's Uncertainties. UNIT 6. RISK MANAGEMENT. Chapter 25. Introduction to Risk Management. 25.1 What Is Insurance? 25.2 Risk Management. Chapter 26. Property and Liability Insurance. 26.1 Property Insurance. 26.2 Automobile and Umbrella Insurance. Chapter 27. Health and Life Insurance. 27.1 Health Insurance. 27.2 Disability and Life Insurance. UNIT 7. CONSUMER RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. Chapter 28. Role of Consumers in a Free Enterprise System. 28.1 Our Free Enterprise System. 28.2 Consumer Problems. Chapter 29. Consumer Protection. 29.1 Laws to Protect Consumers. 29.2 Agencies to Protect Consumers. Chapter 30. Dispute Resolution. 30.1 The Legal System. 30.2 Other Ways to Seek Redress. Appendix A. 1040EZ Tax Tables. Appendix B. 1040A Tax Tables.

1 The Job Market2 On the Job3 Checking Accounts4 Other Banking Services5 Credit 6 Budgeting7 Insurance and Retirement8 Auto and Home Insurance9 Owning and Operating a Car10 Housing11 Consumer Protection12 Investment Opportunities

I. THE INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

1. The International Marketing Imperative

2. International Trade Institutions and U.S. Trade Policy

3. The Cultural Environment

4. The Economic Environment

5. The International Political and Legal Environment

II. BEGINNING INTERNATIONAL MARKETING ACTIVITIES

6. Building the Knowledge Base

7. Exporting, Licensing, and Franchising

8. Product Adaptation

9. Export Pricing Strategies

10. International Communications

11. Channels and Distribution Strategies

III. GLOBAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT

12. Global Strategic Planning

13. Global Market Expansion

14. Product and Brand Management

15. Services Marketing

16. Global Pricing Strategies

17. Logistics and Supply Chain Management

18. Global Promotional Strategies

19. Marketing Organization, Implementation, and Control

20. The Future

1. Rationale of International Purchasing.

PART 1. INTERNET BASICS AND BUSINESS MODELS

Chapter 1. Introduction.

Chapter 2. Understanding the Internet.

Chapter 3. Business Model Design.

Chapter 4. Types of Business Models.

Chapter 5. E-Auctions. CASES: Amazon.com. The Failure of Boo.com. Ebay.

PART 2. E-MARKETING

Chapter 6. Building Customer Traffic.

Chapter 7. Distribution and Logistics.

Chapter 8. Personalization.

Chapter 9. Permission Marketing.

Chapter 10. Pricing and Distributing Digital Products.

Chapter 11. Building Online Communities.

Chapter 12. Conducting Research Online.

CASES: Slatanic. LINUX.

PART 3. INTERNET, GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY

Chapter 13. E-Society.

Chapter 14. Internet and Public Policy.

CASES: Doubleclick's Privacy Snafu.

PART 4. PEERING INTO THE FUTURE

Chapter 15. Peer-to-Peer Models and Distributed Computing.

Chapter 16. Mobile Commerce.

Chapter 17. Managing E-Commerce in the Future.

CASES: DoCoMo's I-Mode Phone.

PART I. THE CONCEPTS OF ELECTRONIC MARKETING

1. Introduction to the Resources of Electronic Marketing

2. Concept of Electronic Commerce and the Traditional Marketing Process

3. Marketing Planning Stage for Online Activities

4. The Actions of Marketing Implementation

PART II. INTEGRATING ELECTRONIC MARKETING RESOURCES

5. An Introduction to the Internet

6. Concept of the Virtual Store for Marketing Products and Services

7. The Tools of Electronic Marketing Resources

8. Segmenting and Analyzing the Target Market

9. Integrating the Promotional Mix

PART III. IMPLEMENTING THE E-COMMERCE STRATEGY

10. Using the Internet

11. Web Page Design

12. Capturing Customer Profiles and Data Management

13. Considerations for Ongoing Customer Communications

PART IV. INTEGRATING THE MARKETING AND E-COMMERCE CONCEPT

14. Establishing and Promoting the Virtual Store

15. Security on the E-Commerce Site

PART V. SPECIAL TOPICS

16. Considerations for E-Business Situations

17. The Edge of Business-to-Business Activities

18. Implications to the International Marketing Program

19. The Ethics of Electronic Marketing

20. The Future of Electronic Marketing Resources

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Chapter 1. Introduction to E-Business.

Chapter 2. Understanding E-Business Technology.

Chapter 3. Hypermedia Communication.

Chapter 4. E-Business Promotion.

Chapter 5. E-Business Supply Chain Management.

Chapter 6. E-Business Value Strategies.

Chapter 7. E-Commerce.

Chapter 8. The Market.

Chapter 9. Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Through Information Collection and Use.

Chapter 10. E-Business Strategy.

Chapter 11. Managing the E-Business.

III. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR SCALES. Table of Contents. II. ADVERTISING SCALES. Table of Contents. III. ORGANIZATIONAL, SALESFORCE, AND MISCELLANEOUS SCALES. Table of Contents. Reading List for Scale Development and Use. Author Index. Subject Index.

I. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR SCALES. II. ADVERTISING SCALES. III. ORGANIZATIONAL, SALESFORCE, AND MISCELLANEOUS SCALES. Reading List for Scale Development and Use. Author Index. Subject Index.

Marketing Scales Handbook: A Compilation of Multi-Item Measures, the third volume of the series, is the largest book of its kind ever published. This invaluable book is not a revision of the previous publications but a distinctly separate volume. The scales included here are either new or are newly devised adaptations of previous scales, and they were not described in either Volume I or II. Picking up where Volume II left off, this volume presents 941 scales culled from articles published in the top marketing journals between 1994 and 1997.

The editors of this third volume clearly describe these scales, including the psychometric qualities, the samples with which they have been used, and some results of the studies in which they were used. They also give the origins of each scale, and describe how the new scale differs from its precedents. Combining this volume with the previous two, researchers have easy access to nearly 2000 measurement scales. Thus, users of this volume can avoid reinventing the wheel, as Marketing Scales will in many cases reduce the need to conceptualize, test, and validate a measure from scratch. This volume includes information about each scale’s validity, how it was measured, and how it could be improved. So Marketing Scales users can not only build on the previous work of other scholars, but strive to produce even higher quality researc

I. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR-RELATED SCALES. II. ADVERTISING-RELATED SCALES. III. ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR-RELATED SCALES. Acknowledgments.

I. A BRIEF OVERVIEWII. BACKGROUND, KEY TERMS, AND BASIC CONCEPTSIII. SPECIAL EFFECTSIV. USES OF CONJOINT ANALYSISV. PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF DESIGNING AND EXECUTING A CONJOINT STUDYVI. DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONJOINT ANALYSESAPPENDIXREFERENCES

1. Introduction2. Understanding Allowable Cost Per Order (ACPO)3. Selling a Product/Service or Acquiring a Customer4. Products and/or Services5. Understanding the Economics of Different Selling Sequences6. The Importance of the Customer7. Sales Incentives8. Promotional Planning & Control9. CRM10. Successful Economic and Strategic Planning for DDDM & CRM

I. A NEW MEDIUM: THE INTERNET1. Conducting Advertising and Marketing Research on the World Wide Web2. The Theory of flow: Applications to Advertising and Consumers’ Internet Experiences3. Promoting and Selling on the Internet: The Case of Real Estate4. An Exploratory Study of the Web’s Early AdoptersII. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND BEHAVIORAL RESPONSE TO ADVERTISING5. A Meta-Analysis of Relationships Between Ad-Evoked Feelings and Advertising Responses6. An Informal, Qualitative analysis of shortages and Abundances in Academic Advertising Research7. Advertising Modification Strategies: Appealing to Minority CustomersIII. ADVETISING APPEALS8. A Theoretical Model of Incongruity Between Sexy Pictures and Advertised Products9. Green Advertising and its Relationship to Consumers’ Environmentally Responsi8ble Behaviors10. The Soapbox Versus the Soap: The Application of Negative Political Advertising Tactics In the NonPolitical MarketplaceIV. CREATIVITYV. STRATEGIC ISSUES IN ADVERTISING11. Research Issues in Targeting Neglected Segments12. The Fusion of Design and Marketing: Implications for Merchandising, Consuming, and Ownership13. Environmentalist-Business Collaborations: Social Responsibility, Green Alliances, and Beyond14. Marketing Activities and Organizational Success: An Application to the Health Care Industry15. Carving a Path to dominance While Avoiding the Graveyard: Consumers’ Brand Knowledge and GenericismVI. ETHICAL ISSUES IN ADVERTISING16. Potential Ethical Issues Associated with Qualitative Research Conducted Face to Face and in Cyberspace17. Advertising Ethics: More Than Avoiding Deception and Protecting ChildrenVII. SUMMARY AND A LOOK TO THE FUTURE18. Advertising and Societal Trends in the New Millennium

1. What is a Brand? 2. Who Owns the Brand? 3. Separating Hula Hoops from Viable Brands. 4. Dogs, Pigeons, Focus Groups, and Other Exotic Brand Research Techniques. 5. Mental Models, S-Curves, and Multi-tasking. 6. Reification, Abstractionism, Tribal Dances and Other Mumbo-Jumbo about Brands and Branding. 7. Avoiding the Mental Model Minefields. 8. Magic Words, Mystic Signs, an Other Incomprehensible Incantations. 9. Going Global. 10. Birth Pains and Stretch Marks. 11. Media Planning and Buying- An Arcane Science? 12. Why Branding Doesn’t Take a Ton of Media Spending. 13. Brand Tracking in the Himalayas: Nice to Know, But Not Very Useful as a Brand Measure. 14. Searching for Brand Equity in All the Right Places. 15. Future Babble. Index.

I. THE HIGH-TECH TRIBUTARIES. 1. Introduction. 2. Hi-Tech Products. 3. Foundations. 4. Strategies and Tactics. II. HIGH-TECH RAPIDS.5. The Rapids. 6. Riding the Hi-Tech Rapids. III. THE MAELSTROM.7. The Maelstrom. 8. Charting the Maelstrom. IV. THE MAELSTROM EFFECT. 9. Expanding the Maelstrom Paradigm. 10. The Source of Maelstrom11. Generalizing the Maelstrom Paradism. 12. The Maelstrom Effect.Appendix A: The Development of e-Task in the Middle of Maelstrom.Appendix B: Is the Technology Life Cycle Really a Curved Linear Line?Appendix C: Evaluating the Potential of a Product.Glossary.Further Reading.Index.

1. The World of Marketing2. Meet Customer Needs3. Planning Products and Services4. Promotions and Selling5. Integrated Marketing Communications6. Pricing and Distribution

I. COUNTERINTUITIVE INVESTING1. Why Not to Follow the Market Trend2. Stand When Others Fall3. Avoiding the “Dogs” – Poor Companies with no Upside Potential4. Picking WinnersII. THE RESEARCH PROJECT5. Data Description6. Characteristics of the Worst Performers7. How Well Do They Perform After They Fall8. Portfolio Construction9. Assessing and ReassessingAppendicesSuggested ReadingGlossary of Terms

1. Understanding the Marketing Experience 2. Defining the Role of Research in the Marketing Experience 3. Crafting the Marketing Experience Plan4. Developing an Ongoing Marketing Experience5. The Marketing Experience Casebook6. Making the Marketing Experience Work7. A Crash Course in Creating the Marketing ExperienceBibliography.

I. INTRODUCTION1. The Role of Credit Scores in Consumer Lending Today2. Generic and Customized Scoring Models: A Comparison3. Credit Bureau Data: The Foundation for Decision MakingII. MODEL DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION4. Scorecard Development5. Variable Analysis and Reduction6. Scorecard Performance Measures7. Understanding the K-S Statistic8. Score Based Loss Forecasting Models9. Impact of Indeterminate Performance Exclusions on Credit Score Model Development10. Credit Scoring and the Fair Lending Issue of Disparate ImpactIII. SCORE IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING, AND MANAGEMENT11. How to Successfully Manage a Credit Score Development Project12. Scorecard Policies: How to Use Your Scorecard to Your Best Advantage13. Scorecard Monitoring Reports14. Credit Scoring and Risk Based Pricing: An Income Statement Approach

1. Introduction.2. DBMS Tools and Techniques 3. Database Architecture.4. Database Design.5. The Relational Model.6. Networks and Distributed Databases.7. Data Warehousing.8. Data Mining.9. Querying Databases.10. Multimedia Databases.11. The Web and Database Systems.12. Database Security.13. Other DBMS Topics.Glossary.Index.

1. E-Commerce/Marketing Connections2. E-Commerce and E-Retailing3. Building on Business Basics4. Information Technology Basics5. Effective Internet Communications6. Marketing Information Management7. Meeting Customer Needs8. Product and Service Planning9. E-Commerce Distribution10. Developing and Communicating Price and Value11. E-Commerce Promotion12. Developing an E-Commerce Business

Preface.Introduction.1. The Second Wave of Globalization.2. What Small and Medium Size Enterprises Have to Offer International Markets.3. Market Behavior and Consumer Needs.4. Negotiations and Segments.5. Partnering for Profit.6. Alliances, Strategic and Otherwise.7. Product and Services Offering.8. Reaching the Consumer Physically.9. Moving the Merchandise and Passing the Word.10. The Value of Products and Services.11. Adjusting the Strategy to Poorer Markets.12. An Independent Entity.13. The Fairness Doctrine and A Sustainable Partnership. 14. Monitor, Monitor, Monitor.15. The Future Outlook.Postscript.Index.

1. The Fashion Industry 2. History of Fashion 3. Basic Fashion Marketing4. Fashion Economics5. Fashion Marketing Centers and Designers 6. Promoting a Fashion Image 7. Using Technology in Fashion Marketing8. Visual Merchandising 9. Making Data-Driven Decisions 10. Creating a Fashion Business 11. Laws and Ethics 12. Fashion Marketing Careers

I. INTRODUCTION.1. Overview of Global Business Negotiations.II. NEGOTIATION ENVIRONMENT SETTING.2. Role of Culture in Cross-Border Negotiations.3. Selecting Your Style.III. NEGOTIATION PROCESS.4. Prenegotiations Planning.5. Initiating Global Business Negotiations: Making the First Move.6. Price Negotiations.7. Closing Business Negotiations.8. Undertaking Renegotiations.IV. NEGOTIATION TOOLS.9. Communication Skills for Effective Negotiations.10. Demystifying the Secrets of Power Negotiations.V. MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS.11. Negotiating on the Internet.12. Global Negotiations- Cases and Exercises.Selected Bibliography.Index.

1. About Financial Planning2. The Time Value of Money3. Personal Financial Statements and Budgeting4. Planning Children's College Education5. Return and Riskiness of Investments6. Banking and Cash Management7. How to Take on and Manage Debt8. How to Save on the Cost of Living9. Where and How to Live10. Life, Health, and Property and Liability Insurance11. About Investments and Planning12. Investing in Common Stock13. Investing in Fixed-Income Securities14. Investing in Tangibles: Real Estate and Other Real Assets15. Mutual Funds and Diversification16. Retirement Planing17. Estate Planning: Preserving An Estate

Disclaimer.Preface.1. Beyond the Call of Duty: I Don't Know What It Is, But I Know It When I See It!2. Internal Motivation: Gee, I Actually Get Paid To Do This?3. Initiative: Sometimes you just do it!4. Upbringing: A Chip Off The Old Block.5. Self-Satisfaction: It's Spelled P-R-I-D-E.6. Empathy: Walk A Mile In My Shoes.7. Concern: When You Care Enough To Do the Very Best.8. Reciprocity: I'll Scratch Your Back if You Scratch Mine.9. Customer Acquisition and Retention: Ka-Ching, Ka-Ching. 10. Customer Satisfaction: Rubber Ball, Come Bouncing Back To Me.11. Role Modeling and Organizational Culture: A Picture Paints a Thousand Words.12. Recognition: Looking Goooood!13. Promotion: Opening Doors to Nirvana.14. Compensation: Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?15. Carpe Diem: Go for it!

Chapter 1 What is Hospitality Marketing?Chapter 2 Types of Hospitality MarketsChapter 3 Key Players in Hospitality OperationsChapter 4 Selling HospitalityChapter 5 Hospitality PromotionChapter 6 Promoting to Target MarketsChapter 7 Pricing and FinancingChapter 8 Hospitality Marketing Information ManagementChapter 9 Product and Service ManagementChapter 10 Distribution for HospitalityChapter 11 Planning for the FutureChapter 12 Career Opportunities in the Hospitality Industry

1. Global Multilateral DFIs (MDFIs)2. Global Bilateral DFIs3. Bilateral DFIs Supporting Sponsor Country Investors4. Regional DFIs- MDFIs Supporting Member Country Development5. Selected National DFIs- Supporting Projects in Sponsor Country6. Region-to-Region DFIs7. Selected Quasi DFIsTermsAppendix A: The World Bank GroupAppendix B: National Development Finance Institutions (NDFIs)Appendix C: Selected DFI-Backed Equity FundsAppendix D: Public and Private Political Risk Insurance (PRI) ProvidersAppendix E: General Outline for Information MemorandumAppendix F: Additional InformationIndex

1. Introduction: What Can Export-Credit Agencies Do? 2. OECD Member Countries. 3. Non-Member Economies.4. Official Export Credit Agencies. 5. Private Export Credit Insurance. 6. ECA Oversight and Reform.

1. Obtaining Information 2. Targeting Opportunities 3. Regulations and Requirements 4. Technical Assistance5. Trade Assistance6. Project Finance7. InsuranceAppendix A: Department of Commerce (DOC), Department of State, and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)Appendix B: Department of Commerce (DOC) District OfficesAppendix C: State International Trade OfficesAppendix D: United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Trade Offices AbroadAppendix E: Foreign Embassies in the United StatesAppendix F: United States Embassies AbroadAppendix G: Small Business Administration (SBA) District OfficesAppendix H: Small Business Development CentersAppendix I: Small Business Administration Export Assistance CentersAppendix J: Selected Development Finance InstitutionsAppendix K: Selected Government-Backed Equity FundsAppendix L: Selected Export Credit AgenciesCommonly Used AcronymsCommonly Used TermsIndex

1. Introduction to Company Research Strategies, Search Technique, and Data Resources2. Research Case Studies on Company Information3. Company Research Problems and Solutions4. Company Research Data Source Evaluations and ReviewsAppendix A: Directory of Online business Data SourcesAppendix B: Directory of Online Business Data PublishersAppendix C: Business Data Source Rating SurveyAppendix D: Contributor BiographiesIndex

1. Introduction2. A Primer on Competitive Intelligence3. Protecting Your Company From Competitive Intelligence4. Online Competitive Information Case Studies5. Competitive Intelligence Research Problems and Solutions6. Competitive Intelligence Research Data Source Evaluations and ReviewsAppendix A. Directory of Online Business Data SourcesAppendix B. Directory of Online Business Data PublishersAppendix C. Business Data Source Rating SurveyD. Contributor BiographiesIndex

1. Definition and Strategy2. Research Case Study on Rocky Mountain Country Club3. Market and Industry Research Problems and Solutions4. Market and Industry Research Data Source Evaluations and ReviewsAppendices A: Directory of Online Business Data SourcesAppendices B: Directory of Online Business Data PublishersAppendices C: Business Data Source Rating SurveyAppendices D: Contributor BiographiesIndex

I. Strategic Planning for Successful InvestingII. Controlling Investment RiskIII. Rick Tolerance and Investment Asset AllocationIV. Strategic Implications of Market EfficiencyV. Opportunities Presented by Market EfficienciesVI. International Diversificiation to Improve PerformanceVII. Active versus Passive Management DebateVIII. Real Estate Investment Trusts to Reduce Stock RisksX. Frequent Trading is Hazardous to Your HealthX. Diversify, Diversify, DiversifyXI. Structuring a Bond PortfolioXII. Stock PortfolioXIII. Mutual FundsXIV. Tracking Performance and Managing Your Portfolio

I. INTRODUCTION1. Introduction to Multivariate Statistical Analysis2. Some Basic Concepts and DefinitionsII. DEPENDENCE METHODS3. Basic Regression Analysis: Linear4. Basic Regression Analysis: Nonlinear5. Multiple Regression Analysis6. Logistic Regression7. Discriminant Analysis and Canonical Analysis8. Conjoint Analysis: Full-Profile and Pairwise Trade-Offs9. Conjoint Analysis: Choice Models10. Interaction Detection Methods: AID and CHAIDIII. INTERDEPENDENCE METHODS11. Factor Analysis12. Cluster Analysis: Hierarchical Clustering13. Cluster Analysis: Partition Clustering14. Correspondence Analysis15. Structural Equation Models16. Multidemensional Scaling of Similarities DataIV. PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER17. Squeezing More Useful Information Out of Expensive Consumer SurveysIndex

Chapter 1 Marketing TodayChapter 2 Marketing Impacts SocietyChapter 3 Marketing Begins with Economics Chapter 4 The Basics of MarketingChapter 5 Using Marketing ResearchChapter 6 Marketing Begins with CustomersChapter 7 Competition is EverywhereChapter 8 Marketing For e-commerceChapter 9 The Marketing StrategyChapter 10 Develop a New ProductChapter 11 Services Need MarketingChapter 12 Purchase Products for ResaleChapter 13 Get the Product to CustomersChapter 14 Determining the Best PriceChapter 15 Developing the Promotional MixChapter 16 Be Creative with AdvertisingChapter 17 Selling Satisfies the CustomerChapter 18 Marketing in the Global EconomyChapter 19 Managing RisksChapter 20 Marketing Requires MoneyChapter 21 What is Entrepreneurship?Chapter 22 Take Control with ManagementChapter 23 Careers in Marketing

1. Marketing Today. 2. Marketing Impacts Society. 3. Marketing Begins with Economics. 4. The Basics of Marketing. 5. Using Marketing Research. 6. Marketing Begins with Customers. 7. Competition is Everywhere. 8. Marketing for E-commerce. 9. The Marketing Strategy. 10. Develop a New Product. 11. Services Need Marketing. 12. Products for Resale. 13. Get the Product to Customers. 14. Determining the Best Price. 15. Promotion Means Effective Communication. 16. Be Creative with Advertising. 17. Selling Satisfies the Customer. 18. Moving Into a Global Economy. 19. Managing Risks. 20. Marketing Requires Money. 21. What is Entrepreneurship? 22. Take Control with Management. 23. Careers in Marketing.

