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How to Make Your Business Run Without You: Streamline Your Business Operations to Pave the Way for More Business, Bigger Profits, and a Business That Virtually Runs Itself Susan M. Carter, Susan Carter
 How To Make Your Business Run Without You is a how-to resource for small business owners and entrepreneurs to effectively streamline operations that will pave the way for more business, bigger profits and a business that virtually runs itself. Through step-by-step chapters, Author Susan Carter advances readers from the high-risk potential of 'owning their own jobs' to the freedom and control of 'owning their own businesses.' A must read for any owner or self-employed professional who is eager to move from start-up status to ongoing success....
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Innovation in Professional Education : Steps on a Journey from Teaching to Learning (Joint Publication in the Jossey-Bass Management Series and t) Richard E. Boyatzis, Scott S. Cowen, David A. Kolb
 Based on the experience of the restructuring of the MBA program at Case Western Reserve University, the book describes the transformation of a program from one where student learning was incidental to teaching and research into one where learning is preeminent. Draws from ten years of curriculum change efforts to trace the entire process of program redesign, from initial discussion to implementation and evaluation. Examines strategic planning within the professional school and describes in detail the Managerial Assessment Course--a key element of the new program and a driving force for self-directed learning. The book provides specific designs, methods, and procedures for conducting outcome assessment studies, including five types particularly relevantto professional schools: alumni studies, employer studies, faculty studies, student-change studies, and professional competency studies. Throughout the book, the authors and contributors describe a wealth of useful, thought-provoking......
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The Ministry: How Japan's Most Powerful Institution Endangers World Markets Peter Hartcher
 This first full-length expos in English of Japan's all-powerful institution, the Ministry of Finance, not only reveals the inner workings of the Ministry but also sounds a warning about the impact of its growing abuses of power on world financial markets. Japan's Ministry of Finance--the mighty Okurasho--controls the majority of the country's largest corporations, banks, and national financial institutions. Yet, it bows to neither Parliament nor the Prime Minister. In effect, its actions can sway theJapanese economy and affect financial markets worldwide. The real danger lies in the fact that it has focused on nation-building at any cost, acting increasingly from pure unenlightened self-interest-as evidenced by its role in the recent Daiwa scandal. This timely and engaging book sounds a warning that any manager, investor, or regulator who deals with world markets, and especially with Japan, cannot afford to ignore....
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Economic Exploitation Of Bangladesh Mahfuz R. Chowdhury
 Economic Exploitation of Bangladesh is a great handbook for anyone looking to understand the social, political and economic history of Bangladesh. It presents a brief account of the major foreign influences that prevented the country's economic development prior to achieving its independence, and the main reasons why after so many years of political freedom the country has also failed to make vital economic improvements. The chapters are short, relevant, and written at a non-technical level, making them accessible and easily understandable. They offer a general historical analysis, leaving the reader with a grasp of the economic concepts at work. Economic Exploitation of Bangladesh provides important insight into why Bangladesh, despite the tremendous influx of foreign aid, continues to remain one of the most impoverished countries of the world. The author concludes by outlining a number of measures that will help make Bangladesh economically viable....
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The Value Driven Bank: Strategies for Total Market Satisfaction R. Eric Reidenbach, Terry C. Wilson, Gordon W. McClung, Reginald Goeke
 The Value Driven Bank offers an innovative, cost-effective management strategy for financial institutions that capitalizes on internal strengths using these approaches to profitably reach customers, with a focus on the value elements unique to the bank such as service, convenience, quality. Balanced with analysis and answers to the complexity of banking competition. The Value Driven Bank covers these proven methods of increased competitiveness and profitability, including case studies and examples of successful banks to help project winning strategies onto institutions: accurately assessing the financial needs and desires of customers; emphasizing service over price; making bankers understand bank's value advantage; conveying the benefits of your bank that transcend the basic products; closing the loop by bringing the message to customers and price to customers that you have what they want....
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