| Business 1986 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A guide to the corporate audit report. | Business | Hull, Rita P., Sperry, John B. |
| Applying business methods and techniques: the case of the misaligned merger. (column) | Business | Durnwald, Michael J., Miller, James R. |
| A small business owner's primer of equity financing. | Business | Schilit, W. Keith |
| Beware the new entrepreneurs. | Business | Steiger, Thomas W. |
| Business and taxes: corporate provisions of Treasury II. | Business | Holland, Michael L. |
| Business and the law: sexual harassment - Is your company protected? (column) | Business | Deane, Richard H. |
| Business exchange: a look at American managerial styles. | Business | Business exchange: a look at American managerial styles. |
| Deflation, growth in 1986 - inflation, stagnation in 1987. | Business | Ratajczak, Don |
| Developing an effective manufacturing decision support system. | Business | Attaran, Mohsen, Bidgoli, Hossein |
| Discover the resources in your marketing channel. | Business | Lusch, Robert F., Constantin, James A. |
| Doing business in Third World countries. | Business | Smedley, Stanley R., Zimmerer, Thomas W. |
| Don Ratajczak -economic forecast. | Business | Ratajczak, Don |
| Don Ratajczak - economic forecast. (forecasts by the director of Georgia State University's Economic Forecasting Center) | Business | Ratajczak, Don |
| Gainsharing plans - how managers evaluate them. | Business | Ross, Timothy L., Hatcher, Larry |
| How to measure telemarketing productivity. | Business | Glass, Harold E., Kuhn, Nancy Matthews |
| How to obtain a loan for your business. | Business | Schilit, W. Keith |
| Insurance sales by financial institutions. | Business | Enis, Ben M. |
| Is computer backlash growing? | Business | Foegen, J.H. |
| Let your business plan be a road map to credit. | Business | Bryan, E. Lewis, Welton, Ralph E. |
| Low growth to almost no growth late in 1987. (Don Ratajczak - economic forecast) | Business | Ratajczak, Don |
| Making supervisors part of the management team. | Business | Phillips, Jack J. |
| Managing a closed system in an open systems world. | Business | Pringle, Charles D. |
| Marketing in the information age. | Business | Coppett, John I., Sullivan, Cornelius H. |
| Marketing strategies in action. | Business | Varadarajan, P.R. |
| Negative press: Is your company prepared? | Business | Reindenbach, R.E., Sherrell, Dan L. |
| Perspectives on computer ethics and crime. | Business | Render, Barry, Coffinberger, Richard, Gardner, Ella P., Ruth, Stephen R., Samuels, Linda |
| Problem solving by keeping in touch. | Business | Denton, D. Keith |
| Running successful problem-solving groups. | Business | Brightman, Harvey J., Verhoeven, Penny |
| Signposts on the road to excellence. (contains related article, 'The case of the mysterious control wheel.') | Business | McTague, Michael |
| Strategies for U.S. marketers in Saudi Arabia. | Business | Yavas, Ugur, Tuncalp, Secil |
| The case against chronology. (chronological reports do not structure material for easy analysis) (includes related articles on chronological reports and business correspondence) | Business | Pinsker, Sanford |
| The corporate integration of data processing. | Business | Dekle, James C. |
| The Dingell hearings: accounting on trial. | Business | Bates, Homer L., Garbacik, Judith V., McEldowney, John E. |
| The real meaning of excellence. | Business | Taylor, James W., Paul, Ronald N. |
| The state of strategic planning. | Business | Taylor, James W., Paul, Ronald N. |
| The transactional web: a strategic industrial marketing tool. | Business | Anderson, Joseph V. |
| Upward management: getting in step with the boss. | Business | Darling, John R, Taylor, Raymond E. |
| Why managerial problem-solving groups fail. | Business | Brightman, Harvey J., Verhoeven, Penny |
| Will merchandisers face new rules for balance sheets? | Business | McKinnon, Sharon M., Copeland, Ronald M. |
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