Chapter 1, Developing Essential Math SkillsChapter 2, Understanding Spreadsheets, Tables, and GraphsChapter 3 Buying and Receiving MerchandiseChapter 4, Pricing MerchandiseChapter 5, Completeing Daily Calculation in MarketingChapter 6, Understanding Inventory ProceduresChapter 7, Calculating Promotional Costs and Conducting Marketing ResearchChapter 8, Calculating Profit and Loss in Market

I. PrefaceII. Introduction to Marketing and SocietyIII. History and Perspectives on the Field of Marketing and SocietyIV. Public Policy and MarketingV. MacromarketingVI. Consumer InterestVII. Social MarketingVIII. Marketing EthicsIX. International Customer Policy

I. The Strategies. 1. Does the Internet Change Everything?2. Who survived the Dot.com Bomb--and why.3. Successful Convergence = Integration.4. New Savings and New Costs.5. Speed-of-Light Testing. 6. The Human Touch.7. Exposing Sacred Cows: "Community" and "Stickiness".8. Mars and Venus Come to Terms.9. The Challenges Ahead: Four Areas of Focus.II. The Leaders.10. Action Performance: Synergy with Partners. 11. American Blind and Wallpaper Factory: Making Shopping Fun.12. Carnival Cruise Lines: Online Sales Are Not Always the Goal.13. CDW/CDWG: The Personal Touch.14. Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Sophisticated Software.15. J.C. Whitney: Unlimited Depth of Assortment.16. (Mindpepper) Bargainandhaggle.com: Building Relationships Online.17. Omaha Steaks: An Online Profit Center.18. Peapod: Leveraging Logistics.19. Quiztar: Ditto Delivery.20. Spiegel: Small Staff/Big Results.21. Steelcase: The Power of Ensync22. Yamaha Band & Orchestra Division: Online/Offline Integration.Executives Interviewed for Marketing Convergence.Index.

Preface. Acknowledgments. Marketing to Ethnic Consumers: An Annotated Bibiliography. A-G. H-N. O-T. U-Z. Subject Index.

1 Development of the Marketplace Chapter2 The Character of the Market Chapter3 Developing Your Product Chapter4 Product Promotion: Your Self-Presentation Chapter5 Who is Your Market Chapter 6 Strategy and Planning Chapter7 Resumes: Your Personal Advertisement Chapter8 Pricing Your Product Chapter 9 Product Promotion: Correspondence and Other Tools Chapter 10 Product Promotion: Selling Yourself in Interviews Chapter 11 The Entrepreneurial Spirit Chapter 12 Workplace Success

Chapter 1 Marketing TodayChapter 2 Marketing Impacts SocietyChapter 3 Marketing Begins with EconomicsChapter 4 The Basics of MarketingChapter 5 Using Marketing ResearchChapter 6 Marketing Begins with CustomersChapter 7 Competition is EverywhereChapter 8 Marketing for E-commerceChapter 9 The Marketing StrategyChapter 10 Develop a New ProductChapter 11 Services Need MarketingChapter 12 Products for ResaleChapter 13 Get the Product to CustomersChapter 14 Determining the Best PriceChapter 15 Promotion Means Effective CommunicationChapter 16 Be Creative with AdvertisingChapter 17 Selling Satisfies the CustomerChapter 18 Moving Into a Global EconomyChapter 19 Managing RisksChapter 20 Marketing Requires MoneyChapter 21 What is Entrepreneurship?Chapter 22 Take Control with ManagementChapter 23 Careers in Marketing

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I. THE INTERNATIONAL MARKETING ENVIRONMENT. 1. Why Go International?2. Trade's Economic Environment.3. Trade's Financial Mechanisms.4. Marketing Within Cultural Contexts.5. Trade, Politics, and Law.II. INTERNATIONAL MARKETING STRATEGIES.6. Exporting and International Market Entry.7. Multinational and Global Marketing.8. Taking Services Global.III. MANAGING GLOBAL MARKETING.9. International Market Research.10. Global Product and Brand Management.11. Pricing in Global Markets.12. Global Distribution and Logistics.13. International Negotiation and Communication.14. Organizing for Global Marketing.15. Twenty-First Century Trade Globalists.Index.About the Authors.

Introduction. Background. What Previous Research Reveals. Success vs. Failure. The Rationale for the Current Study. The Study: NewProd III. The Key Factors in Underlying Success. The Success Factors: Summary. Quality of Execution. Where the Time and Money is Spent. Consistency in Execution. The Role of Internatinal Orientation. Eleven Key Lessons for Success. A Formal New Product Process. Conclusion. References.

1. Introduction2. The Request for Proposal (RFP)3. The Initial Meeting4. Resources and Scheduling5. Research6. First Draft7. Project Management8. Design9. Executive Summary10. Production and Delivery11. Follow-Up and Debriefing12. Conclusion - Preparing for Your Next OpportunityAppendices

I. THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS1. Public Relations: Art or Science? 2. The Public Relations Plan3. The Public(s)4. Public Relations and the Marketing Mix5. Focusing on the Message6. Crafting an Image7. Taking Stock: Understanding Investor Relations8. Employee Relations: The Power Inside9. Publicity: Imagination and Energy10. Choosing a PR Agency11. Public Relations and the Media12. For the Good of the Cause: PR and Social Responsibility13. Public Relations, Ethics, and the Culture of the Times14. Strictly Speaking: Speechwriting, Speakers, Public Relations and the Pen15. Crisis Management and PR16. Measuring the Effectiveness of Public RelationsII. PUBLIC RELATIONS PORTFOLIOPostscriptBibliographyIndex

Importance of Superior Customer ServiceCustomer Needs and WantsInteract with CustomersProvide Superior Customer ServiceHandle Difficult SituationsBuild Permanent Customer RelationsSuccessful SellingTechnology and SellingPreparing to SellDeveloping the SaleClosing and BeyondRetail SellingThe Retail IndustryPlan Your Business StrategySelect and Handle MerchandiseEvaluate Store's Location and DesignManage Your Business FunctionsLegal and Ethical Retailing

Dedication. Preface. Leonard L. Berry. Mary Jo Bitner. David E. Bowen. Stephen W. Brown. Christian Gronroos. Evert Gummesson. Christopher Lovelock. A. Parasuraman. Benjamin Schneider. Valarie A. Zeithaml. Afterword.

1. What is Sports and Entertainment Marketing?2. College and Amateur Sports3. Professional Sports4. Marketing Products and Services through Sports5. Public Images6. Advancing the Cause7. Sports Marketing8. Entertainment Industry9. Marketing Entertainment10. Recreation Marketing11. Marketing Plans12. Legal Issues for Sports and Entertainment

Chapter 1 What Is Sports and Entertainment Marketing?Chapter 2 College and Amateur SportsChapter 3 Professional SportsChapter 4 Marketing Products and Services Through SportsChapter 5 Public ImagesChapter 6 Advancing the CauseChapter 7 Sports MarketingChapter 8 Entertainment IndustryChapter 9 Marketing EntertainmentChapter 10 Recreation MarketingChapter 11 Marketing Plans for Sports and EntertainmentChapter 12 Legal Issues for Sports and Entertainment

I. FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPTS.1. The Case for an Actively Management Portfolio.2. Asset Allocation for the 21st Century.3. Three Critical Survival Skills.4. Capital Preservation Concepts.5. Two Basic Investor Profiles.6. The Investor''s Mentality: Fallacies and Eliminate.7. Technical or Fundamental? II. STOCK SELECTION.8. Picking Stocks to Minimize Losses.9. Practical Application of Stock-Picking Criteria. III. PORTOLIO MANAGEMENT.10. Portfolio Management Techniques.11. Implementing the Reverse Scale System.12. Bear Markets: How to Avoid Trading Away Your Profits. IV. OPTIONAL PRECISION TIMING TACTICS.13. Using Charts to Identify Precision Entry Points.Conclusion.

What This Book Will Do For You.1. Introduction.2. Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems.3. Neural Networks.4. Artificial Intelligence in Business Finance.5. Artificial Intelligence in Accounting.6. Legal Applications.7. Artificial Intelligence in Marketing.8. Expert Systems and Neural Networks in Manufacturing.Appendix I.Artificial Intelligence Software.Glossary.Index.

1. Marketing Chaos, and What to Do About It2. Who Needs What Your Company Sells?3. Who Is Aware of Your Offering and Its Benefits4. Who Can Access Your Product or Service5. Are Your Customers Motivated?6. What Influences Purchase? Pricing and Selling Your Product or Service7. Who Learns How to Use Your Product or Service?8. Do Your Customers Experience Value?9. Are You Creating Loyal Users?10. How to Create Profits from Marketing ChaosReferencesIndex

What This Book Will Do For You.1. Introduction to Client/Server Computing.2. Client/Server Management Issues.3. Building and Managing Client/Server Systems.4. Network Operating Systems.5. Client/Server Architecture.6. What is Middleware.7. Implementing a Client/Server System.8. Distributed Databases.9. Internet, Intranet, and Extranet.10. Java Essentials.11. Organizational Support and Management.12. Client Server Security.Glossary.Index.

1. Cash Management and Analysis Reports.2. Accounts Receivable.3. Inventory Reporting and Analysis.4. Reports for Investments.5. Sales Efficiency Reporting.6. Reporting on Sales and Service Revenue.7. Reporting on Salespersons.8. Customer Service Reporting.9. Geographic Area Reporting.10. Analysis and Reporting of Purchasing.11. Analysis and Reporting of Distribution.12. Employee Performance Reporting.13. Manager Performance Reports.14. Segmental Reporting.15. Managerial Accounting and Reporting.16. Planning and Control Reports.17. Budget Reporting and Control.18. Capital Budgeting Analysis and Reporting.19. Analysis of Capital Expenditures.20. Manufacturing Cost Reports: Material.21. Manufacturing Cost Reports: Labor.22. Manufacturing Cost Reports: Overhead.23. Manufacturing and Productions Reports.24. Cost Analysis and Allocation Reporting.25. Plant Reporting.26. Research and Development.27. Marketing.28. Financial Statements.29. Financial Statement Analysis.30. Reporting on Operating Expenses.31. Financial Analysis.32. Valuation of a Business.33. Financing the Business.34. Reporting on Liabilities.35. Audit Reporting and Controls.36. Insurance Analysis.37. Operations Management Reports.38. Quantitative Analysis Business Statistics, and Mathematics.39. Forecasting.

The Moral Dimension of Marketing is a collection of essays that explores the tension between economics and ethics that all marketing executives face on a daily basis. The essays are all based on real-life situations that students and professionals alike will recognize, and they are grouped under familiar marketing headings: targeting, products, pricing, promotion and advertising, distribution, privacy, and inappropriate marketing. Each essay concludes with two or three questions that focus the reader’s attention to the critical issues raised in that essay.

The book is designed to be used in virtually any marketing course as a supplemental reading to stimulate thoughtful analysis of moral issues; it can also be used as a stand-alone text in a marketing ethics or a business ethics course. It should be provocative reading for marketing professionals as well.

1. Introduction2. Global Capital Markets3. Fiscal Policymaking4. Monetary Policymaking5. Real Interest Rates6. Investment Strategies7. Global Financial Risks8. Currency and Liquidity Crises9. What is EMU?10. Will There Be Life After EMU?11. Debt Crises12. The Power of Global Capital: New International Rules- New Global RisksIndex

1. Introduction2. Trade Shows As a Marketing ToolI. Planning3. The First Planning Steps4. Choosing the Right Booth Size, Design and Location5. Pre-Show PromotionII. Execution6. Booth Management7. Beyond the Booth8. Lead Geneartion and Qualification9. Press and PublicityIII. Post-Show Follow-Up10. Lead Qualification and Nurturing11. Post Mortem Results Analysis12. Case StudiesAppendix-Resources

1. Retail Marketing Strategy Development2. Fitting Into Multi-Layered Retail Competition3. Major Trends in Retailing Sector4. The Retail Evolution5. Capitalizing on Market Potentials6. Consumer Behavior and Retail Strategy7. Strategy Alternatives8. Developing, Measuring and Managing Store Image9. People Are Our Strength10. We Must Communicate With Our Market11. Developing A Merchandise Mix12. Pricing Is A Powerful Tool13. Being A Part of Supply Chain14. Controlling The Store PerformancePostscript

1. Marketing Channel Concepts

2. The Channel Participants

3. The Environment of Marketing Channels

4. Behavioral Processes in Marketing Channels

5. Strategy in Marketing Channels

6. Designing the Marketing Channel

7. Selecting the Channel Members

8. Target Markets and Channel Design Strategy

9. Motivating the Channel Members

10. Product Issues in Channel Management

11. Pricing Issues in Channel Management

12. Promotion through the Marketing Channel

13. Logistics and Channel Management

14. Evaluating Channel Member Performance

15. Electronic Marketing Channels

16. Direct Selling and Direct Marketing Channel Systems

17. Marketing Channels for Services

18. International Channel Perspectives

I. ADVERTISING. The Dilemma of Creative Advertising. A Psychological View of Advertising Effectiveness. II. DISTRIBUTION. Defining and Estimating a Trading Area. III. ISSUES IN MAKRETING PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY. A Formula for Measuring Productivity in Distribution. IV. MACRO MARKETING. Marketing and Economic Development. A Marketing View of Competition. Towards a Theory of Marketing. V. MARKETING MANAGEMENT. The Concept and Application of Life Style Segmentation. Benefit Segmentation: A Decision-Oriented Research Tool. The Major Tasks of Marketing Management. Product Differentiation and Market Segmentation as Alternative Marketing Strategies. Marketing Snags and Fallacies. VI. MARKETING RESEARCH. Some Criteria for Judging the Quality of Surveys. Forecasting: issues and Challenges for Marketing Management. The Multivariate Revolution in Marketing Research. Seven Tenets of Creative Research. Putting the Marketing Research Department on the Executive Level. VII. MARKETING THEORY. Marketing Principles. Broadening the Concept of Marketing. Marketing as Exchange. Marketing, Strategic Planning and the Theory of the Firm. VIII. PERSONAL SELLING. Effectiveness in Sales Interactions: A Contingency Framework. Communications and Industrial Selling. Interpersonal Communication and Salesman Effectiveness. IV. PRICING. The Wheel of Retailing. Non-Price Competition and the Measurement of Prices. An Operational Approach to Product Pricing. X. PRODUCTS AND SERVCIES. The Product Life Cycle: Analysis and Applications Issues. Diagnosing the Product Portfolio. Benefit Structure Analysis: A New Tool for Product Planning. A Conceptual Model of Service Quality and Its Implications for Future Research. XI. UNDERSTANDING THE CONSUMER. The Strategy of Consumer Motivation. The Relationships Between Preference and Purchase of Brands. Statistical Techniques and International Trade.

1. Strategic Marketing Planning. 2. Introduction to Market Segmentation. 3. Some Common Basis Variables. 4. Segmentation Using Interdependence Methods: Partition Clustering. 5. Segmentation Using Interdependence Methods: Hierarchical Clustering. 6. Segmentation Using Dependence Methods: Interaction Detection. 7. Some Basic Positioning Concepts and Techniques. 8. Perceptual Positioning Maps. 9. Preference Positioning Maps. 10. Other Types of Positioning Maps. 11. Positioning Based on Laddering. 12. New Products/Services: The Present Scenario. 13. Benefit Structure Analysis. 14. Market Structure Studies: The Stefflre Process. Index.

PART I. INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING RESEARCH AND PROBLEM DEFINITION

1. Role of Marketing Research

2. Gathering Marketing Intelligence

3. Process of Marketing Research

4. Problem Formation

PART II. RESEARCH DESIGN

5. Types of Research Design and Exploratory Research

6. Descriptive and Causal Research Designs

PART III. DATA-COLLECTION METHODS

7. Secondary Data

8. Standardized Marketing Information Services

9. Collecting Primary Data

10. Collecting Information by Communication

11. Collecting Information by Observation

PART IV. DATA COLLECTION FORMS

12. Designing the Questionnaire or Observation Form

13. Measurement Basics

14. Measuring Attitudes, Perceptions, and Preferences

PART V. SAMPLING AND DATA COLLECTION

15. Sampling Basics, Nonprobability and Simple Random Samples

16. Stratified and Cluster Sampling

17. Sample Size

18. Collecting the Data: Nonsampling Errors and Response Rate Calculation

PART VI. DATA ANALYSIS

19. Data Analysis: Preliminary Steps

20. Data Analysis: Analyzing Individual Variables and Basics of Hypothesis Testing

21. Data Analysis: Analyzing Multiple Variables Simultaneously

PART VII. RESEARCH REPORTS

22. The Written Research Report

23. The Oral Research Report

PART 1 INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1 The Role of Marketing Research

Chapter 2 Global Information Systems and the Internet

Chapter 3 The Marketing Research Process: An Overview

Chapter 4 The Human Side of Marketing Research: Organizational and Ethical Issues

PART 2 BEGINNING STAGES OF THE RESEARCH PROCESS

Chapter 5 Exploratory Research and Qualitative Analysis

Chapter 6 Secondary Data Research in a Digital Age

Chapter 7 Survey Research

Chapter 8 Observation

Chapter 9 Experimental Research

PART 3 MEASUREMENT CONCEPTS

Chapter 10 Measurement and Attitude Measurement

Chapter 11 Questionnaire Design

PART 4 SAMPLING AND FIELDWORK

Chapter 12 Sampling Designs and Sampling Procedures

Chapter 13 Determination of Sample Size: A Review of Statistical Theory

PART 6 DATA ANALYSIS AND REPORTING

Chapter 14 Basic Data Analysis

Chapter 15 Differences Between Groups and Relationships Among Variables

Chapter 16 Communicating Research Results: Research Report, Oral Presentation, and Research Follow-Up

COMPREHENSIVE CASES WITH COMPUTERIZED DATABASES

Case 1 Values and the Automobile Market

Case 2 Employees Federal Credit Union A

APPENDIX A STATISTICAL TABLES

PART 1 INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1. The Role of Marketing Research.

