Business Ethics Introduction to the Ethics of Values

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Building Bridges across Cultural Differences

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THE BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT

The management of the fire is a point of primary importance in roasting. A radiant fire throughout the operation is absolutely necessary to insure a good result. When the article to be dressed is thin and delicate, the fire may be small; but when the joint is large, the fire must fill the grate. Meat must never be put down before a hollow or exhausted fire, which may soon want recruiting; on th…

Origin and Interpretation of Internal and External Validity in Economics

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NEW STRUCTURAL ECONOMICS A Framework for Rethinking Development

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Numerical Methods in Finance and Economics

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THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME

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Implementing strategic change in a health care system

Shifts in the environment can compel health care organizations to change their strategies. However strategic change frequently fails because individuals do not adopt the behaviors necessary to successfully implement the new strategy. Purpose: This study explores how three variables—agreement with new strategy, leaders’ actions, and groups’ general orientation toward change—can influence…

THE CROWN OF WILD OLIVE

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THE NEW ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT A BRIEFING FOR POLICY MAKERS

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Economists as Political Philosophers – A Critique of Normative Trade Theory

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The COMPLETE HOME

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Social Networking in Education

The Department of Administrative Services offers this guide to facilitate use of social media tools, or “Web 2.0,” by state agencies. Such tools can ease collaboration and information-sharing among agencies and the public they serve. DAS’ goal is not to limit the use of social media Web services; rather, our goal is to provide effective and appropriate guidance on security, privacy contro…

Social Networking in Education

Since the creation of MySpace and LinkedIn in 2003 and Facebook in 2004, online social networking has quickly become a pervasive way for people to connect and interact all over the world. A trend that largely began with students is now featured on the cover of AARP. Yet schools are one of the last holdouts, where many of the most popular social networking sites are often banned for students, a…

THE ECONOMIC SYNTHESIS

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THE ECONOMICS OF PROGRESS

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THE MERCANTILE SYSTEM, AND ITS HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

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THE MAKING OF A CITIZEN L- LESSONS IN ECONOMICS

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Networking Health

The Internet has great potential to improve Americans’ health by enhancing communications and improving access to information for care providers, patients, health plan administrators, public health officials, bio- medical researchers, and other health professionals. Ongoing research and development (R&D) efforts, such as the federal government’s Next Generation Internet (NGI) initiative an…

THE EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRY

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Over the last 10 years, the impact of wireless communications on the way we live and do business has been surpassed only by the impact of the Internet. Cellular phones, pagers, and wireless personal digital assistants (PDAs) have become so com- monplace in our lives that it is easy to forget that 10 years ago, they were a rarity. But wireless communications technology is still in its infancy, a…

Protecting Data Privacy in Health Services Research

Health services research (HSR) exemplifies some of the greatest hopes and greatest fears for collecting and analyzing computerized personal health information. Information routinely collected in the course of providing and paying for health care can be used by researchers to investigate the relative effectiveness of alternative clinical interventions, of alternative methods of organizing, deliv…

HACKING FOR DUMMIES

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THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN MONETARY SCIENCE

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Management Information Systems Cases

This appendix presents several case studies that illustrate various problems that arise in MIS. They are based on publically available information regarding different organizations. It might be nice to have additional inside information, but this level of detail is rarely available to students (and teachers). Instead, most of these cases look at larger problems over time—which provides useful…

Managed Care Systems and Emerging Infections

Health care reform has changed the financial base upon which the modern academic medical center is structured. The cost-containment efforts of managed care organizations have reduced the institutions' net revenues from the provision of clinical care that have traditionally been used to support research and training. Concomitantly, the amount of time that faculty can spend conducting research an…

Managing Coastal Erosion

Historically, coastal development in the United States was dominated by major urban regions oriented to commercial ports and defense installations. Elsewhere, coastal settlements were typically quiet fishing villages, vacation refuges, and older seaside resorts gradually evolving into year-round communities. Since the advent of the Interstate Highway System in the 1960s, increasing demand for c…