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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1118729056
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1118729052
  • Author: Boone & Kurtz

Best-selling authors Boone & Kurtz continue to lead the market with their innovative, up-to-the-minute texts. This 2000 paperback is an updated version of the market-leading Contemporary Business text at a reduced price for the student. Equipped with the same standard-setting features and ancillaries as the hardbound version, this paperback is filled with updated materials, all of which reflect currency changes in the business world.

Table contents:

  1. CHAPTER 1 The Changing Face of Business
  2. Chapter 1 Overview
  3. 1.1 What is Business?
  4. 1.2 Factors of Production
  5. 1.3 The Private Enterprise System
  6. 1.4 Seven Eras in the History of Business
  7. 1.5 Current Business Workforce Trends
  8. 1.6 Today’s Manager
  9. 1.7 What Makes a Company Admired?
  10. What’s Ahead
  11. Chapter in Review
  12. CHAPTER 2 Business Ethics and Social Responsibility
  13. Chapter 2 Overview
  14. 2.1 Concern for Ethical and Societal Issues
  15. 2.2 The Contemporary Ethical Environment
  16. 2.3 How Organizations Shape Ethical Conduct
  17. 2.4 Acting Responsibly to Satisfy Society
  18. 2.5 Responsibilities to Investors and the Financial Community
  19. What’s Ahead
  20. Chapter in Review
  21. CHAPTER 3 Economic Challenges Facing Business Today
  22. Chapter 3 Overview
  23. 3.1 Microeconomics: The Forces of Demand and Supply
  24. 3.2 Macroeconomics: Issues for the Entire Economy
  25. 3.3 Evaluating Economic Performance
  26. 3.4 Managing the Economy’s Performance
  27. 3.5 Global Economic Challenges of the Twenty‐First Century
  28. What’s Ahead
  29. Chapter in Review
  30. CHAPTER 4 Competing in World Markets 80
  31. Chapter 4 Overview
  32. 4.1 Why Nations Trade
  33. 4.2 Measuring Trade Between Nations
  34. 4.3 Barriers to International Trade
  35. 4.4 Reducing Barriers to International Trade
  36. 4.5 Going Global
  37. 4.6 Developing a Strategy for International Business
  38. What’s Ahead
  39. Chapter in Review
  40. CHAPTER 5 Forms of Business Ownership and Organization
  41. Chapter 5 Overview
  42. 5.1 Most Businesses are Small Businesses
  43. 5.2 Contributions of Small Business to the Economy
  44. 5.3 Why Small Businesses Fail
  45. 5.4 The Business Plan: A Foundation for Success
  46. 5.5 Assistance for Small Businesses
  47. 5.6 Franchising
  48. 5.7 Forms of Private Business Ownership
  49. 5.8 Public and Collective Ownership of Business
  50. 5.9 Organizing a Corporation
  51. 5.10 When Businesses Join Forces
  52. What’s Ahead
  53. Chapter in Review
  54. CHAPTER 6 Starting Your Own Business: The Entrepreneurship Alternative
  55. Chapter 6 Overview
  56. 6.1 What is an Entrepreneur?
  57. 6.2 Reasons to Choose Entrepreneurship as a Career Path
  58. 6.3 The Environment for Entrepreneurs
  59. 6.4 Characteristics of Entrepreneurs
  60. 6.5 Starting a New Venture
  61. 6.6 Intrapreneurship
  62. What’s Ahead
  63. Chapter in Review
  64. CHAPTER 7 Management, Leadership, and the Internal Organization
  65. Chapter 7 Overview
  66. 7.1 What is Management?
  67. 7.2 Setting a Vision and Ethical Standards for the Firm
  68. 7.3 Importance of Planning
  69. 7.4 The Strategic Planning Process
  70. 7.5 Managers as Decision Makers
  71. 7.6 Managers as Leaders
  72. 7.7 Corporate Culture
  73. 7.8 Organizational Structures
  74. What’s Ahead
  75. Chapter in Review
  76. CHAPTER 8 Human Resource Management: From Recruitment to Labour Relations
  77. Chapter 8 Overview
  78. 8.1 Human Resources: The People Behind the People
  79. 8.2 Recruitment and Selection