Chapter 2. Information Systems and Knowledge Management.

Chapter 3. The Marketing Research Process.

Chapter 4. The Human Side of Marketing Research: Organizational and Ethical Issues.

PART 2. BEGINNING STAGES OF THE RESEARCH PROCESS

Chapter 5. Problem Definition and the Research Proposal.

Chapter 6. Exploratory Research and Qualitative Analysis.

Chapter 7. Secondary Data Research in a Digital Age.

Appendix 7a. Selected Sources for Secondary Data.

Appendix 7b. Database Searching and Retrieving with Computers.

PART 3 RESEARCH DESIGNS FOR COLLECTING PRIMARY DATA

Chapter 8. Survey Research: An Overview.

Chapter 9. Survey Research: Basic Methods of Communication with Respondents.

Appendix 9a. Using WebSurveyor to Create Internet Surveys.

Chapter 10. Observation.

Chapter 11. Experimental Research: An Overview.

Chapter 12. Test Marketing and Complex Experiments.

PART 4 MEASUREMENT CONCEPTS

Chapter 13. Measurement.

Chapter 14. Attitude Measurement.

Chapter 15. Questionnaire Design.

Appendix 15A. Question Wording and Measurement Scales for Commonly Researched Topics.

PART 5 SAMPLING AND FIELDWORK

Chapter 16. Sampling Designs and Sampling Procedures.

Chapter 17. Determination of Sample Size: A Review of Statistical Theory.

Chapter 18. Fieldwork.

PART 6 DATA ANALYSIS AND PRESENTATION

Chapter 19. Editing and Coding: Transforming Raw Data into Information.

Chapter 20. Basic Data Analysis: Descriptive Statistics.

Chapter 21. Univariate Statistical Analysis.

Chapter 22. Bivariate Statistical Analysis: Tests of Differences.

Appendix 22A: Nonparametric Statistics for Tests of Differences.

Appendix 22B: ANOVA for Complex Experimental Designs.

Chapter 23. Bivariate Statistical Analysis: Measures of Association.

Appendix 23A Nonparametric Measures of Association.

Chapter 24. Multivariate Statistical Analysis.

Chapter 25. Communicating Research Results: Research Report, Oral Presentation, and Research Follow-Up. A Final Note on Marketing Research.

COMPREHENSIVE CASES WITH COMPUTERIZED DATABASES

Case 1 Sunbelt Energy Corporation.

Case 2 Employees Federal Credit Union.

Case 3 University Van Pool.

Case 4 Wichita Clinic.

Case 5 Values and Automobile Market.

Case 6 LastDance HealthCare Systems.

Case 7 Survey on Americans and Dietary Supplements.

APPENDIX A. STATISTICAL TABLES

Part 1 An Overview of Marketing Research

1. Marketing Research: Initial Questions

2. Marketing Research Process Overview

Part 2 Gathering Information

3. Using Computer Technology for Marketing Research

4. Marketing Research and the Internet

5. Secondary Data

6. Primary Data Collection: Qualitative and Observational Research

7. Primary Data Collection: Survey Research

8. Attitude Measurement and Scaling Techniques

9. Questionnaire Design

10. Experimentation and Test Marketing

11. Marketing Research Worldwide

Part 3 Basic Statistics and Sampling Theory

12. Fundamentals of Statistics and Sampling Theory

Part 4 Data Preparation and Analysis

13. Preparation of Data for Analysis

14. Descriptive Statistics

15. Univariate Testing

16. Bivariate Statistics: Parametric Tests

17. Bivariate Statistics: Nonparametric Tests

18. Multivariate Statistics

Part 5 Data Communication

19. Communicating the Research Findings

PART I. MARKETING RESEARCH, THE RESEARCH PROCESS AND PROBLEM DEFINITION.

1. Marketing Research: A Pervasive Activity.

2. Alternative Approaches to Marketing Intelligence.

3. The Research Process and Problem Formulation.

Cases for Part 1.

PART II. DETERMINE RESEARCH DESIGN.

4. Research Design.

5. Causal Designs.

Cases for Part 2.

PART III. DESIGN DATA-COLLECTION METHOD AND FORMS.

6. Data Collection: Secondary Data.

Appendix 6A: Secondary Data Sources.

7. Data Collection: Primary Data.

8. Data-Collection Forms.

9. Attitude Measurement.

Appendix 9A: Psychological Measurement.

Cases for Part 3.

PART IV. SAMPLE DESIGN AND DATA COLLECTION.

10. Sampling Procedures.

11. Sample Size.

12. Collecting the Data: Field Procedures and Nonsampling Errors.

Cases for Part 4.

PART V. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA.

13. Data Analysis: Preliminary Steps.

Appendix 13A: Chi-Square Tests.

Appendix 13B: Avery Sporting Goods.

14. Data Analysis: Basic Questions.

Appendix 14A: Hypothesis Testing.

15. Data Analysis: Examination of Differences.

Appendix 15A: Analysis of Variance.

Appendix 15B: Analysis of Catalog-Buying Data.

16. Data Analysis: Investigation of Association.

Appendix 16A: Nonparametric Measures of Association.


17. Multivariate Data Analysis: Discriminant Analysis, Factor Analysis, Cluster Analysis, and Multidimensional Scaling.

Appendix 17A: More Multivariate Statistical Techniques.


Cases for Part 5.

PART VI. THE RESEARCH REPORT.

18. The Research Report.

1. Marketing in the New Economy

2. Strategic Marketing Planning

3. Situation Analysis: Collecting and Analyzing Marketing Information

4. SWOT Analysis: A Framework for Developing Marketing Strategy

5. Managing Customer Relationship

6. Market Segmentation, Target Marketing, and Positioning

7. Product Strategy

8. Pricing Strategy

9. Distribution and Supply Chain Management

10. Integrated Marketing Communications

11. Marketing Implementation and Control

12. Marketing Ethics and Social Responsibility

Appendix A. Marketing Plan Worksheets

Appendix B. Sample Marketing Plans

1. The dynamic global market.

Prologue: Planning a Career in Marketing.

PART 1: DESIGNING CUSTOMER-ORIENTED MARKETING STRATEGIES.

1. Marketing: Creating Satisfaction through Customer Relationships.

2. Strategic Planning and the Marketing Process.

Appendix A: Creating an Effective Marketing Plan.

3. The Marketing Environment, Ethics, and Social Responsibility.

4. E-Commerce: Marketing in the Digital Age.

PART 2: UNDERSTANDING BUYERS AND MARKETS.

5. Consumer Behavior.

6. Business-to-Business (B2B) Marketing.

7. Serving Global Markets.

PART 3: TARGET MARKET SELECTION.

8. Managing Marketing Information.

9. Market Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning.

10. Relationship Marketing, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and One-to-One Marketing.

PART 4: PRODUCT DECISIONS.

11. Product and Service Strategies.

12. Category and Brand Management, Product Identification, and New-Product Planning.

PART 5: DISTRIBUTION DECISIONS.

13. Marketing Channels, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management.

14. Direct Marketing and Marketing Resellers: Retailers and Wholesalers.

PART 6: PROMOTIONAL DECISIONS.

15. Integrated Marketing Communications.

16. Advertising and Public Relations.

17. Personal Selling and Sales Promotion.

PART 7: PRICING DECISIONS.

18. Pricing Concepts and Approaches.

19. Pricing Strategies.

Appendix: Financial Analysis in Marketing.

PART ONE. DESIGNING CUSTOMER-ORIENTED MARKETING STRATEGIES


2. Strategic Planning and the Marketing Process

3. The Marketing Environment, Ethics, and Social Responsibility

4. Global Dimensions of Marketing

PART TWO. MANAGING TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION TO ACHIEVE MARKETING SUCCESS

5. E-Commerce: Electronic Marketing and the Internet for Dot.com and Brick-and-Mortar Marketers

6. Relationship Marketing and Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

7. Marketing Research, Decision-Support Systems, and Sales Forecasting

PART THREE. MARKET SEGMENTATION AND CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR

8. Market Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning

9. Consumer Behavior

10. Business-to-Business (B2B) Marketing

PART FOUR. PRODUCT STRATEGY

11. Product Strategies

12. Category and Brand Management, Product Identification, and New-Product Planning

PART FIVE. PRICING STRATEGY

13. Price Determination

14. Managing the Pricing Function

PART SIX. DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY

15. Marketing Channels, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management

16. Direct Marketing and Marketing Resellers: Retailers and Wholesalers

PART SEVEN. PROMOTIONAL STRATEGY


18. Advertising, Sales Promotion, and Public Relations

19. Personal Selling and Sales-Force Management

Appendix A. Developing a Marketing Plan

Appendix B. Financial and New-Product Analysis

PART ONE: DESIGNING CUSTOMER-ORIENTED MARKETING STRATEGIES


2. Strategic Planning and the Marketing Process

3. The Marketing Environment, Ethics, and Social Responsibility

4. Global Dimensions of Marketing

PART TWO: MANAGING TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION TO ACHIEVE MARKETING SUCCESS

5. E-Commerce: Electronic Marketing and the Internet for Dot.com and Brick-and-Mortar Marketers

6. Relationship Marketing and Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

7. Marketing Research, Decision-Support Systems, and Sales Forecasting

PART THREE: MARKET SEGMENTATION AND CUSTOMER BEHAVIOR

8. Market Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning


10. Business-to-Business (B2B) Marketing

PART FOUR: PRODUCT STRATEGY

11. Product Strategies

12. Category and Brand Management, Product Identification, and New-Product Planning

PART FIVE: PRICING STRATEGY

13. Price Determination

14. Managing the Pricing Function

PART SIX: DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY

15. Marketing Channels, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management

16. Direct Marketing and Marketing Resellers: Retailers and Wholesalers

PART SEVEN: PROMOTIONAL STRATEGY


18. Advertising, Sales Promotion, and Public Relations

19. Personal Selling and Sales-Force Management

Appendix A: Developing a Marketing Plan

Appendix B: Financial and New-Product Analysis

1. The Nature of Marketing

2. Marketing Management: Strategy and Ethical Behavior

3. Environmental Forces in an E-commerce World: The Macroenvironment

4. The Microenvironment in an Era of Global Business

5. Global Information Systems and Marketing Research


7. Business Markets and Organizational Buying

8. Market Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning Strategies

9. Basic Concepts about Goods, Services, and Ideas

10. Strategies for New Products and the Product Life Cycle

11. The Nature of Supply Chain and Distribution

12. Retailing, Direct Marketing, and Wholesaling


14. Advertising and Public Relations in an e-commerce World

15. Personal Selling, Sales Management, and Sales Promotion

16. Introduction to Pricing Concepts

17. Pricing Strategy and Tactics

Preface

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Mini Module on Assessing Marketing Opportunity

About the Authors

Strategy Mentor Module

1. Formulating Killer Strategies for Your Business Christos

M. Cotsakos, Ph.D., Former Chairman and CEO, E*TRADE Financial

Financing Mentor Module

2. Marketing's Role in Raising Finances for Your New Venture

Guy Kawasaki, Founder and CEO, Garage Technology Ventures, Inc.

Branding Mentor Module

3. Branding That Works

Leonard Armato, Founder, Management Plus Enterprises and Commissioner, AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour

Viral Marketing Mentor Module

4. Crafting a Viral Marketing Phenomenon Anita Roddick

OBE, Non-Executive Director and Founder, The Body Shop

CRM Mentor Module

5. Creating a Company Culture that Fosters Effective Customer

Relationship Management (CRM) Paul Orfalea, Founder, Kinko's, Inc.

Distrubution Mentor Module

6. Devising Distribution-Dominating Tactics Ken Park,

Founder and President, BBM. HyperCD

New Product Mentor Module

7. Savvy Strategies for Marketing New Products Dirk

Gates, Founder, Xircom-An Intel Company

Public Relations Mentor Module

8. The Art of Crafting Budget-Boosting Public Relations

Nicolas G. Hayek, Chairman of the Board, The Swatch Group, Ltd.

Conclusion

Appendix 1: Let's Talk Business Network, Inc.

PART 1: THE WORLD OF MARKETING

1. An Overview of Marketing

2. Ethics, Social Responsibilities, and the Marketing Environment

3. Developing a Global Vision

PART 2: ANALYZING MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES

4. Consumer Decision Making

5. Business Marketing

6. Segmenting and Targeting Markets

7. Decision Support Systems and Marketing Research

PART 3: PRODUCT AND DISTRIBUTION DECISIONS

8. Product and Services Concepts

9. Developing and Managing Products

10. Marketing Channels and Supply Chain Management

11. Retailing

PART 4: PROMOTION AND PRICING DECISIONS

12. Marketing Communications and Personal Selling

13. Advertising, Public Relations, and Sales Promotion

14. Internet Marketing

15. Pricing Concepts

Appendix. Careers in Marketing

PART 1: THE WORLD OF MARKETING.

1. An Overview of Marketing.

2. Strategic Planning for Competitive Advantage.

3. Social Responsibility, Ethics, and the Marketing Environment.

4. Developing a Global Vision.

PART 2: ANALYZING MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES.

5. Consumer Decision Making.

6. Business Marketing.

7. Segmenting and Targeting Markets.

8. Decision Support Systems and Marketing Research.

PART 3: PRODUCT DECISIONS.

9. Product Concepts.

10. Developing and Managing Products.

11. Services and Nonprofit Organization Marketing.

PART 4: DISTRIBUTION DECISIONS.

12. Marketing Channels and Supply Chain Management.

13. Retailing.

PART 5: PROMOTION DECISIONS.

14. Integrated Marketing Communications.

15. Advertising and Public Relations.

16. Sales Promotion and Personal Selling.

PART 6: PRICING DECISIONS.

17. Pricing Concepts.

18. Setting the Right Price.

PART 7: TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN MARKETING.

19. Internet Marketing. (Available Online)

20. Customer Relationship Marketing.

Appendix: Careers in Marketing.

Glossary.

Endnotes.

Internet Index.

PART ONE: THE MARKETING ENVIRONMENT.

1. Introduction to Marketing. K. Douglas Hoffman, Colorado State University.

2. Strategic and Marketing Planning. K. Douglas Hoffman, Colorado State University.

3. Marketing Ethics and Social Responsibility. Peter R. Dickson, Florida International University.

4. International Marketing. Michael R. Czinkota, Georgetown University. Ilkka A. Ronkainen, Georgetown University.

PART TWO: UNDERSTANDING THE MARKET.

5. Marketing Research and Information Systems. Peter R. Dickson, Florida International University.

6. Consumer Behavior. Jagdish N. Sheth, Emory University. Balaji C. Kirshnan, University of Memphis.

7. Business-to-Business Marketing. Michael D. Hutt, Arizona State University. Thomas W. Speh, Miami University-Ohio.

8. Marketing Segmentation and Target Markets. Penny Simpson, University of Texas-Pan American.

PART THREE: PRODUCT STRATEGY.

9. Marketing’s Role in New Product Development and Product Decisions. Abbie Griffin, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign.

10. Services Marketing. K. Douglas Hoffman, Colorado State University.

PART FOUR: DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY.

11. Marketing Channels and Distribution. Bert Rosenbloom, Drexel University.

12. Retailing and Wholesaling. Patrick Dunne, Texas Tech University. Robert F. Lusch, Texas Christian University.

PART FIVE: INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS AND PRICING STRATEGY.

13. Integrated Marketing Communications: Advertising, Promotions, and Other MarCom Tools. Terence A. Shimp, University of South Carolina.

14. Personal Selling and Sales Management. Judy A. Siguaw, Cornell University.

15. Pricing Strategies and Determination. Joel E. Urbany, University of Notre Dame

Appendix A. Marketing Arithmetic.

PART ONE: THE MARKETING ENVIRONMENT

1. Introduction to Marketing. K. Douglas Hoffman, Colorado State University

2. Strategic and Marketing Planning. K. Douglas Hoffman, Colorado State University

3. Marketing Ethics and Social Responsibility. Peter R. Dickson, Florida International University

4. International Marketing. Michael R. Czinkota, Georgetown University. Ilkka A. Ronkainen, Georgetown University

PART TWO: UNDERSTANDING THE MARKET

5. Marketing Research and Information Systems. Peter R. Dickson, Florida International University

6. Consumer Behavior. Jagdish N. Sheth, Emory University. Balaji C. Kirshnan, University of Memphis

7. Business-to-Business Marketing. Michael D. Hutt, Arizona State University. Thomas W. Speh, Miami University-Ohio

8. Marketing Segmentation and Target Markets. Penny Simpson, University of Texas-Pan American.

PART THREE: PRODUCT STRATEGY

9. Marketing’s Role in New Product Development and Product Decisions. Abbie Griffin, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign

10. Services Marketing. K. Douglas Hoffman, Colorado State University

PART FOUR: DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY

11. Marketing Channels and Distribution. Bert Rosenbloom, Drexel University

12. Retailing and Wholesaling. Patrick Dunne, Texas Tech University. Robert F. Lusch, Texas Christian University

PART FIVE: INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS AND PRICING STRATEGY

13. Integrated Marketing Communications: Advertising, Promotions, and Other MarCom Tools. Terence A. Shimp, University of South Carolina

14. Personal Selling and Sales Management. Judy A. Siguaw, Cornell University

15. Pricing Strategies and Determination. Joel E. Urbany, University of Notre Dame

Appendix A. Marketing Arithmetic.

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PART ONE: ANALYSIS.

1. The role of purchasing in the supply chain.

2.Industrial buying behaviour: decision making in purchasing.

3. The purchasing process: the buyer’s role.

4. Markets and products.

5. The purchasing management process.

PART TWO: PLANNING.

6. Purchasing market research.

7. Outsourcing and risk management (NEW!).

8. Purchasing and business strategy.

9. Sourcing strategy: getting better results from suppliers.

10. Purchasing and supply strategy, electronic marketplaces and e-Procurement.

11. Purchasing, development and quality control.

12. Purchasing and supply chain management.

13. Getting organized for purchasing.

14. Purchasing performance measurement.

PART THREE: TECHNIQUES.

16. Negotiating techniques and rules of conduct.

17. Buying for retail (NEW!).

18. Facility management and buying services.

19. Public procurement and the EC-Directives.

Bibliography.

Index.

PART I. INTRODUCTION.

1. Introduction to Purchasing and Supply Chain Management.

PART II. PURCHASING OPERATIONS AND STRUCTURE.

2. The Purchasing Process.

3. Purchasing Policy and Procedures.

4. Purchasing and Supplier Integration for Competitive Advantage.

5. Purchasing and Supply Chain Organization.

PART III. STRATEGIC SOURCING.

6. Purchasing and Category/Commodity Strategy Development.

7. Supplier Evaluation and Selection.

8. Supplier Quality Management.

9. Supplier Management and Development: Creating a World-Class Supply Base.

10. Global Sourcing.

PART IV. STRATEGIC SOURCING PROCESSES.

11. Strategic Cost Management.

12. Purchasing and Supply Chain Analysis: Tools and Techniques.

13. Effective Negotiations: Preparation and Execution.

14. Contracting: Developing and Managing Effective Contracts.

15. Purchasing Law and Ethics. PART V. CRITICAL SUPPLY CHAIN ELEMENTS.

16. Managing Supply Chain Inventory and Delivering Perfect Customer Orders.

17. Purchasing Services.

18. Supply Chain Information and E-Systems.

19. Sourcing and Supply Performance Measurement and Evaluation.

PART VI. FUTURE DIRECTIONS.

20. Purchasing and Supply Chain Changes and Trends.

PART ONE: INTRODUCTION TO RETAILING

1. Perspectives on Retailing

2. Retail Strategic Planning and Operations Management

PART TWO: THE RETAILING ENVIRONMENT

3. Retail Customers

4. Evaluating the Competition in Retailing

5. Managing the Supply Chain

6. Legal and Ethical Behavior

PART THREE. MARKET SELECTION AND LOCATION ANALYSIS

7. Market Selection and Retail Location Analysis

PART FOUR. MANAGING RETAIL OPERATIONS

8. Managing a Retailer’s Finances

9. Merchandise Buying and Handling

10. Merchandise Pricing

11. Advertising and Promotion

12. Customer Service and Retail Selling

13. Store Layout and Design

PART FIVE. RETAIL ADMINISTRATION

14. Managing People

SECTION ONE: THE BUYER-SELLER INTERFACE.

1. Selling and its Strategic Role.

2. The Buyer.

SECTION TWO: MAKING SALES.

3. Preparing to Sell.

4. The Sales Presentation.

5. Key Account and Customer Relationship Management.

SECTION THREE: MANAGING THE SALESFORCE.

6. Recruitment.

7. Training.

8. Motivation and Remuneration.

SECTION FOUR: MANAGING THE SELLING PROCESS.

9. Monitoring and Feedback.

10. Managing Resources.

11. Managing Exhibitions and Trade Fairs.

SECTION FIVE: WIDER ISSUES.

12. Internationalisation.

13. Legal and Ethical Issues.

1. The Sales Presentation Project.

2. Choosing a Product or Service.

3. Information Needed for the Sales Presentation.

4. Prospecting and the Preapproach.

5. Appealing to Prospect Needs.

6. The Approach.

7. Securing Desire.

8. Handling Objections.

9. Closing the Sale and Building Customer Relations.

10. Role Playing and Writing the Complete Sales Presentation.

PART ONE. UNDERSTANDING THE SALES ENVIRONMENT ASAP

1. Selling ASAP

2. The Changing World of Sales

3. Selling Ethically

4. Servicing the Customer to Build Customer Lifetime Value

PART TWO. IMPLEMENTING THE SALES PROCESS ASAP

5. Understanding Why Buyers Buy

6. Preparation

7. Attention

8. Examination

9. Prescription

10. Conviction and Motivation

11. Completion and Partnering

PART THREE. MASTERING SALES AGILITY ASAP

12. Selling to Major Accounts

13. Managing Yourself and Your Time

Knowledge-Building Case Study: Mediquip, S.S.

Glossary

Index

Section 1: Setting the Scene

PART 1: THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF TRANSPORTATION.

1. Transportation, the Supply Chain, and the Economy.

2. Transportation Regulation and Public Policy.

PART 2. OVERVIEW OF THE TRANSPORTATION PROVIDERS.

3. Motor Carriers.

4. Railroads.

5. Air Carriers.

6. Domestic Water Carriers and Pipelines.

7. Intermodal and Special Carriers.

8. Global Transportation.

PART 3. TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT.

9. Costing and Pricing in Transportation.

10. Carrier Strategy.

11. Information Management and Technology.

12. Transportation Management--Shipper Strategy.

13. Transportation Management--Shipper Process.

PART 4. FUTURE OF TRANSPORTATION.

14. Transportation in the Future.

1. People Skills2. Persuading Others3. Thinking on Your Feet4. Leading Others5. Empowering Others6. Coaching and Mentoring Others7. Acquiring Political Savvy8. Team Building9. Handling Conflict

The Resume Generator CD allows users to create and update their resume as needed. Once personal information is entered, this easy-to-use, password protected software will generate a variety of personalized employment documents to help users gain a competitive advantage in the job search process.

Along with personal information, the Resume Generator organizes information on:

One of the following operating systems is required to use the Resume Generator CD program:

YOUR PROFILE:Enter Personal Information.Enter References.Enter Job Objectives.Enter Work Experience.Enter Education.Enter Memberships.Enter Honors.Enter Skills.Enter Prospects.SECTION I:General Resume.Specific Resume.Reference List.Cover Letter 1.Cover Letter 2.Post Interview Letter.SECTION II:Resignation Letter.Reference Letter.

1. The Professional Image2. Professional Appearance3. Professional Dress4. Wardrobe Management5. Personal Behavior6. Communications7. Image Development

1. Information About this Simulation 2. Employees' Information Manual3. Company Procedures Manual4. Monday Assignments5. Tuesday Assignments 6. Wednesday Assignments 7. Thursday Assignments8. Friday Assignments9. Forms for the Simulation 10. Quizzes

Preface. Introduction. Organization of the Simulation. EMPLOYEE MANUAL: Employee Welcome Letter. Administrative Assistant Description. Administrative Assistant Responsibilities. General Procedures. Reference Materials. Outline of Projects. Calendar of Forms.

· Incorporates an Intranet, either live at www.corpview.com or on CD Incorporates an Intranet, either online at www.corpview.com or on CD

Section 1: Successful Business CommunicationsChapter 1: Communicating with a Corporate ViewChapter 2: Analyzing Your AudienceChapter 3: Pinpointing Your PurposeSection 2: Short Corporate CommunicationsChapter 4: Writing General to SpecificChapter 5: Planning for ParametersChapter 6: Stating the Case SimplySection 3: A Corporate Communications ProjectChapter 7: Projecting Your PersonalityChapter 8: Making Your Words AccessibleChapter 9: Preparing Your DeliveryChapter Review

1 A View of Human Resources Management 2 Recruiting and Hiring the Best Employees3 Managing Employee Benefits 4 Evaluating Employee Performance 5 Complying with Employment Laws 6 Advocating for Employees and the Employer 7 Traninig Employees

Section 1: A Marketing ViewChapter 1: Powerful Marketing Skills Chapter 2: Traditional Marketing Methods Chapter 3: Online Marketing Section 2: A Marketing & Sales View Chapter 4: Powerful Sales SkillsChapter 5: Traditional Retail Sales Chapter 6: Online Sales Section 3: A Marketing, Sales & Support View Chapter 7: Powerful Support Skills Chapter 8: Traditional and Online Support Chapter 9: The Marketing, Sales & Support Circle of Success

· Incorporates an Intranet, either live at www.corpview.com or on CD

Section 1 A Marketing View Powerful Marketing Skills Traditional Marketing Methods Online Marketing Section 2 A Marketing and Sales View Powerful Sales Skills Traditional Retail Sales Online Sales Section 3 A Marketing, Sales, & Support View Powerful Support Skills Traditional and Online Support The Marketing, Sales, & Support Circle of Success

A CD with data files is included with each text

1 Meet CyberStopMedia.com through a slide show2 Produce an E-Mail with an Attachment3 Update the DVD Movie Database4 Create a Vendor Database 5 Complete a Purchase Order 6 Update the Customer Database and Create a Report 7 Design an E-Coupon and E-Mail8 Train Speech Recognition Sotfware 9 Design a Letterhead and Compose a Letter with Linked Data 10 Update an Employee Spreadsheet and Update Letter with Linked Data11 Create a Payroll Spreadsheet 12 Research Information on the Web and Produce a Report 13 Create a Newsletter 14 Update the Sales Spreadsheet and Create a Chart 15 Update the DVD Movie Database and Create Reports16 Plan and Create a Marketing Slide Show Presentation 17 Update the Movie Database and Create a Report 18 Research Information on the Web and Update a Report 19 Combine Sales Spreadsheets and Create a Chart 20 Create an E-Marketing E-Mail and Merge with the Customer Database21 Update the Marketing Slide Show Presentation 22 Create a Web Page 23 Create an Expense Spreadsheet24 Create a Brochure and Integrate with the Games Database 25 Update the Payroll Spreadsheet 26 Compose a Letter 27 Create a Catalog and Merge with the Games Database 28 Research Information on the Web and Update a Report 29 Update the Sales Spreadsheet and Create Pivot Tables and Charts30 Plan and Create a Kiosk Slide Show Presentation

1: Basic Dragon NaturallySpeaking Solutions Speaking About…Proofreading and Editing Section 2: Speech-Writing and Formatting Solutions Speaking About…Capitalization Speaking About…Hyphens Speaking About…Numbers in Sentences Speaking About…Reports Section 3: Speaking Solutions for Your Career Speaking About…Proofreaders'' Marks Speaking About…Confusing Terms Speaking About…Colons and Semicolons Section 4: Speaking Solutions in the Medical Market Speaking About…Commas Speaking About…Preces and Executive Summaries Speaking About…Press Releases Section5: Speaking Solutions in the Legal Market Speaking About…Capitalizing Letters in Titles Speaking About…Preces and Executive Summaries Appendix Advanced Dragon NaturallySpeaking Features

1: Basic ViaVoice Solutions Speaking About…Proofreading and Editing Section 2: Speech-Writing and Formatting Solutions Speaking About…Capitalization Speaking About…Hyphens Speaking About…Numbers in Sentences Speaking About…Reports Section 3: Speaking Solutions for Your Career Speaking About…Proofreaders'' Marks Speaking About…Confusing Terms Speaking About…Colons and Semicolons Section4: Speaking Solutions in the Medical Market Speaking About…Commas Speaking About…Preces and Executive Summaries Speaking About…Press Releases Section5: Speaking Solutions in the Legal Market Speaking About…Capitalizing Letters in Titles Speaking About…Preces and Executive Summaries Appendix Advanced ViaVoice Features

Project 1 Career Decisions and Job Search1-1. Research Career Possibilities1-2. Research Qualifications and Positions Available1-3. Locate Electronic Resume (E-Resume) Guidelines1-4. Post Electronic Resumes1-5. Find Temorary EmploymentProject 2 The Insurance Office2-1. Prepare Location Maps2-2. Obtain Telephone Numbers2-3. Determine Postal Rates for Packages2-4. Find ZIP Codes + 42-5. Locate Insurance Information2-6. Prepare Highway MapProject 3 The Education Office3-1. Find Professional Certification Requirements3-2. Find College Admissions Testing Requirements3-3. Obtain Information on Government Financial Aid for Students3-4. Obtain Specific Information from Colleges and Universities3-5. Locate Scholarship InformationProject 4 The Medical Office4-1. Locate Medical Information on Anthrax4-2. Locate Adult Immunization Schedule4-3. Locate Corporate Headquarters for Health Insurance Provider4-4. Locate Prescription Drug Information4-5. Locate PhysiciansProject 5 The Accounting Office5-1. Locate Department of Labor Regulations5-2. Locate Employment Data5-3. Locate Federal Regulations5-4. Determine Proper Mailing Address for Tax Filing5-5. Gather State Income Tax Information5-6. Find CPA Exam and Test Date InformationProject 6 The Legal Office6-1. Locate Expert Witnesses6-2. Locate the Names of Elected Officials6-3. Locate U.S. Court of Appeals Districts6-4. Obtain Information on Federal Agencies6-5. Locate Citizenship Information6-6. Research Minimum Wage LawsProject 7 The Radio Station7-1. Locate the Weather Forecast7-2. Locate Current Movie Reviews7-3. Locate Events Happening on This Day in History7-4. Find Birthdays for Today's Date7-5. Find Horoscope for Today's BirthdayProject 8 Financial Investment Office8-1. Obtain Stock Symbols8-2. Obtain Stock Names8-3. Obtain Stock Prices8-4. Obtain Price/Earnings (P/E) Ratio8-5. Obtain Mutual Fund Prices8-6. Obtain Stock Price TrendsProject 9 The Human Resources Office9-1. Locate OSHA Reporting Standards9-2. Locate Employment Data9-3. Locate Social Security Retirement Guidelines9-4. Determine Allowances on W-4 Forms9-5. Determine FICA WithholdingsProject 10 The Fleet Department Office10-1. Determine Dates10-2. Determine the Current Value of Present Fleet10-3. Locate Replacement Vehicles (with same features)10-4. Find Cost of Purchasing Vehicles After Trade-In10-5. Calculate Total Payments and Interest on New CarsProject 11 The Travel Office11-1. Locate Airline Schedules and Fares11-2. Locate Hotel Accommodations11-3. Obtain Business Travel Expenses11-4. Compare Car Rentals11-5. Locate Businesses11-6. Locate RestaurantsProject 12 The Purchasing Office12-1. Locate Office Planning Services and Products12-2. Locate and Compare Paper Shredders12-3. Locate Name Tag Source12-4. Compare Prices of Common Office Supplies12-5. Research Gold InformationProject 13 The Credit Office13-1. Determine Current Fed Funds Rate13-2. Determine the Prime Lending Rate13-3. Determine U.S. Personal Savings Rate13-4. Locate Credit Card Interest Rates13-5. Locate Credit BureausProject 14 Moving and Living Independently14-1. Compare Salaries14-2. Research Crime Occurrences14-3. Compare Other Living Factors14-4. Make a Decision14-5. Locate Living AccommodationsProject 15 Planning a Vacation15-1. Obtain a Passport15-2. Locate U.S. Embassy 15-3. Locate Public Transportation15-4. Locate Accommodations15-5. Research Sightseeing Attractions15-6. Exchange Foreign CurrencyProject 16 Web Page Design16-1. Identify Tags in Hypertext Markup Language16-2. Define Tags16-3. HTML Headings16-4. HTML Paragraphs16-5. HTML-Required Elements16-6. Design a Web Page

1: Basic Voice Xpress Solutions Speaking About…Proofreading and Editing Section 2: Speech-Writing and Formatting Solutions Speaking About…Capitalization Speaking About…Hyphens Speaking About…Numbers in Sentences Speaking About…Reports Section 3: Speaking Solutions for Your Career Speaking About…Proofreaders'' Marks Speaking About…Confusing Terms Speaking About…Colons and Semicolons Section 4: Speaking Solutions in the Medical Market Speaking About…Commas Speaking About…Preces and Executive Summaries Speaking About…Press Releases Section 5: Speaking Solutions in the Legal Market Speaking About…Capitalizing Letters in Titles Speaking About…Preces and Executive Summaries Appendix Advanced Voice XPress Features

1. Up and Running 2. Practicing Your Enunciation in Microsoft Word3. Correcting Speech Errors Immediately 4. Training Speech Errors Permanently 5. Correcting Capitalization 6. Creating Symbols and Special Characters 7. Generating Numbers 8. Navigating Documents 9. Selecting, Deleting, and Moving Text 10. Formatting Documents 11. Handwriting Recognition Activity 1. A Job Description For MediView Activity 2. A Cover Letter For MediView Activity 3. Preparing a Resume for MediView Activity 4. Preparing for the Interview Activity 5. Training the Team in Medical Terminology Activity 6. Training the Medical Sales Team Activity 7. Researching the Dental Market Activity 8. Preparing a Press Release for Medical/Dental Professionals Activity 9. Emailing for Legal Advice Activity 10. Dictating a Memo from an Attorney Activity 11 Reporting on Contract Law

Welcome to Reginald J. Davis & AssociatesOrganizational StructureJob Description General Information Organization of Text and Task Supplies Office Procedures Manual Critical Thinking Activities General Office Procedures Legal Office Accounting Legal Document Preparation Opening File Procedures Preparation of Wills Preparation of a Complaint and SummonsPreparation of Real Estate DocumentsPreparation of Discovery Documents Preparation of Corporate Documents File Closing Procedures Collaborative Case Study Office Procedures Manual General Reference InformationDocument Formatting Procedures Pleadings and Court PapersGlossary

Part 1--Legal Office Environment1. The Legal Office Assistant Profession2. The Legal Office Communication3. The Legal Office Records4. Legal Office Accounting System Part 2--The Court System5. The Federal Court System6. The State Court System7. Discovery Process8. Appellate Procedure9. Legal Research and Citation Part 3--Substantive Law10. Law of Domestic Relations11. Law of Torts12. Criminal Law13. Law of Wills and Trusts14. Law of Contracts15. Law of Business Organizations16. Law of Real Estate17. Law of BankruptcyAppendixGlossaryIndex

1. Courts and Legal Systems 2. General Legal Terminology3. General Legal Terms 4. General Legal Terms 5. Litigation. Pretrial 6. Litigation. Pretrial 7. Litigation. Trial and Proceedings8. Litigation. Trial and Proceedings9. Litigation. Verdicts and Judgments 10. Litigation. Judgments and Appeals 11. Civil Actions 12. Civil Actions 13. Criminal Law14. Criminal Law 15. Probate. Wills and Testate 16. Probate. Wills and Testate 17. Real Property 18. Real Property 19. Contracts 20. Contracts and Leases 21. Domestic Relations. Marriage, Separation, and Divorce 22. Domestic Relations. Marriage, Separation, and Divorce 23. Commercial Paper 24. Commerical Paper 25. Bankruptcy26. Agency 27. Equity28. Partnerships 29. Corporations 30. CorporationsAPPENDIX Key to Self-Evaluations index of terms

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1. Courts and the Legal System2. General Legal Terminology3. General Legal Terms4. General Legal Terms5. Litigation-Pretrial6. Litigation-Pretrial7. Litigation-Trial and Proceedings8. Litigation-Trial and Proceedings9. Litigation-Verdicts and Judgements10. Litigation-Judgements and Appeals11. Civil Actions12. Civil Actions13. Criminal Law14. Criminal Law15. Probate-Wills and Estates16. Probate-Wills and Estates17. Real Property18. Real Property19. Contracts20. Contracts and Leases21. Domestic Relations-Marriage, Separation and Divorce22. Domestic Relations-Marriage, Separation and Divorce23. Commercial Paper24. Commercial Paper25. Bankruptcy26. Agency27. Equity28. Partnerships29. Corporations30. Corporations31. Additional Legal Terms-General and Real Property32. Additional Legal Terms

Welcome to West Avenue Health Clinic Organizational Structure Job Description General Information Organization of Text and Tasks Supplies Office Procedures Manual Critical Thinking Activities Project 1: New Patient Reception and Registration Project 2: Prepare Patient''s Medical Record Project 3: Complete Referral and Work/School Excuse FormProject 4: Use Diagnostic and Procedural Coding Books Project 5: Work with Patient ChartsProject 6: Complete Health Insurance Claim (HIC) FormsProject 7: Understand and Use CPT Codes CorrectlyProject 8: Use the MediSoft Program for Patient Data Project 9: Closing Out the Day Project 10: Wrapping It Up Office Procedures Manual Glossary

Part I: Identifying Basic Concepts and Trends in Administrative Office Management 1. Traditional Office Management Practices 2. The Impact of Emerging Elements of Management 3. Resource Areas that Administrative Office Managers Influence4. Forces that Influence Emerging Management Practices 5. Restructured Office Systems and Workplace Training Needs Part II: Practicing Leadership and Communication Skills in Business Environments 6. Leadership, Motivation, and the Problem Solving in Organizations7. The Communication Process and Office Communication Networks 8. Groups, Teamwork, and Conflict Issues Part III: Managing Human Resources in the Office 9. Staffing Practices: Trends, Laws, and Job Analysis 10. On-the-Job Employee Practices 11. Work Ethics and Business Etiquette Issues Part IV: Managing the Office Environment and Major Business Systems 12. Computer Systems and Related Equipment13. Telecommunications and Office Network Systems 14. Internet Services, Distant Office Network Systems and Other Computer Issues15. Trends and Challenges in Administrative Office Management Part V: Managing Other Office Environment Issues16. Other Essential Office Environment Issues 17. Employee Recognition and Compensation 18. Health-Related and Other Workplace Issues 19. Office Design, Space, Health, and Safety Issues 20. Other Office Systems: Records, Copying, Telephone, Mail and Accounting

Part 1 Identifying Basic Concepts and Trends1. The Evolution of Management Practices2. Handling Administrative Management Challenges3. Administrative Management Activities in the Workplace 4. Emerging Elements Impacting Administrative Management Practices5. Managing Information, Technology, and Training in the WorkplacePart 2 Managing Human Resources in the Workplace6. Staffing Practices: Employment Laws and Job Analysis7. On-the-Job Employee Practices8. Employee Compensation, Recognition, and Company Policies9. Health-Related and Other Workplace Issues10. Work Ethics and Business Etiquette IssuesPart 3 Practicing Leadership and Communication Skills11. Leadership, Motivation, and Problem Solving in Organizations12. Communicating in the Workplace13. Group Dynamics, Teamwork, and Conflict Issues14. Essential Business Communication SkillsPart 4 Managing Essential Administrative Services15. Office Design, Space, and Health Issues16. Managing Workplace Safety17. Other Workplace Productivity SystemsPart 5 Managing Workplace Systems and Technology18. Computer Network Systems and Security Issues19. Internet Services and Computer Management Policies20. Business and Computer Information Systems

Part I. Indentifying Basic Concepts and Trends1. The Evolution of Management Practices2. Handling Administrative Management Challenges3. Administrative Management Activities in the Workplace4. Emerging Elements Impacting Administrative Management Practices5. Managing Information, Technology, and Training in the WorkplacePart II. Managing Human Resources in the Workplace6. Staffing Practices: Employment Laws and Job Analysis7. On-the-Job Employee Practices8. Employee Compensation, Recognition, and Company Policies9. Health-Related and Other Workplace Issues10. Work Ethics and Business Etiquette IssuesPart III. Practicing Leadership and Communication Skills11. Leadership, Motivation, and Problem-Solving in Organizations12. Group Dynamics, Teamwork, and Conflict IssuesPart IV. Managing Essential Administrative Services 13. Office Design, Space, and Health Issues14. Managing Workplace Safety15. Other Workplace Productivity Systems

1. Traditional Office Management Practices 2. The Impact of Emerging Elements of Management 3. Resource Areas Influenced by Administrative Office Managers 4. Forces That Influence Emerging Management Practices 5. Restructured Office Systems and Workplace Training Needs 6. Leadership, Motivation, and Problem Solving in Organizations 7. The Communication Process and Office Communication Networks 8. Groups, Teamwork, and Conflict Issues 9. Staffing Practices: Trends, Laws and Job Analysis 10. On-the-Job Employee Practices 11. Work Ethics and Business Etiquette Issues 12. Computer Systems and Related Equipment 13. Telecommunications and Office Network Systems 14. Internet Services, Distant Office Systems, and Other Computer Issues 15. Trends and Challenges in Administrative Office Management

Self Assessments at the beginning and end of text help to track progressCase study simulations including in the text put theory into action

Pre-Assessment ActivityPart 1: Business Etiquette, the BasicsPart 2: Corporate Dress and PresentationPart 3: Interacting with People Part 4: Office EtiquettePart 5: MeetingsPart 6: Dining EtiquettePart 7: Drinking and Eating EtiquettePart 8: International Customs and Table MannersPart 9: Other Do''s and Dont''sCase StudiesOnline ResourceEndnotesPost-Assessment Activity

Pre-AssessmentPart 1: The Career Planning and Networking ProcessPart 2: From Self-Assessment to Decision Making.Part 3: Building and Effective Career Network. Part 4: Researching CareersPart 5: The Job SearchPart 6: Evaluation of Job OffersPart 7: Planning for a ChangePart 8: Planning for Career and Advancement Case Studies

Pre-Assessment ActivityPart 1: Leadership DynamicsPart 2: Leadership ResponsibilitiesPart 3: Leadership DevelopmentPart 4: The Leader as a CommunicatorPart 5: The Leader''s Professional ImagePart 6: The Leader''s Organizational ManagementPart 7: The Leader and Strategic PlanningPart 8: The Leader as a SupervisorCase Studies. Post-Assessment Activity

Pre-Assessment ActivityPart 1: Working in a TeamPart 2: Essential elements of a TeamPart 3: Team DevelopmentPart 4: Being a Good Team PlayerPart 5: Barriers to Successful TeamworkPart 6: Habits of Effective TeamsPart 7: Effective Team MeetingsPart 8: Leading the TeamEndnotes Online ResourcesCase Studies. Post-Assessment Activity

1. The Training Function2. Needs Assessment and Evaluation 3. Instructional Design4. Training Delivery5. Additional Job Skills for Trainers (Tools of the Trade)6. Trends for the Future

1. Order of Filing Units2. Minor Words and Symbols 3. Punctuation and Possessives4. Single Letters and Abbreviations5. Titles and Suffixes 6. Prefixes--Articles and Particles 7. Numbers in Business Names 8. Organizations and Institutions9. Identical Names10. Government Names11. Subject Filing Method12. Numeric Filing Method13. Geographic Filing Method

1. Order of Filing Units2. Minor Words and Symbols3. Punctuation and Possessives4. Single Letters and Abbreviations5. Titles and Suffixes 6. Prefixes--Articles and Particles 7. Numbers in Business Names8. Organizations and Institutions9. Identical Names10. Government Names11. Subject Filing Method12. Numeric Filing Method13. Geographic Filing Method

Supported by Office Filing Procedures Simulation 8EEach unit can be completed in four 50-minute periods

1 Spelling 2 Vocabulary3 Calculating 4 Filing 5 Hand Printing 6 Handwriting 7 Comparing Numbers and Names 8 Telephoning 9 Completing Forms

Learning Task 1: Introduction Learning Task 2: Addition Learning Task 3: Decimals Learning Task 4: SubtractionLearning Task 5: MultiplicationLearning Task 6: Division Learning Task 7: Combining OperationsLearning Task 8: Fractions, Decimals, Percents Learning Task 9: Percents Learning Task 10: Banking RecordsLearning Task 11: Petty Cash Learning Task 12: Payroll Earnings Learning Task 13: Payroll Taxes & Reports Learning Task 14: Invoices Learning Task 15: Review Learning Task 16: DiscountsLearning Task 17: Interest Learning Task 18: PricingLearning Task 19: InventoryLearning Task 20: DepreciationBusiness Simulation

UNIT 1. AIRLINE, STOCK PORTFOLIO, AUTO COST, AND BANKING. 1-1. Calculate An International Flights Boarding Report. 1-2. Prepare A First-Quarter Boarding Report. 1-3. Complete An Annual Boarding Report. 1-4. Determine Boarding Percentages. 1-5. Calculate Weekly Ticket Sales. 1-6. Prepare A Weekly Receipts Report. 1-7. Calculate Daily Seat Availability. 1-8. Complete A Parking Service Report. 1-9. Determine A Stock Portfolio Valuation. 1-10. Calculate Yearly Auto Operating Costs. 1-11. Prepare Organization Bank Deposit. 1-12. Complete Bank Deposit with Tape/Printout. 1-13. Determine A Checkbook Balance. 1-14. Prepare A Checkbook Record. 1-15. Conduct Checkbook Register Audit. 1-16. Reconcile Bank Statement with Checkbook. UNIT 2. SALES, FUND RAISING, AND EARNINGS REPORTS. 2-1. Prepare Daily Sales Reports. 2-2. Complete Fund Drive Report. 2-3. Transfer and Calculate Cash Receipts. 2-4. Make Sales Comparisons. 2-5. Calculate Sales Slips. 2-6. Prepare Earnings Reports. 2-7. Update Inventory Report. 2-8. Determine Average Sales. 2-9. Compute Profit Report. 2-10. Complete Guest Checks and Prepare Report. 2-11. Prepare Order Forms. 2-12. Calculate Percentages. UNIT 3. VARIOUS REPORTS, INSTALLMENT BUYING, AND INVENTORY. 3-1. Complete Enrollment Reports. 3-2. Determine Installment Buying Costs. 3-3. Prepare Departmental Expense Reports. 3-4. Calculate Fuel Amount Pumped. 3-5. Prepare Car Rental Contracts. 3-6. Complete Linen Inventory. 3-7. Calculate China Inventory. 3-8. Update Office Supply Stock Inventory. UNIT 4. PETTY CASH, LEDGER ACCOUNTS, AND PAYROLL. 4-1. Calculate Cash Drawer Funds. 4-2. Prepare Petty Cash Record. 4-3. Balance Ledger Accounts. 4-4. Prepare Monthly Payroll Record. 4-5. Calculate Weekly Payroll. 4-6. Determine Salary Plus Commission Payroll.

Unit 1 Airline Boarding Reports, Bank Deposits, Checkbook Records and Reconciliation Unit 2 Sales Reports, Sales Slips, Earnings Reports, Print Shop Orders Unit 3 Enrollment Reports, Expense Reports, Rental Contracts, Inventory, Account Balances, Payroll RecordsPreface. Introduction. Organization of the Simulation. Employee Manual.

Preface Section 1: IntroductionSection 2: Whole Numbers by Touch Section 3: Basic Math Calculations (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division)Section 4: Special Math Functions (Percents, Add-on and Discount Capabilities, Markup, and Markdown) Appendix Supplementary Drills

PrefaceSection 1: Introduction Section 2: Whole Numbers by TouchSection 3: Basic Math Calculations (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division) Section 4: Special Math Functions (Percents, Add-on and Discount Capabilities, Markup, and Markdown) Appendix Supplementary Drills

Inlcudes online resources so students can gather more real time information.

1. Defining Customer Relations2. Establishing Employee Accountability with Customers3. Training Employees for Customer-Priority Attitudes4. Applying Communication Skills5. Emphasizing Telephone Expertise6. Integrating New Technologies7. Maximizing Feedback Channels8. Handling Customer Complaints9. Incorporating Public Relations and Marketing

Includes a realistic grading system of Strokes a Minute and Errors a MinuteDeveloping Ten-Key Touch Method Techniques, Skill Development, Application and Personal Calculation

I--Electronic Calculators Job 1: Addition; Touch Method; 4,5,6 Keys Job 2: Addition; Touch Method; 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 0, and 00 Keys Job 3: Ten-Key Numeric DrillJob 4: Subtraction Job 5: Review; Analyzing Progress; Setting Goals Job 6: Non-Add Key; Decimal Point Key; Add Mode; Alignment of Decimals; Subtotal Key Job 7: Multiplication Job 8: DivisionJob 9: Memory: Grand Total Key Job 10: Review; Analyzing Progress Job 11: Decimals; Fractions; Percents Job 12: Multiple OperationsJob 13: Multifactor and Negative Multiplication Job 14: Production Drill: Bank Depost SlipsJob 15: ReviewJob 16: Interest and Trade DiscountsJob 17: Cash and Chain Discounts Job 18: Metrics and International TradeJob 19: Production Drill: Bank Deposit Slips Job 20: Review Job 21: Wage Earnings and Income taxes Job 22: Money Management Job 23: Stock Transactions Job 24: Casualty InsuranceII--Word Processing: Proofreading, Transcribing, and Diction Proofreading Job 1: Proofreaders'' SymbolsJob 2: Comma; Period; Question Mark; Quotation Marks Job 3: Apostrophe; Colon; Dash; Exclamation Point; Hyphen Job 4: Parentheses; Semicolon; CapitalizationJob 5: SpellingJob 6: Proofreading Addresses and Numbers Job 7: Number Expression; Proofreading Transcribing Job 1: Operating a Transcribing Machine; Transcribing Documents A and B Job 2: Transcribing Medical Documents 1-4Job 3: Transcribing Medical Documents 5-9 Job 4: Transcribing Medical Documents 10 and 11 DictatingJob 1: Operating a Dictating Machine; Dictating Business Documents A1-A3 Job 2: Dictating Business Documents B and C Job 3: Dictating Business Documents D and E III--Telephone IntroductionJob 1: Telephone Features and Techniques Job 2: Incoming Calls: Answer; Hold; Transfer; Screen; Take Messages; Handle Challenging SituationsJob 3: Outgoing Calls: Plan, Prepare; Directories; Place Calls; Leave Messages; Close; Consider CostsIV--Reference Manual Electronic Calculator Unit Accuracy Drills Chain Discount Net Equivalents Correcting Calculating Errors Criteria for Determining Strokes and Errors Decimal Equivalents of Fractions Decimal Rounding Rules Display and Display-Print Features and Applications Drill Graphs--SAM and EAM Proficiency Certificate Proving and Verifying Answers Speed Drills and Speed Drill Record Tax Table Technique Checklist Technique Drills Ten-Key Numeric Drill #2 Ten-Key Numeric Drill Record Test Record Word Processing Unit Proofreading English Review: Capitalization Guides; Number Expression Guides English Review: Punctuation Guides--Apostrophe, Colon English Review; Punctuation Guides--Comma, Dash, Ellipsis, Exclamation Point, Hyphen, Parentheses English Review: Punctuation Guides--Period, Question Mark, Quotation Marks, Semicolon; Horizontal Spacing Guides Proofreader''s Symbols Two-Letter State Abbreviations Transcribing Evaluation of Transcription Machine Transcription Performance Checklist Quality Grade Scale Recording Indexes Dictating Evaluation of Dictation Final Grade Chart Index

Data CD contain files for completion of applications and activities

1. Indecision - Throw Out or Save 2. Organize Your Time and Your Clutter 3. Understanding a Record''s Life 4. Keep or Dispose of Records 5. Understanding the Disk Storage Structure6. Organize Your Computer Files 7. Managing E-mail 8. Paper vs. Electronic Storage 9. Arrange Files for Storage and Retrieval 10. Sum It Up With a Manual

1. Tools for the Job2. Research on the Net 3. Shopping Online 4. Using the Internet for Communication 5. Community on the Internet6. Educational Opportunities on the Net 7. Having Fun the Internet Way-Entertainment 8. Digital Photography 9. Investing and Money Management 10. Downloading Software

Part 1. Basic Machine Transcription.1. Machine Transcription.2. Advertising, Journalism, and Publishing.3. Education, Government, and Public Service.4. Real Estate, Appraising, and Property Management.5. Accounting, Auditing, and Financial Planning.6. Banking, Financial Management, and Consumer Credit.Part 2. Intermediate Machine Transcription.7. Insurance.8. Engineering, Industrial, and Manufacturing.9. Entertainment, Food, and Restaurant Services.10. Marketing, Retail, and Wholesale Management.11. Travel, Tourism, and Hotel Services.12. Airline, Automotive, and Trucking.Part 3. Advanced Machine Transcription--Legal and Medical.13. Contingency Fee Agreement, Certificate of Notary, and Probate Court Form.14. Bill of Sale, Complaint on Account, and Notice of Garnishment.15. Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and Billing Statements.16. Estate and Tax Matters.17. Consultation Letter, Medical Memorandum, and Mammogram Report.18. Report of Radiologist and Relocation Announcement.19. Medical Transcriptionist Job Description, Operative Report, and Dental Report.20. Admission Letter, Pathology Report, and Discharge Summary.Part 4. Dictation and Continuous Speech Recognition.Reference Manual.

Research activities require the use of teamwork

Part I Basic Machine Transcription1 Machine Transcription2 Advertising, Journalism, and Publishing3 Education, Government, and Public Service4 Real Estate, Appraising, and Financial Planning5 Accounting, Auditing, and Financial Planning6 Banking, Financial Management, and Consumer CreditPart II Intermediate Machine Transcription7 Insurance8 Engineering, Industrial, and Manufacturing9 Entertainment, Food, and Restaurant Services10 Marketing, Retail, and Wholesale Management11 Travel, Tourism, and Hotel Services12 Airline, Automotive, and TruckingPart III Advanced Machine Transcription-Legal and Medical13 Contingency Fee Agreement, Certificate of Notary, and Probate Court Form14 Bill of Sale, Complaint on Account, Notice of Garnishment15 Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and Billing Statements16 Estate and Tax Matters17 Consultation Letter, Medical Memorandum, and Mammogram Report18 Report of Radiologist and Relocation Announcement19 Medical Transcriptionist Job Description, Operative Report, and Dental Report20 Admission Letter, Pathology Report, and Discharge SummaryPart IV Dictation and Speech/Voice RecognitionReference ManualA Proofreading Marks and Tips, Frequently Misspelled Words, Words Often ConfusedB Addressing Envelopes, Two-State Abbreviations, Document Formatting StylesC Language Skills SummaryD Grade Registry

Part I Basic Machine Transcription 1. Machine Transcription2. Advertising, Journalism, and Publishing3. Education, Government, and Public Service 4. Real Estate, Appraising, and Financial Planning 5. Accounting, Auditing, and Financial Planning6. Banking, Financial Management, and Consumer Credit Part II Intermediate Machine Transcription 7. Insurance8. Engineering, Industrial, and Manufacturing9. Entertainment, Food, and Restaurant Services 10. Marketing, Retail, and Wholesale Management 11. Travel, Tourism, and Hotel Services 12. Airline, Automotive, and Trucking PartIII Advanced Machine Transcription-Legal and Medical 13. Contingency Fee Agreement, Certificate of Notary, and Probate Court Form 14. Bill of Sale, Complaint on Account, Notice of Garnishment15. Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and Billing Statements 16. Estate and Tax Matters 17. Consultation Letter, Medical Memorandum, and Mammogram Report 18. Report of Radiologist and Relocation Announcement 19. Medical Transcriptionist Job Description, Operative Report, and Dental Report20. Admission Letter, Pathology Report, and Discharge Summary Part IV Dictation and Speech/Voice Recognition Reference Manual A Proofreading Marks and Tips, Frequently Misspelled Words, Words Often Confused B Addressing Envelopes, Two-State Abbreviations, Document Formatting Styles C Language Skills SummaryD Grade Registry

1. Your Place in the Modern Office 2. Technical Skills and Knowledge 3. Office Support Skills4. Communication and Problem-Solving Skills 5. Employment Skills

1. The Office Professional2. Planning Your Career3. Leadership and Supervision4. Cases for Online Research5. Project & Task Management6. Telecommunications7. Ergonomics8. Records Management9. Formatting Business Documents and Reports10. Mail Processing Procedures11. Travel and Conference Planning12. The Work Environment

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Task 1 E-mail Message (Names) Task 2 Telephone Conversation (Prices) Task 3a Customer Directory (Zip Codes) Task 3b Customer Directory (Sorted Lists) Task 4a Price Changes (Cacti) Task 4b Stock Record and Inventory (Cacti) Task 5 Office Visitor (Message) Task 6 Announcement Task 7 Office Calendar Task 8 Plants Tally Sheet Task 9 Mailing and Shipping Report Task 10 Order Form Task 11 Form Letter Task 12 Office Visitor (Cash Receipts) Task 13 United States Postal Service (USPS) Task 14 United Parcel Service (UPS) Time Management Sheet Forms for Tasks 1 through 14 Task 15 Proposal Task 16 Maintenance Agreement Task 17 United States Postal Service (USPS) Task 18 Telephone Conversation (Mileage) Task 19 Inventory: Containers and Planters Task 20 Bank Deposit Task 21a Price Reductions Task 21b Price Reductions Report Task 22 Counting Change Task 23 Proofreader’s Marks Task 24 Telephone Conversation (State Abbreviations) Task 25 E-mail Message (Requesting Information) Task 26 Redeemed Gift Certificates Task 27a Customer Directory (Updated Information) Task 27b File Labels Time Management Sheet Forms for Tasks 15 through 27 Task 28 Overnight Delivery Task 29 Gift Certificates Task 30 Monthly Gasoline Report Task 31a Price Changes (Succulents) Task 31b Stock Record and Inventory Task 32 Magazine Subscription Task 33 Telephone Conversation (Area Code) Task 34 Order Form Task 35 Lease Agreement Task 36 Name Tags Task 37 Office Calendar Task 38 New Employee Information Task 39 E-mail Response Task 40 Voice Mail Time Management Sheet Forms for Tasks 28 through 40 Task 41 Checkbook Audit Task 42 Employees’ Yearly Attendance Record Task 43 Package Delivery Task 44 Phone Message Task 45a Mileage Costs (Reimbursement for Travel) Task 45b Travel Reimbursement Form Task 46 Telephone Conversation (Prices) Task 47a Customer Directory (Updated List) Task 47b Mailing Labels Task 48 Bank Deposit Task 49 Credit Card Transmittal Task 50 Workshop Notes Task 51 Net Income from Workshop Task 52 E-mail Message (Airline Flights) Task 53 Office Visitor (Request for Information) Time Management Sheet Forms for Tasks 41 through 53

1. The Workplace--Constantly Changing2. Anger, Stress, and Time Management 3. Ethical Behavior4. Workplace Environment and Team5. The Communication Process6. Written Communication7. Presentation Skills8. Telecommunications9. Workplace Mail10. Computer Hardware11. Computer Software12. Reprographics13. Telework14. Filing Rules and Procedures15. Records Technology16. Financial Documents17. Effective Meetings and Conferences18. Travel Arrangements19. Job Application20. Leadership

Office procedures reinforcement are included, providing items for discussion and/or written assignments.

Part I: The Twenty-First Century Office1 A Changing Workplace2 The Office Team and Environment3 Productivity in the Office4 Ethical BehaviorPart II: Office Technology5 Computer Information Processing6 Computer Software7 Reprographic Resources8 The Virtual OfficePart III: Office Communication9 The Communication Process10 Written Communications11 Communicating: The Presentation12 Telecommunication Skills13 Office MailPart IV: Records Management14 Records Management Rules and Procedures15 Document Management TechnologyPart V: Meetings, Travel, and Financial Documents16 Meetings and Conferences17 Travel Arrangements18 Financial DocumentsPart VI: The Office Professional's Career19 Employment and Advancement20 Leadership and Management

Part 1: The Field of Records Management1. Records Management in ReviewPart 2: Alphabetic Storage and Retrieval2. Alphabetic Indexing Rules 1-53. Alphabetic Indexing Rules 6-104. Alphabetic Indexing Rules for Computer Applications5. Alphabetic Records Management6. Records Retention, Retrieval, and TransferPart 3: Subject, Numeric, and Geographic Storage and Retrieval7. Subject Records Management8. Numeric Records Management9. Geographic Records ManagementPart 4: Records Management Technology10. Electronic Records11. Image RecordsPart 5: Records Control12. Controlling the Records Management ProgramAppendices:A. Records Management Career Opportunities and Job DescriptionsB. Cards and Special RecordsGlossaryIndex

Study Guide helps evaluate specific abilities and measure improvement1. The Telephone Grows Up 2. Techniques to Perfect 3. Answering the Phone4. Placing Outgoing Calls5. Making Special Calls6. Voice Mail Messages 7. Using Special Features 8. Cell Phone/Car Phone and Pager Usage9. Dealing with Difficult Callers10. Telephone and Customer Service

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Introduction Electronic CalculatorJob 1: Addition; Touch Method; 4, 5, and 6 Keys Job 2: Addition;Touch Method; 1,2,3,7,8,9,0, and 00 KeysJob 3: Ten-Key Numeric Drill Job 4: Subtration; Skill Builder Job 4: Subtraction; Skill BuilderJob 5: Review; Technique, Speed, and Accuracy Drills Job 6: Multiplication; Skill Builder Job 7: Division; Skill Builder Job 8: Memory; Skill Builder Job 9: Improving Speed and Accuracy Job 10: Review; Technique, Speed, and Accuracy Drills Appendix A: Ten-Key Numeric Drill Record (TKNDrill Record) Appendix B: Drill Graph-SAM-Drill Graph-EAM Appendix C: Technique Checklist, Ten-Key Touch Method Appendix D: Correcting ErrorsAppendix E: Technique Drills A through FAppendix F: Speed Drills A through E Appendix G: Speed Drill Record Appendix H: Accuracy Drills A through E Appendix I: Ten-Key Numeric Drill #2Appendix J: Test Record Appendix K: Answer Strips

Topics include effective communication, information processing and presentation, and personal and career development

1. The office in the Business World 2. Office Competencies 3. Managing Information to Enhance Productivity 4. Communicating in Written Form5. Communicating Orally6. Processing and Understanding Financial Information 7. Managing Time, Tasks, and Records 8. Meetings and Travel9. Records Management Systems 10. Managing Records 11. Processing Mail 12. Telephone Systems and Procedures 13. Personal and Career Development 14. Working with Others

1. Introduction to Customer Service2. Customer Loyalty and Exceptional Service3. Attitude and Personal Approach with Customers4. Resoving Customer Conflicts and Complaints5. Recovery From and Winning Back the Angry Customer6. Skills to Better Manage a Customer Service Role7. Fundamentals of Communicating with Customers8. Importance of Non-Verbal Communication, Dress, and Listening Skills9. Telephone Communication10. Written Communication11. Challenges When Serving Customers Online12. Using Technology to Communicate with Customers13. Trends and Challenges in Customer Service

Unit 1 Basic Ten-Key Operations 1. Using the Plus Key and 4, 5, 6 Keys 2. Using the 1, 2, 3 Keys 3. Using the 7, 8, 9 Keys 4. Using the 0 Key 5. Using the Minus Key 6. Using the Multiplication Key 7. Using the Division Key Unit 1 Review Test Unit 2 Memory and Special Operations 8. Using the Memory-Plus Key 9. Using the Memory-Minus Key 10. Calculating with Amounts in Memory 11. Special Keys and Settings 12. Special Applications Unit 2 Review Test Unit 3 Basic Computer Keypad Operations 13. Using the Plus Key and 4, 5, 6 Keys 14. Using the 1, 2, 3 Keys 15. Using the 7, 8, 9 Keys 16. Using the 0 Key 17. Using the Minus Key 18. Using the Multiplication Key 19. Using the Decimal Key 20. Using the Division Key Unit 3 Review Test

1. Paint Introduction 2. Color Box Bar 3. Tool Box Bar 4. Paint Menus 5. Special Paint Techniques 6. Sound Introduction 7. Advanced Sound 8. Windows Media Player9. Copyright Issues10. Capstone

1. Paint Introduction 2. Color Box Bar 3. Tool Box Bar4. Paint Menus 5. Special Paint Techniques 6. Sound Introduction 7. Advanced Sound 8. Windows Media Player 9. Copyright Issues 10. Capstone

PART I: Understanding the Changing Workplace 1. The Work Environment2. Communication Skills for a Diverse Environment PART II: Mastering Technology 3. Telework 4. Computer: Hardware and Software 5. Telecommunications 6. Records Management PART III: Succeeding in the Work Environment 7. Ethical Behavior 8. Stress, Anger, and Time Management PART IV: Writing and Presenting Successfully 9. Letter, Memos and Reports 10. Oral, Written and Electronic Presentations PART V: Handling Travel, Meeting, and Mail 11. Travel Arrangements 12. Meeting and Conferences 13. Mail and Workplace CopiersPART VI: Planning and Managing Your Career14. You Career Path 15. Leadership

1. Telecommunications: A Connected World2. Telecommunications: Technology and Tools3. How Telecommunications Works4. How Networks Work5. Networks, People and Information6. Privacy and Security Issues7. Telcommunications in Business8. Telecommunications and Teamwork9. Telecommunications and Customer Service10. Careers in Telecommunications11. Review Questions

1. What is Videoconferencing2. The Technical Points3. Audience, Location and Timing4. Assigning Responsibility5. Managing Videoconferences6. Creating Slides, Visual Aids, and Handouts7. Equipment, Systems and Networks8. Connecting Telephones, Data and Other Networks9. Delivering a Videoconference10. A Few Final Recommendations

1. The purchase and sale process-from contract to closing2. Working with a Real Estate Agent3. Your search for a new home. (Buyers)4. Selling your home by owner5. Selling your home with a Real Estate Agent6. Getting your home ready for market. (Sellers)7. Mortgages: What you need to know8. Corporate Relocation: Understanding the process9. Moving On: How to make the best of your physical move10. Real Estate trendsAppendixGlossaryMark's TipsReal Life (Actual stories from authors real estate sales experience)

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PART I: NATURE OF REAL ESTATE LAW; OWNERSHIP OF REAL ESTATE1. Nature and Sources of American Land Law2. Ownership Rights and Liabilities; Role of Insurance3. Interests in Real Property-An Overview; Freehold Estates4. Nonownership Interests; Easements, Profits, and Licenses5. Co-ownership of Real Estate; Marital Interests6. Acquiring Ownership of Real EstatePART II: THE REAL ESTATE SALES TRANSACTION7. Locating a Ready, Able, and Willing Buyer: Role of Real Estate Brokers8. Reaching Agreement: Elements of the Real Estate Sales Contract9. Assuring the Purchaser of Marketable Title10. Financing the Purchase of Real Estate: Mortgages, Deeds of Trust, and Other Security Arrangements11. Closing the Real Estate Sales TransactionPART III: LEASING AND IMPROVING REAL ESTATE; CONDOMINIUMS AND REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 12. Leasing Real Estate and the Landlord-Tenant Relationship13. Commercial Leasing: The Landlord-Tenant Relationship in a Business Context14. Improving Real Estate: Construction and Development; Mechanics’ Liens15. Condominiums and Other Co-ownership Arrangements; Real Estate InvestmentsPART IV: TAXATION AND REGULATION OF REAL ESTATE; NATURAL RESOURCES AND AGRICULTURAL LAW16. Taxation, Regulation, and the Power of Eminent Domain: Government Revenue and Control Measures17. Zoning and Restrictive Covenants18. Environmental Law: Protecting the Land, Air, Water, and Ecosystem19. Water Rights, Natural Resources, and Agricultural LawGlossaryIndex

I. Meeting the Authors II. Preface III. Acknowledgments 1. Real Estate Appraisal and You 2. Legal Considerations in Appraisal 3. The Formal Appraisal Process 4. Focus on Neighborhood, Community, and Market 5. Real Estate Economics and Value 6. Property Inspection and Analysis: The Site 7. Property Inspection and Analysis: The Improvements 8. The Sales Comparison Approach 9. Analyzing and Adjusting Comparable Sales 10. Valuing the Site 11. Introducing the Cost Approach 12. Estimating Loss in Value: Accrued Depreciation 13. The Income Approach 14. Income Capitalization: Rates and Techniques 15. Reconciling the Value Estimates 16. Reporting Appraisal Opinions 17. Appraising Special Ownerships and Interests 18. The Professional Appraiser IV. Answers to Reviewing Your Understanding V. Glossary VII. Index

1. Make a True Assessment of Your Time: What’s it Worth?2. When is the Right Time to Hire an Assistant?3. The Art of Transitioning4. Hiring a Licensed Assistant5. Training the Licensed Assistant6. How to Effectively Work with Your Licensed Assistant7. The Five Deadly Sins, or How to Lose a ood Licensed Assistant8. Operational Issues9. It’s A Family Affair: The Husband and Wife Team10. Conversations with Two Top Agents Who Have Assistants11. Conversations with Two Licensed AssistantsAppendices: Sample Employment Forms and Checklists from Mega-ProducersIndex

PART I: SCOPE OF THE BUSINESS. 1. Scope of Mortgage Loan Brokerage. 2. Sources of Mortgage Loan Business. PART II: LOANS. 3. Loans: Conventional. 4. Loans: Government and Other. 5. Loans: Disclosure and Compliance. PART III: PROCESSING. 6. Processing: Pre-Qualification & Application. 7. Processing: Credit & Disclosures. 8. Processing: Verification & Stacking Order. 9. Processing: Appraisal. Title & Settlement. 10. Processing: Underwriting & Quality Control. 11. Processing: Funding & Closing. PART IV: THE SECONDARY MONEY MARKET. 12. Shipping & Servicing. PART V: REGULATIONS & OPERATIONS. 13. The Business Operation: Supervision & Agency. 14. California Department of Real Estate (DRE) License Activity for Loan Agents. 15. Trust Fund Handling. Appendix A: Glossary of Terms. Appendix B: FNMA Form 1003 - English and Spanish. Appendix C: Sample Sale Escrow Instructions. Appendix D: Sample Preliminary Title Report. Appendix E: Sample URAR Appraisal Report. Appendix F: Sample Loan Documents.

1. Introduction to Real Estate Finance2. Institutional Lenders3. NonInstitutional Lenders and the California Real Property Loan Law4. Adjustable Rate and Other Alternative Mortgage Instruments5. Conventional Loans6. Government-Backed Financing7. Points, Discounts, and The Secondary Mortgage Market8. Qualifying the Property9. Qualifying the Buyer10. Processing, Closing, and Servicing Real Estate Loans11. Foreclosures and Other Lending Problems12. Construction Financing13. Mathematics of Real Estate Finance1 4. Creative Financing Approaches15. Financing Small Investment PropertiesSummaryImportant Terms and Concepts. Reviewing Your UnderstandingGlossaryAnswers to Multiple Choice QuestionsIndex

Table of Legal Abbreviations, 1. Nature of Property, 2. Judicial System and History, 3. Elements of Property and Fixtures, 4. Contracts and Damages, 5. Deposit Receipts, 6. Listing Agreements, 7. Nonpossessory Interests, 8. Estates in Land, 9. Voluntary Transfer of Property, 10. Involuntary Transfers of Property, 11. Joint Ownership, 12. Landowner's Liability for Injuries, 13. Leases and Eviction, 14. The Recording System, 15. Mortgages and Deeds of Trust, 16. Involuntary Liens, 17. Property Taxes, 18. Homesteads, 19. Private Restrictions on Land, 20. Zoning, 21. Environmental Controls and Subdivision Laws, 22. Title Insurance and Escrow, 23. Agency and Broker's Relationship, Glossary of Real Estate and Legal Terms. Answers to Study Questions. Index of Cases and Code Citations. Subject Index.

IntroductionHow To StudyThe California Examination1. Introduction to Real Estate2. Legal Description, Method of Acquiring Title, Deeds, Estates and Methods of Holding Title3. Encumbrances, Liens and Homesteads4. Real Estate Agency5. Real Estate Contracts6. Practical Real Estate Mathematics7. Introduction to Real Estate Finance8. Real Estate Lenders, FHA, VA, CAL-VET Loans and the Secondary Mortgage Market9. Real Estate Appraisal10. The Role of Escrow and Title Insurance Companies11. Landlord and Tenant Relations12. Land-Use Planning, Subdivisions, and Other Public Controls13. Introduction to Taxation14. Single Family Homes and Mobile Homes15. A Career in Real EstateReview Test IReview Test IIReview Test IIIThe Language of Real EstateIndex

I. BEFORE YOU BEGIN1. Introduction to Real Estate Practice2. Ethics, Antitrust, and Fair Housing Laws3. Agency and Other DisclosuresII. COMMON ACTIVITIES4. You, the Telephone, and Time Management5. Personal Marketing6. Prospecting for Real Estate Business7. The Listing Presentation8. Marketing the Property9. Qualifying the Buyer10. Showing Property11. Writing the Offer12. Presenting the OfferIII. NOW THAT YOU ARE READY13. Escrow, the Agent’s Responsibility14. Finance and Appraisal: The Agent’s Duties15. Taxation and Exchange, the Agent’s Role 16. Being Comfortable: Tying the Pieces TogetherAppendix A: Career OptionsAppendix B: Case StudyAppendix C: Practical Real Estate MathAnswers to Review QuestionsGlossaryForms for Practical ApplicationsIndex

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1. Introduction to Real Estate2. Part I: Legal Description, Method of Acquiring Title, and DeedsPart II: Estates and Methods of Holding Title3. Encumbrances, Liens, and Homesteads4. Real Estate Agency5. Real Estate Contracts and Mandated Disclosures6. Practical Real Estate Mathematics7. Introduction to Real Estate Finance8. Part I: Real Estate LendersPart II: FHA, VA, CAL-VET Loans, and the Secondary Mortgage Market9. Real Estate Appraisal10. The Role of Escrow and Title Insurance Companies11. Landlord and Tenant Relations12. Land-Use Planning, Subdivisions, Fair Housing and Other Public Controls13. Introduction to Taxation14. Single-Family Homes and Mobile Homes15. A Career in Real EstatePractice ExaminationAnswers to Practice ExaminationAnswers to Practical Application QuestionsAnswers to Reviewing Your Understanding QuestionsGlossary Index

MODULE 100 GENERAL MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONMODULE 200 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENTMODULE 300 MARKETING MANAGEMENTMODULE 400 QUALITY AND PROCESS MANAGEMENTMODULE500 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENTMODULE600 ACCOUNTINGMODULE700 FINANCEMODULE800 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYMODULE900 CORPORATE CONTROL AND GOVERNANCEMODULE 1000 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

MODULE 100 GENERAL MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONMODULE 200 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENTMODULE 300 MARKETING MANAGEMENTMODULE 400 QUALITY AND PROCESS MANAGEMENTMODULE500 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENTMODULE600 ACCOUNTINGMODULE700 FINANCEMODULE800 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYMODULE900 CORPORATE CONTROL AND GOVERNANCEMODULE 1000 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Module 100 General Management and OrganizationModule 200 Operations ManagementModule 300 Marketing ManagementModule 400 Quality and Process ManagementModule 500 Human Resources Management

1. General Management and Organization2. Operations Management3. Marketing Management4. Quality and Process Management5. Human Resources ManagementSubject Index

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1. Management Analysis. 2. Market Management Analysis. 4. Supply Chain Management Analysis. 5. Pricing Analysis. 6. Capital Budget Analysis. 7. Mergers, Acquisitions, and Business Valuation Analysis. 8. Production Planning Analysis. 9. Process Analysis. 10. Advertising Analysis. 11. Manufacturing Management Analysis. 12. Value Analysis. 13. Manufacturing Operations Analysis. 14. Retail Management Analysis. 15. Service Management Analysis. 16. Cost Analysis. 17. Corporate Performance Analysis. 18. Financial Management Analysis. 19. International Trade and Financial Analysis. 20. Project Management Analysis. 21. Economic Analysis. 22. Cash Flow Analysis. 23. Fraud Analysis. 24. Quality Analysis. 25. Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis. 26. Division Performance Analysis. 27. Organizational and General Management Analysis. 28. Human Resource Management Analysis. 29. Logistics Analysis. 30. New Product Development and Product Management Analysis. 31. Sales Analysis. 32. Risk Analysis. 33. Decision Analysis. 34. Operating Budget Analysis. 35. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis. 36. Control Analysis. 37. Customer Analysis. 38. Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis. 39. Productivity Analysis. 40. Competitive Analysis.

1. Strategic Management Analysis. 2. Marketing Management Analysis. 3. Leverage Analysis. 4. Supply-Chain Management Analysis. 5. Pricing Analysis. 6. Capital Budget Analysis. 7. Mergers, Acquisitions, and Business Valuation Analysis. 8. Production Planning Analysis. 9. Process Analysis. 10. Advertising Analysis. 11. Manufacturing Management Analysis. 12. Value Analysis. 13. Manufacturing Operations Analysis. 14. Retail Management Analysis. 15. Service Management Analysis. 16. Cost Analysis. 17. Corporate Performance Analysis. 18. Financial Management Analysis. 19. International Trade and Financing Analysis. 20. Project Management Analysis. 21. Economic Analysis. 22. Cash-Flow Analysis. 23. Fraud Analysis. 24. Quality Analysis. 25. Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis. 26. Divisional Performance Analysis. 27. Organizational and General Management Analysis. 28. Human Resource Management Analysis. 29. Logistics Analysis. 30. Product Management Analysis. 31. Sales Analysis. 32. Risk Analysis. 33. Decision Analysis. 34. Operating Budget Analysis. 35. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis. 36. New Product Analysis. 37. Customer Analysis. 38. Statistical Analysis. 39. Productivity Analysis. 40. Competitive Analysis. Blank Answer Sheet

I. Introduction II. Exam Structure III. Test Taking Tips IV. Study Inventories V. Resources VI. Sample Questions VII. Financial Accounting VIII. Managerial Accounting IX. Finance X. Macroeconomics XI. Microeconomics XII. Marketing XIII.Organizational Behavior XIV.Operations XV.Quantitative Methods XVI. Strategy

Commercial or Investment courses at proprietary real estate schools, as well as 2 and 4 year schools. Not a main text for traditional real estate Investment course.

I. AN INTRODUCTION TO REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS. 1. The Real Estate Space and Asset Markets. 2. The Real Estate System. II. URBAN ECONOMICS AND REAL ESTATE MARKET ANALYSIS. 3. Central Place Theory and the System of Cities. 4. Inside the City I: Some Basic Urban Economics. 5. Inside the City II: A Closer Look. 6. Real Estate Market Analysis. III. BASIC FINANCIAL ECONOMIC CONCEPTS AND TOOLS.7. Real Estate as an Investment: Some Background Information. 8. Present Value Mathematics for Real Estate. 9. Measuring Investment Performance: The Concept of Returns. IV. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ANALYSIS & VALUATION AT THE MICRO LEVEL. 10. The Basic Idea: DCF & NPV. 11. Nuts & Bolts for Real Estate Valuation: Cash Flow Pro Formas and Discount Rates. 12. Advanced Micro-Level Valuation. V. COMPLETING THE BASIC INVESTMENT ANALYSIS PICTURE.13. The Use of Debt in the Real Estate Investment (Part I): The Effect of Leverage. 14. Income Tax Considerations and After-tax Cash Flows to the Equity Investor. 15. The Use of Debt in the Real Estate Investment (Part II): Capital Structure. VI. MORTGAGES FROM AN INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE. 16. Mortgage Basics I: An Introduction & Overview. 17. Mortgage Basics II: Payments, Yields & Values. 18. Commercial Mortgage Analysis & Underwriting. 19. Commercial Mortgage Economics & Investment. 20. Introduction to CMBS. VII. MACRO-LEVEL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ISSUES. 21. Real Estate and Portfolio Theory: Strategic Investment Considerations. 22. Equilibrium Asset Valuation & Real Estate’s Price of Risk in the Capital Market. 23. Macro-Level Valuation I: Static Property Portfolios. 24. Macro-Level Valuation II: REITs. 25. Data Challenges Measuring Real Estate Periodic Returns. 26. Real Estate Investment Management, Part I: The Institutional Landscape. 27. Real Estate Investment Management, Part II: Performance Attribution and Evaluation. VIII. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER SELECTED TOPICS. 28. Real Options and Land Value. 29. Real Estate Development Project Financial Analysis. 30. Leases and Leasing Strategy. Appendix: Real Estate Price Indices Based on Regression Analysis.

1. Technology and the Real Estate Industry2. The Computer 3. Choosing a Computer Package4. The Computer Operating System: Microsoft Windows5. The Word Processor: Microsoft Word6. The Internet and the World Wide Web7. The Browser: Internet Explorer8. The Basics of e-Mail: Microsoft Outlook9. Advanced e-Mail: Microsoft Outlook10. A Contact and Time Management System11. Creating Real Estate Flyers with Microsoft Word and Publisher12. Making Real Estate Presentations: Microsoft PowerPoint13. Understanding Web Sites14. Building a Web Site15. Computer EnhancementsEpilogueAppendix A: Reference Guide to Other Operating Systems and Software PackagesAnswer KeyGlossaryIndex

1. Fundamentals of Control Self-Assessment2. CSA Program Integration3. Elements of the CSA Process4. Business Objectives and Organizational Performance5. Risk Identification and Assessment6. Control Theory and ApplicationSample Questions and Endnotes to all sectionsAnswers Key to Sample Questions for Chapters 1-6Detailed Answers to Sample Questions for Chapters 1-6Index

1. Ethics and the Practice of Real Estate. 2. Values, Principles, and Ethics. 3. The Evolution of Moral Reasoning. 4. Ethical Systems. 5. Models for Ethical Decision Making. 6. Professional Perspectives. 7. Applying Ethics: Agency. 8. Applying Ethics: Fair Housing. 9. Applying Ethics: Stigmatized Property. 10. Applying Ethics: Environmental Hazards and Other Physical Defects. 11. Applying Ethics: Working with Colleagues and Employers. 12. Applying Ethics: Community and Public Concerns. A Closing Note. Appendix: Resources for More Information. References. Index.

Marketing and Sales OverviewChapter SummariesReview QuestionsDiscussion QuestionsSituations (case-like scenarios)Glossary of Terms IndexDiscussion of Technology

IntroductionEnglish/Spanish Terms and Definitions A-ZSpanish/English Terms and Definitions A-ZDesigned to provide students with a working knowledge of environmental laws and their impact on the real estate industry, this text explores the full range of legal topics, gives specific information on a variety of complex environmental issues, and features substantive case studies that provide hands-on experience in dealing with the effects of environmental issues on real estate developments--existing and projected.

PrefacePART 1: Basic Economic Background for Real Estate Analysis1. Introduction to Real Estate Economics2. Review of the Economic Principles of Capitalism3. Government''s Role in the Economy4. Money, Credit, and Real Estate5. Important Economic Features of Real EstatePART 2: Understanding Real Estate Markets6. Regional and Community Analysis7. Community Growth Patterns8. Neighborhoods: Clusters of Land Use and Value9. Housing Markets10. Commercial and Industrial Markets11. Rural and Recreational Real Estate MarketsPART 3: Major Influences on Real Estate Development12. The Economics of Real Property Taxation13. Land-Use Controls14. Real Estate Development15. Required Government ReportsPART 4: Real Estate Investment: The Economics of the Parcel16. Summary of Real Estate Investment Principles17. Income Tax Aspects of Investment Real Estate18. Applied Real Estate Economics19. Anticipating ChangeAnswers to Reviewing Your Understanding QuestionsIndex

PrefaceI. Basic Economic Background for Real Estate Analysis1. Introduction to Real Estate Economics2. Review of the Economic Principles of Capitalism3. Government's Role in the Economy4. Money, Credit, and Real Estate5. Important Economic Features of Real EstateII. Understanding Real Estate Markets6. Regional and Community Analysis7. Community Growth Patterns8. Neighborhoods: Clusters of Land Use and Value9. Housing Markets10. Commercial and Industrial Markets11. Rural and Recreational Real Estate MarketsIII. Major Influences on Real Estate Development12. The Economics of Real Property Taxation13. Land-Use Controls14. Real Estate Development15. Required Government ReportsIV. Real Estate Investment: The Economics of the Parcel16. Summary of Real Estate Investment Principles17. Income Tax Aspects of Investment Real Estate18. Applied Real Estate Economics19. Anticipating ChangeAnswer to ReviewingUnderstanding QuestionsIndex

(NOTE: Each Part begins with Objectives and Key Terms and concludes with Notes and Review Questions.) Introduction. I. UNDERSTANDING VALUES, PRINCIPLES, AND ETHICS. Why We Need to Study Ethical Decision Making. II. MODELS FOR ETHICAL DECISION MAKING. A Psychological Model. Business Models for Ethical Decision Making. III. APPLIED ETHICS. Ethics and Agency Relationships. Ethics and Fair Housing. Ethics and Relationships with Competitors. Ethics and Relationships with Colleagues. Resources for Additional Information. Answer Key for Review Questions. Final Exam Questions.

Part I. UNDERSTANDING THE CAREER. 1. Developing a Career in Farm and Land Brokerage. 2. Broker Selection. Part II. UNDERSTANDING THE MARKETING PROCESS. 3. Who Buys Rural Property. 4. Choosing the Correct Market Area. 5. Marketing Farms and Ranches. 6.Listing, Promoting, and Showing Property. 7. Property Condition. 8. Finalizing the Sale. Part III. UNDERSTANDING THE EVALUATION PROCESS. 9. Appraising Rural Property-The Process. 10. Appraising Rural Property-The Analysis. Part IV. UNDERSTANDING THE LAND AND ITS PROPER MANAGEMENT. 11. Ecological Aspects of Rural Real Estate. 12. Development Plans. 13. Wildlife Management for Rural Real Estate Professionals. Index.

I. GENERAL LETTERS1. Letters to Lenders2. Letters to Vendors3. Letters to General Public4. Sample e-Mail MessagesII. PROSPECTING LETTERS5. Letters to Recruit Buyers6. Letters to Recruit Sellers7. Letters to Recruit Agents8. Sample e-Mail MessagesIII. BUYER-ORIENTED LETTERS9. Letters for Pre-Showing Buyers10. Letters for Post-Showing Buyers11. Letters to Follow-up with Buyers12. Sample e-Mail Messages for BuyersIV. SELLER-ORIENTED LETTERS13. Letters for Pre-Listing – Sellers14. Letters for Post-Listing – Sellers15. Letters to Follow-up with Sellers after Sale16. Sample e-Mail Messages for Sellers

I. MOTIVATIONAL MEETINGS1. Nothing Is Impossible!2. Losing Your Flavor3. Moving to the Next Level4. Never Too Late to Change5. Recipe for Success6. Teamwork7. The Personal Touch8. What Are You Doing with Your Apples?9. Why Be First?II. MARKETING MEETINGS1. Branding Off-Line2. Creating a Brand3. Building Clients for Life4. E-Newsletters (Part I)5. E-Newsletters (Part II)6. MLS Signatures7. Preparing Your Case8. Direct Mail9. Working with First-Time Buyers10. Working with Senior AdultsIII. PROSPECTING MEETINGS1. Calling FSBO's2. Expired Listings3. Prospecting I4. Prospecting II5. Scripts for Buyers6. Scripts for Sellers7. Working the Technology-Savvy FSBOIV. LEGAL MEETINGS1. Agency issues2. Anti-Trust3. Asbestos- What Is It?4. Fair Housing I5. Fair Housing II6. Lead-Based Paint I7. Lead-Based Paint II8. Mold9. Radon10. RESPA11. Tax 1031 ExchangesIV. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT MEETINGS1. Asking the Right Questions2. Checklists3. Customer Service4. Don't Give Away Good Business!5. Dress for Success6. Education Benefits7. Goal Setting8. Group Problem Solving9. Hats to Wear10. Internet Basics11. Investing in Your Career12. Phone Image13. Phone Tips14. Playing it Safe!15. Time ManagementV. TRACKING YOUR MEETINGSMonthly Meeting RecapAnnual Meeting RecapAbout the AuthorIndex

PART I: The Business of Home Inspection,1. An Introduction to the Professional Home Inspection, 2. The Home Inspection Business, 3. Land Use Regulations, PART 2: The Home Inspection Process, 4. Home Inspection Procedure and Reporting, 5. Inspecting the Site, 6. Inspecting the Exterior, Inspecting the Interior, 7. Inspecting the Plumbing, Heating and Air-Conditioning Systems, 8. Inspecting the Electrical System, 9. Recognizing Environmental Issues,Part III. Workbook and Study Guide.Appendix A: American Society of Home Inspectors Standards of Practice, Appendix B: National Association of Home Inspectors Standards of Practice, Appendix C: Home Inspectors Organizations, Glossary, Index.

1. Common Traits of Mega-Producers2. Getting Started3. Transitioning from General Sales to Niche Marketing4. Marketing and Advertising5. Building Your Team6. Support from Your Company7. Partnerships8. The Business Plan9. Day-to-Day Operations10. Selling Your Business11. 2004 Income and Expense Statement12. Conversations with Mega ProducersAppendix A: Sample Marketing and Sales Materials from Mega-ProducersAppendix B: About the AuthorIndex

1. Executing The New Basics For Bigger Profits: High Speed Breakaway. 2. High Speed Delivery For the 21st Century Consumer: The Quick-Speak Concept. 3. Build Money-Making Skills Fast with Hyperlearn and the Latest Techno Tools. 4. Confront Old Pro-And Win! 5. The Best Fizzbo System On The Planet: Flipping Fizzbos into your Fold. 6. Epidemic Selling: Sow that Farm and Reap, and Reap, and Reap. 7. On-line or Off-line: Danny Kennedy’s 12-Month Farming Almanac. 8. Global Prospecting. 9. Open House Bonanzas. 10. Any Time is Up-Time. 11. Impact Listing: How Listings are Won and Sellers are served By World Class Salespeople. 12. Servicing Listings Fast. 13. High Tech Promotion And The Personal Touch. 14. The Subtle Learnable Art of Capturing Customers. 15. Cut-To-the-Chase Qualifying. 16. Virtual Touring, In-Person Showings-And Finalizing the Sale. 17. Closing the Golden Nuggets Before They Turn to Lead. 18. Negotiating For A Lifetime Customer. 19. Fallout Avoidance. 20. A 100% Referral Business. 21. Time Planning With or Without Paper. 22. Self-Organization. 23. Prepare and Perform-Or Pass Out. 24. Money-Making Forms and Checklists. 25. Dead Cats, Weeds, and Holes in the Wall. 26. Every Day is A Birth Day. 27. Leading Team Players to Success and Profitability. 28 Break Loose And Fly! Glossary. The Breakaway Schedule.

1. At the Start. 2. Attitude. 3. Advertising: Ads to Write, Sample Ads. 4. Buyers. 5. CMAs: Competitive Market Analyses. 6. Computers. 7. Daily Schedule: Time Management. 8. FSBOs: For Sale By Owners. 9. Letters to Send: Sample Letters for Every Client. 10. Listings: Getting, Keeping and Selling Them. 11. Open Houses. 12. Self-Marketing: Personal Brochure, Farming, Mailers. 13. Time to Close the Deal: Listing and Selling.

1. Why You Need Instant Tax Relief2. Starting and Organizing Your Business3. Operating Your Business4. Buying, Owning, and Selling Your Home5. Buying, Owning, and Selling Investment Property6. Selling Your Book of Business7. Employment Agreement8. Independent Contractor Agreement9. Self-Insured Medical Reimbursement Plan10. Educational Assistance Plan11. Shark Repellent12. Instant Pay Raise13. Forms and Publications14. About the Author

I. CREATING AND BUILDING YOUR INTERNET PRESENCE: YOUR WEB SITE. 1. Standing Out From the Crowd: Positioning, Audience, and Goals. 2. More Than Just a Pretty Face ... Your Web Site Content. 3. Site Appearance and Organization (a.k.a. "Look 'n' Feel"). II. GETTING FOUND. 4. Portals, Search Engines, and Directories. 5. Internet Advertising of your Web Site: Links, Banners, Tiles. 6. Promotion (On the Net and Off) and Print Advertising. 7. "MLS Search Sites"... Find a Home and an Agent. III. EFFECTIVE E-MAIL. 8. Serving Your Clients and Future Clients by E-Mail. 9. Sample E-Mail Messages.IV. TIME TO GET STARTED. 10. Action Plan.V. APPENDICES. A. Glossary. B. Resources on the Web. C. Some Web Marketing Cost Estimates. D. Selecting a Web Site Designer and Host. Index.1. License Laws, Rules, and Regulations 2. Law Update3. Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act & Agency4. Finance Update, Federal and State5. Environmental IssuesDocuments and FormsAnswers to Pre-Assessment EvaluationIndex

1. License Laws, Rules, and Regulations 2. Law Update3. Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act & Agency4. Finance Update, Federal and State5. Environmental IssuesDocuments and FormsAnswers to Pre-Assessment EvaluationIndex

1. Real Property. 2. Limitations on Ownership Rights. 3. Forms of Real Property Ownership. 4. Transfer of Real Estate. 5. Brokers and Sales Associates. 6. Brokerage Practices. 7. Brokerage Relationships. 8. Kentucky Real Estate Commission. 9. License Law Violations. 10. Contracts. 11. Listing Contracts. 12. Sales Contracts. 13. Liens on Real Estate. 14. Closing the Transaction. 15. Landlord Tenant Relationships and Lease Agreements. Glossary. Appendix A: Forms. Appendix B: Statutes. Appendix C: Regulations. Appendix D: Cases. Appendix E: Legal Abbreviations.

Preface. 1. Introduction to Real Estate Principles. 2. Licensing of Real Estate Brokers, Associate Brokers, and Sales Agents. 3. Property Ownership, Interests, and Restrictions. 4. Law of Agency. 5. Fundamentals of Contract Law. 6. The Listing and Valuation Processes. 7. Landlord-Tenant Laws. 8. Land Use Controls. 9. Real Estate Financing. 10. Real Estate Financing Practices. 11. Selling: Practices and Procedures. 12. Transfer of Title to Real Property. 13. Closing Real Estate Transactions. 14. Fair Housing. 15. Tax Implications of Real Estate Ownership and Transactions. 16. Real Estate Math. Appendix A: Real Estate Construction.Appendix B: A Guide to Common Real Estate Environmental Hazards. Practice Test. Answer Key. Glossary. Index.

1. Introduction to Real Estate Principles2. Property Ownership and Interests.3. Michigan License Laws and Rules4. Fair Housing5. Brokerage and Agency6. Real Estate Contracts7. Transfer of Title to Real Property8. Real Estate Finance Principles9. Real Estate Finance Practices and Closing Transactions10. Property Valuation11. Land Use Controls12. Encumbrances, Government Restrictions, and Appurtenances13. Leasehold Estates14. Property Management and Insurance15. Federal Income Taxation and Basic Principles of Real Estate Investment16. Real Estate MathAppendix A. A Guide to Common Real Estate Environmental HazardsAppendix B. Protect Your Family From Lead in Your HomeAppendix C. Enrolled Senate Bill No. 513Appendix D. Practice Exam 1Appendix E. Practice Exam 2Appendix F. Answer Key to Chapter-End Review QuestionsGlossaryIndex

1. Mold Then and Now2. Mold and Air Conditioned Buildings3. Features Within Buildings That Limit Moisture4. Locating Mold in Buildings5. Which Molds are Health Hazards?6. Medical Conditions Caused by Mold7. Mold and Legal Issues8. Mold and Ethics9. Mold and Property/Flood Insurance10. Mold: Inspectors and Inspections11. Mold Remediation12. Mold and Property Sales

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1. Securities and Markets: Investment Risks and Policies.2. Investment Companies, Taxation and Customer Accounts.3. Variable Contracts and Retirement Plans.4. Security Industry Regulations.Series 6: Practice Exam #1.Series 6: Practice Exam #2.Glossary.Index.AppendixAnswer Keys.

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1. Seeking Business for the Broker-Dealer.2. Evaluating Customers’ Needs and Investment Objectives.3. Providing Customers with Investment Information.4. Managing Customer Accounts and Records.5. Explaining Various Securities Markets.6. Processing a Customer’s Instructions.7. Monitoring a Customer’s Portfolio.Series 7: Securities Practice Exam #1.Series 7: Securities Practice Exam #2.Glossary.Index.Appendix 1: Answer Keys.

1. Property Rights2. Deeds-Property Transfer and Alienation3. Sales and Listing Contracts4. Leases and Owner-Tenant Relations5. Liens, Easements, Foreclosures, and Redemptions6. Basic Real Estate Financing7. Advanced Financing Techniques8. Law of Agency9. Land Use10. Valuation and Appraisal11. New Jersey License Law12. Business Management Practices13. Broker’s Ethics and Agency Relationships14. Property Management15. Real Estate Investment16. Residential Subdivision Development17. Commercial and Industrial Real Estate18. Property Taxes and Assessments19. Income Tax Considerations20. Fair Housing21. Environmental Issues22. Settlement and Closing Procedures23. Real Estate Mathematics24. Exam Preparation and Review Glossary

Introduction: Your Career in Real Estate1. The Broker's Office Operation, Management, and Supervision2. Real Estate Agency Disclosure3. Real Estate Finance II4. Real Estate Investments5. General Business Law6. Construction and Development7. Conveyance of Real Property and Title Closing8. Real Estate Property Management9. Taxes and Assessments10. Real Estate MathAppendix: Sample New York Broker Licensing ExamGlossaryIndex

Introduction: Your Career in Real Estate1. License Law and Regulations2. Law of Agency3. Estates and Interests4. Liens and Easements5. Deeds6. Contracts7. Leases8. Title Closing and Costs9. Real Estate Finance (Mortgages)10. Land Use Regulations11. Introduction to Construction12. Valuation Process13. Human Rights and Fair Housing14. Environmental Issues15. Real Estate Salesperson: Independent Contractor or Employee16. Real Estate MathematicsAppendix: Sample Salesperson ExamGlossaryIndex

1. Basic Real Estate Concepts2. Property Ownership and Interests3. Transfer of Title to Real Property4. Land Use Controls5. Laws and Regulations Governing Brokerage Relationships6. Real Estate Contracts7. Real Estate Finance8. Closing Real Estate Transactions9. Property Valuation10. Relationship of Landlord and Tenant11. Real Estate Management12. Fair Housing13. Federal Income Taxation of Homeownership14. Property Insurance15. Basic House Construction16. Real Estate MathAppendix A: North Carolina Real Estate License Law, North Carolina Real Estate Commission Rules, Trust Account Guidelines, and License Law and Rule CommentsAppendix B: Residential Square Footage GuidelinesAppendix C: A Guide to Common Real Estate Environmental HazardsAppendix D: Diagnostic Practice TestAppendix E: Practice ExamAnswer KeyGlossaryIndex

Case Studies1. Basic Law 2. Land as Property 3. Estate and Interests in Land4. Several and Joint Ownership5. Deeds6. Contracts7. Finance, Foreclosure, and Liens8. Closing and Proof of Title9. Agency and Liability10. Liability: Fraud and Deceit11. Ohio Real Estate License Laws12. Fair Housing13. Control and Regulation of Land14 Landlord-Tenant Law15. Decedents' EstatesGlossaryIndex

Introduction. I. WHERE DO I BEGIN? License Law Overview. The Real Estate Business.Fair Housing. II. WHOM DO I WORK FOR AND WHAT DO I DO? General Brokerage and Agency.When the Seller Is My Client. When the Buyer Is My Client. Property Management. III. WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE PROPERTY? Real and Personal Property. Encumbrances and Restrictions. Public and Private Controls on Land User Environmental Concerns. IV. WHAT'S INVOLVED IN PREPARING A CONTRACT? General Contract information. Property Disclosure Forms. Offers to Purchase, Sales Contracts, Land. Contracts, and Options. V. HOW WILL THEY PAY FOR IT? General Finance Information. Loan Application and Specific Loan ProgramsSecondary Mortgage Market Financial Legislation and Regulation. VI. WHAT'S IT WORTH?Appraisal Background. Market Data Approach. Income Approach. Cost Approach. VII. WHO OWNS WHAT/Estates. Taking Ownership. Deeds. VIII. HOW DO WE CLOSE THE DEAL? Property Insurance. Title Assurance. Settlement. IX. WHAT ABOUT REAL PROPERTY AND FEDERAL INCOME TAXES? Tax Issues of Home Ownership. X. AM I READY? License Law Review. Preparing for the Exam. More Math Practice. Practice Exam. Solution Key. Glossary.Index.

Preface. 1. Introduction to Real Estate.2. Nature and Description of Real Estate. 3. Rights and Interests in Land. 4. Forms of Ownership. 5. Transferring Title. 6. Recordation, Abstracts, and Title Insurance. 7. Contract Law. 8. Real Estate Sales Contracts. 9. Mortgage and Note. 10. Deed of Trust. 11. Lending Practices. 12. The Loan and the Consumer. 13. Sources of Financing. 14. Types of Financing. 15. Taxes and Assessments. 16. Title Closing and Escrow. 17. Real Estate Leases. 18. Real Estate Appraisal. 19. Licensing Laws and Professional Affiliations. 20. The Principal-Broker Relationship: Employment. 21. The Principal-Broker Relationship: Agency. 22. Fair Housing, ADA, Equal Credit, and Community Reinvestment. 23. Condominiums, Cooperatives, PUDs, and Timeshares. 24. Land-Use Control. 25. Investing in Real Estate. Appendix A. Construction Illustrations and Terminology. Appendix B. Real Estate Math Review. Appendix C. Measurement Conversion Table. Appendix D. Answers to Chapter Questions and Problems. Index and Glossary.

I. VALUE ANALYSIS. 1. Introduction. 2. Investment Environment. 3. Basic Valuation Concepts. 4. Risk and Return in Real Estate. 5. Federal Taxes Affecting Real Estate. 6. Mechanics of Fixed-Rate Mortgage Financing 7. Investment Analysis. 8. Administrative and Property Management Issues. 9. Disposition and Alienation Decisions. II. APPRAISAL. 10. Overview of the Appraisal Process. 11. Income-Property Analysis and Appraisal. 12. Appraising for Single-Family Properties. 13. Advanced Appraisal Topics. III. PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT. 14. Property Development Process. 15. Analysis for Property Development. 16. Land Development. 17. Advanced Property Development Issues.IV. SPATIAL ECONOMICS. 18. Spatial Economics and Urban Area Structure. 19. More About Urban Area Structure and Real Estate Markets. 20. Real Estate Market and Feasibility Analysis. V. REAL ESTATE FINANCE. 21. Debt and Equity Financing of Real Estate. 22. Real Estate Investment Trusts 23. Financing Homeownership. 24. Mortgage Underwriting. 25. Mortgage Securitization.IV. LAW AND BROKERAGE. 26. Property Descriptions and Public Records. 27. Real Property Rights and Interests. 28. Leasing and Lease Analysis. 29. Government Limitation to Ownership. 30. The Investor-Broker Relationship. 31. Brokerage Operations and Practices. 32. Contracts for the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate. 33. Title Assurances and Title Transfer. 34. Title Closing.

1. Introduction. 2. License and Agency Law. 3. Legal Environment of Brokerage. 4. Organization and Management. 5. The Salesperson. 6. Ethics and Policy. 7. Listing Management. 8. Market Operations. 9. Real Estate Finance and Appraisal. 10.Compensating the Sales Force. 11. Sales Management. 12. Financial Control. 13. The Brokerage Office. 14.The Business Plan: The New Brokerage.

Chapters- Interviews with Industry Leaders. 1. NAR: Bulwark of the Industry?- Terry McDermott. 2. Branding: What's in a Name?- Bob Moles. 3. The Transaction: Is Integration Possible?- Stewart Morris. 4. Trends: What's the Genesis of Change?- Dave Liniger. 5. Outside Competitors: Stimulant of Deterrent?- Ron Peltier. 6. Profitability: What is it so hard?- Dr. John Tuccillo. 7. Sales Associates: Are they the Key to Success?- Gary Keller. 8. Education: Keeping Pace?- Stephen Martin. 9. Non-Traditional Brokerage: Can it Work?- Glenn Cohen. 10. Productivity: Up, Down or Sideways?- Terri Murphy. 11. Business: What Drives Results?- Lennox Scott. 12. Relocation: Quo Vadis?- Pam O'Connor. 13. Agents: Commission Based or Salaried?- Scott Kucirek. 14. Government: Restrainer of Enabler?- Bill Malkasian. 15. Franchising: What's New?- Marty Rueter. 16. Communications: Can You Hear Me Now?- Mike Fannin. 17. Companies: Does Size Matter?- Bob Becker. 18. Investment: Rags or Riches?- Jack Peckham. 19. Quality Service: Mission Impossible?- Larry Romito. 20. Real Estate: Mainstay of Economy?- Dr. David Lereah. Biographies. Index.

Not available at this time.Terms and DefinitionsAppendix 1: Basic Structure of a HouseAppendix 2: Construction Illustrations and TerminologyAppendix 3: Forms of OwnershipAppendix 4: Concurrent Ownership by StateAppendix 5: English-Spanish KeyAppendix 6: Spanish-English KeyAppendix 7: Directory of Major Real Estate Trade Associations, Publications, Data Resources, and Web Site Addresses1. History and Background. 2. Money and Interest Rates. 3. Mortgage Money: Regulated Lenders. 4. Other Primary Market Lenders. 5. Mortgage Money: The Secondary Market. 6. The Mortgage Documents. 7. Mortgage Repayment Plans. 8. Federal Government Underwriting Programs. 9. Borrower Qualification. 10. Property Analysis. 11. Commercial Loans, Construction and Land Loans. 12. Commercial Building and Farm Loans. 13. Other Financing Practices. 14. Technology Advances in Mortgage Lending. 15. Environmental Issues. 16. Settlement Procedures. Glossary. Appendices. Index.

PrefacePART 1: FINANCE AND REAL ESTATE 1. Real Estate Finance: An Overview 2. Money. Credit. and the Determination of Interest Rates 3. Finance Theory and Real EstatePART 2: RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE FINANCE4. The Early History of Residential Finance and Creation of the Fixed Rate Mortgage5. Postwar Residential Finance6. Alternative Mortgage Instruments7. Financing and Property Values8. Federal Housing Policies9. Federal Housing Policies10. The Secondary Mortgage Market11. Valuation of Mortgage Securities12. Controlling Default Risk Through Borrower Qualification. Loan Underwriting and Contractual Relationships13. Loan Origination. Processing. and Closing14. Mortgage Default Insurance, Foreclosure, Title InsurancePART 3: COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FINANCE15. Value, Leverage, and Capital Structure16. Federal Taxation and Real Estate Finance17. Sources of Funds for Commercial Real Estate Properties18. Acquisition. Development. and Construction Financing19. Permanent Financing of Commercial Real Estate Properties20. Ownership Structures for Financing and Holding Real EstatePART 4: SPECIAL TOPICS IN REAL ESTATE FINANCE21. Real Estate in a Portfolio Context22. Liability. Agency Problems. Fraud. and Ethics in Real Estate FinanceAppendix 1: Refresher Course on the Time Value of Money and Related ConceptsAppendix 2: Acronym ListAppendix C: Software to Accompany Real Estate FinanceGlossaryName IndexSubject Index

1. Real Estate Investment Decisions. 2. The Investment Process and Decision Models. 3.Real Estate Investment Mathematics. 4. The Market Environment. 5. Ownership and Business Organization Alternatives. 6. Commercial Investment Financing. 7. Investment Tax Considerations. 8. Operating Decisions. 9. Decisions Involving Financial Leverage. 10. Investment Disposition Decisions. 11. Traditional Approaches to Investment Analysis. 12.Dynamic Approaches to Investment Analysis. 13. Analyzing Risk. 14. Applications of Investment Analysis. 15. Real Estate Investment: The Future. Appendix: Time Value of Money Tables.

1. Real Estate as an Investment.2. Land Use Controls. 3. Environmental Constraints.4. Ownership of Real Property. 5. Legal Documents. 6. Property Taxes and Income Taxes. 7. Special Income Tax Rules Applicable to Real Estate. 8. Single Family Dwellings and Condominiums. 9. Business Organizations. 10. Financing Real Estate Investment. 11. Tools of Analysis. 12. Comparison Screening. 13. Discount Analysis. 14. Computer-Aided Analysis. 15. Examining Real Property Risk. 16. Marketing Investment Property. Glossary. Appendix. Index.

1. Sources of Real Estate Law.2. Land and Its Elements.3. Fixtures.4. Easements.5. Descriptions of Land; Legal Descriptions.6. Land Titles and Interests in Land.7. Deeds and Conveyances.8. Acknowledgements; Notaries.9. Recording and Constructive Notice.10. Real Estate Brokers.11. Contracts for the Sale of Real Estate.12. Installment Contracts for the Sale of Real Estate.13. Fraud and Misrepresentation in Real Estate Transactions.14. Closing Real Estate Transactions: Loan Closings; Escrows15. Title Insurance and Other Evidence of Title.16. Insurance Relating to Real Estate.17. Land Acquisition and Assembly.18. Co-Ownership- Community Property.19. Rights of Spouses and Unmarried Cohabitants.20. Real Estate Finance- Mortgages.21. Real Estate Finance- Commercial Mortgage and Loan Document Provisions.22. Real Estate Finance- Sale Subject to Existing Mortgage.23. Real Estate Finance- Purchase Money Mortgages.24. Real Estate Finance- Junior Mortgages.25. Real Estate Finance- Commercial Financing Devices.26. Real Estate Finance- Miscellaneous Devices-Ground Leases-Sale and Leaseback.27. Real Estate Finance- Foreclosure and Redemption.28. Environmental Liabilities and Land Ownership.29. Land Use Controls- Building Restrictions.30. Land Use Controls- Zoning and Building Ordinances.31. Land Use Controls- Land Development, Regulation, Subdivisions, and Dedication.32. Land Use Controls- Wetlands, the Public Trust, Beaches, and Navigable Waters.33. Homeowners'' Association.34. The Declaration of Restrictions, Easements, Liens, and Covenants: The Master Deed.35. Planned Unit Developments.36. Condominiums.37. Cooperatives.38. Building Construction and Building Warranties; Mechanic''s Liens.39. Rehab.40. Mobile Homes.41. Basic Landlord and Tenant Law.42. Residential Landlord and Tenant Law.43. Commercial Leases.44. Discrimination in Real Estate.45. Real Estate Taxes and Special Assesments.Index.

Prologue. 1. Conversion from Sales to Management. Should You or Shouldn''t You? 2. Managing for Another Company. 3. Opening Your Own Firm. 4. Getting Started. 5. Recruiting. 6. Training. 7. Marketing, Advertising, and Promotion. 8. Office Meetings. 9. Day to Day Operations., 10. Transitioning your Branch Office Though and Acquisition by Another Company. Epilogue. Appendix A: Herd Realty Corporation Narrative Business Plan. Appendix B: Agent Five-Year Plan.

Preface. 1. Introduction to Real Estate. 2. Nature and Description of Real Estate. 3. Rights and Interests in Land. 4. Forms of Ownership. 5. Transferring Title. 6. Recordation, Abstracts, and Title Insurance. 7. Contract Law. 8. Real Estate Sales Contracts. 9. Mortgage and Note. 10. Deed of Trust. 11. Lending Practices. 12. The Loan and the Consumer. 13. Sources of Financing. 14. Types of Financing. 15. Taxes and Assessments. 16. Title Closing and Escrow. 17. Real Estate Leases. 18. Real Estate Appraisal. 19. Licensing Laws and Professional Affiliation. 20. The Principal-Broker Relationship: Employment. 21. The Principal-Broker Relationship: Agency. 22. Fair Housing, ADA, Equal Credit, and Community Reinvestment. 23. Condominiums, Cooperatives, PUDs, and Timeshares. 24. Property Insurance. 25. Land-Use Control. 26. Real Estate and the Economy. 27. Investing in Real Estate. Appendix A. Construction Illustrations and Terminology. Appendix B. Real Estate Math Review. Appendix C. Interest and Present Value Tables. Appendix D. Measurement Conversion Table. Appendix E. Answer to Chapter Questions and Problems. Index and Glossary.

I. BASIC CONCEPTS OF REAL ESTATE1. Real Estate and the Economy2. Land: Its Characteristics and Acquisition3. Land Descriptions4. Estates, Interest, Deeds, and TitleII. THE ORDERLY PROCESS OF A SALE 5. Contracts and Business Law6. Agency Law and Representation7. Listing the Property8. Marketing and Selling Real Estate9. Lending Institutions and Loans10. Financing11. Closing StatementsIII. OTHER ASPECTS OF REAL ESTATE12. Condominiums and Cooperatives13. Leases14. Property Management15. Investment and Tax Aspects of Ownership16. The Appraisal Process17. Land Use Controls18. Fair Housing Law19. License Law20. Real Estate MathPractice ExaminationAnswer KeyGlossaryIndex

I. INTRODUCTION TO REAL ESTATE MARKETS. 1. Real Estate and Career Planning. 2. What Drives Real Estate Markets? 3. Central Cities and Regional Market Analysis. 4. Urban Land Values, Transportation Costs Impact and the Urban Form. II. FOCUSING ON PROPERTY MARKETS BY TYPE. 5. Residential Single Family Market Analysis. 6. Office and Industrial Property. III. LEGAL AND REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT. 7. Real Estate Property Rights, Fixtures and Ownership. 8. Contracts, Transferring Real Property Interests, and Leases. 9. Negotiation, Ethics and Risk Management in the Contracting Process. 10. Land Use Controls and Property Taxes. IV. REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL AND INVESTMENT ANALYSIS. 11. Introduction to Investment Concepts. 12. Value Theory, Highest and Best Use Analysis and the Cost Approach. Note: Extra Material on the Appraisal Industry on CD. 13. The Market Approach to Value. 14. Cash Flow Analysis. Note: Excel Spreadsheet for Cash Flow Analysis on CD. 15. Valuation Analysis: Income Discounting, Cap Rates and DCF Analysis. 16. Risk Analysis, Leverage and Due Diligence. 17. An Introduction to the Process of Real Estate Finance. 18. Real Estate Finance Tools: Present Value and Mortgage Mathematics. Note: Extra Mortgage Problems and Solutions on CD. 19. Residential Real Estate Finance: Mortgage Choices, Pricing and Risks. 20. Commercial Real Estate Finance. 21. Institutional Investment and REITs. V. REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE, LEASING, DEVELOPMENT AND TRENDS. 22. Residential Brokerage. 23. Commercial Brokerage and Leasing. 24. Real Estate Development and Property Trends. Appendix. Glossary. Index. CD TABLE OF CONTENTS: Brief Outline PowerPoint Files By Chapter. End of Chapter Questions and Answers: Separate files including extra mortgage math problems and solutions. Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets. Web Resources: Includes career assistance, trade associations, green design, sustainable development, terrorism and more. Supplemental Material. Profiles of Professionals and Advice to Students. Supplemental Chapter on Airports and Mixed Use Property. Supplemental Chapter on Development and Construction Finance. Supplemental Chapter on Site Analysis and GIS. Supplemental Chapter on Corporate Real Estate. Supplemental Chapter on Lodging and Convention Centers. Supplemental Chapter on Parking Facilities. Supplemental Chapter on Property Management. Supplemental Chapter on Recreation and Entertainment Property. Supplemental Chapter on Retail Property Analysis. Supplemental Chapter on the Appraisal Industry.

Preface Acknowledgements1. History of Mortgage Lending2. The Role of Residential Mortgage Lending in the Economy3. The Mortgage Lenders4. Strategies for Generating Residential Loans5. Mortgage Instruments6. Residential Mortgage Loan Origination and Processing7. Underwriting the Residential Mortgage Loan8. Government Insurance and Guaranty Programs9. Private Mortgage Insurance10. Selling Residential Mortgage Loans11. Secondary Mortgage Market12. Residential Real Estate Appraisal13. Closing the Residential Loan14. Mortgage Loan Servicing and Administration15. Real Estate Law and Security Instruments16. Compliance17. Construction Lending18. Equity LendingGlossary: Real Estate and Mortgage Lending TermsIndex

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1. Address For Success2. Opening The Door3. The Welcome Wagon4. Time Is Money5. Spread It Around The Neighborhood6. Keys To The Kingdom7. Know Your Community8. A Moving Experience9. Understanding The Terms10. Building Upon A Solid FoundationAppendixIndexAbout the Author

I. PRINCIPLES 11. Introduction to Real Estate2. Nature and Description of Real Estate3. Rights and Interests in Land4. Forms of Ownership5. Transferring Title6. Recordation, Abstracts, and Title Insurance7. Contract Law8. Real Estate Sales Contracts9. Mortgage Theory and Law10. Lending Practices11. The Loan and the ConsumerII. PRINCIPLES 212. Sources of Financing13. Types of Financing. 14. Taxes and Assessments15. Title Closing and Escrow16. Real Estate Leases17. Real Estate Appraisal18. Licensing Laws and Professional Affiliation19. The Principal-Broker Relationship: Employment20. The Principal-Broker Relationship: Agency21. Fair Housing, ADA, Equal Credit, and Community Reinvestment22. Condominiums, Cooperatives, PUDs, and Timeshares23. Land-Use Control24. Investing in Real EstateAppendix A. The Real Estate License ActAppendix B. Canons/Texas Real Estate CommissionAppendix C. Real Estate Math ReviewAppendix D. Practice Exam 1Appendix E. Practice Exam 2 Appendix F. Answer KeyGlossary and Index

Agency Learning Objectives and Competencies1. Introduction2. Creation of the Agency Relationship3. Fiduciary Responsibility: General and Special Agency4. Fiduciary Obligation--Duty of Care to Principal5. Obligations to Third Parties6. Deceptive Trade--Practices, Fraud, and Real Estate Recovery Fund7. Termination of the Agency Relationship8. Practicing Law and Real Estate Brokerage9. Agency Disclosure/Buyer Agency, Singe Agency, and Dual Agency10. Intermediary Status and Alternatives11. Federal Legislation Affecting Real Estate Brokers - Part I12. Federal Legislation Affecting Real Estate Brokers - Part II13. Federal Legislation Affecting Real Estate Brokers - Part III14. Employment15. Agency Risk ControlSuggestions for Safe BrokerageTable of CasesAppendix A

Preface1. Introduction2. The Offer3. The Acceptance4. Consideration5. Capacity of Parties6. Legality of the Contract7. The Statute of Frauds and Other Writing Requirements8. Assignment and Delegation9. Reformation or Avoidance10. Discharge of Contract11. Breach of Contract12. Basic Real Estate Law for Contracts13. Real Estate Employment Forms14. Specific Real Estate Forms15. Standard Residential Sales Contract Provisions16. Closing and Post Closing IssuesAppendix I: Texas Real Estate Commission Promulgated Real Estate Sales Contracts Appendix II: Texas Real Estate Commission Promulgated Real Estate Sales AddendaIndex

1. Introduction to the Basic Processes of Real Estate Law2. Estates in Land- Freehold Estates3. Estimates in Land- Statutory Estates4. Legal Descriptions5. How Ownership is Held6. Fixtures and Easements7. Real Estate Brokerage8. Agency9. Contracts for the Sale of Real Estate10. Voluntary Conveyances11. Involuntary Conveyances12. Recording, Constructive Notice, and Acknowledgments13. Mortgages14. Interest and Finance Charge15. Methods of Title Assurance16. Closings17. Liens18. Landlord and Tenant Relationships19. Condominiums and Cooperatives20. Regulation of Real Estate21. Real Estate TaxationAppendix 1: The Real Estate License Act, Article 6573a, A.T.S.Appendix 2: Subchapter E. Deceptive Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Act

1. People2. Processes 3. Position 4. Dimensions 5. ConclusionIndex

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