  80. 8.3 Orientation, Training, and Evaluation
  81. 8.4 Compensation
  82. 8.5 Employee Separation
  83. 8.6 Motivating Employees
  84. 8.7 Labour–Management Relations
  85. What’s Ahead
  86. Chapter in Review
  87. CHAPTER 9 Top Performance Through Empowerment, Teamwork, and Communication
  88. Chapter 9 Overview
  89. 9.1 Empowering Employees
  90. 9.2 Teams
  91. 9.3 Team Characteristics
  92. 9.4 Team Cohesiveness and Norms
  93. 9.5 Team Conflict
  94. 9.6 The Importance of Effective Communication
  95. 9.7 Basic Forms of Communication
  96. 9.8 External Communication and Crisis Management
  97. What’s Ahead
  98. Chapter in Review
  99. CHAPTER 10 Production and Operations Management
  100. Chapter 10 Overview
  101. 10.1 The Strategic Importance of Production
  102. 10.2 Production Processes
  103. 10.3 Technology and the Production Process
  104. 10.4 The Location Decision
  105. 10.5 The Job of Production Managers
  106. 10.6 Controlling the Production Process
  107. 10.7 Importance of Quality
  108. What’s Ahead
  109. Chapter in Review
  110. CHAPTER 11 Customer‐Driven Marketing
  111. Chapter 11 Overview
  112. 11.1 What is Marketing?
  113. 11.2 Evolution of the Marketing Concept
  114. 11.3 Not‐for‐Profit and Nontraditional Marketing
  115. 11.4 Developing a Marketing Strategy
  116. 11.5 Marketing Research
  117. 11.6 Market Segmentation
  118. 11.7 Consumer Behaviour
  119. 11.8 Relationship Marketing
  120. What’s Ahead
  121. Chapter in Review
  122. CHAPTER 12 Product and Distribution Strategies
  123. Chapter 12 Overview
  124. 12.1 Product Strategy
  125. 12.2 Product Life Cycle
  126. 12.3 Product Identification
  127. 12.4 Distribution Strategy
  128. 12.5 Wholesaling
  129. 12.6 Retailing
  130. 12.7 Distribution Channel Decisions and Logistics
  131. What’s Ahead
  132. Chapter in Review
  133. CHAPTER 13 Promotion and Pricing Strategies
  134. Chapter 13 Overview
  135. 13.1 Integrated Marketing Communications
  136. 13.2 Advertising
  137. 13.3 Sales Promotion
  138. 13.4 Pushing and Pulling Strategies
  139. 13.5 Pricing Objectives in the Marketing Mix
  140. 13.6 Pricing Strategies
  141. 13.7 Consumer Perceptions of Prices
  142. What’s Ahead
  143. Chapter in Review
  144. CHAPTER 14 Using Technology to Manage Information
  145. Chapter 14 Overview
  146. 14.1 Technology Has Forever Changed Business
  147. 14.2 Data, Information Systems, and Big Data
  148. 14.3 Components and Types of Information Systems
  149. 14.4 Computer Hardware and Software
  150. 14.5 Networks, the Internet, and Cloud Computing
  151. 14.6 Security and Ethical Issues Affecting Information Systems
  152. 14.7 Disaster Recovery and Backup
  153. 14.8 Information Technology Trends
  154. What’s Ahead
  155. Chapter in Review
  156. CHAPTER 15 Understanding Accounting and Financial Statements
  157. Chapter 15 Overview
  158. 15.1 Users of Accounting Information
  159. 15.2 Accounting Professionals
  160. 15.3 The Foundation of the Accounting System
  161. 15.4 The Accounting Cycle
  162. 15.5 Financial Statements
  163. 15.6 Financial Ratio Analysis
  164. 15.7 Budgeting
  165. 15.8 International Accounting
  166. What’s Ahead
  167. Chapter in Review
  168. CHAPTER 16 The Financial System
  169. Chapter 16 Overview
  170. 16.1 Understanding the Financial System
  171. 16.2 Types of Securities
  172. 16.3 Financial Markets
  173. 16.4 Understanding Stock Markets
  174. 16.5 Financial Institutions
  175. 16.6 The Role of the Bank of Canada
  176. 16.7 Regulation of the Financial System
  177. 16.8 The Financial System: A Global Perspective
  178. What’s Ahead
  179. Chapter in Review
  180. CHAPTER 17 Financial Management
  181. Chapter 17 Overview
  182. 17.1 The Role of the Financial Manager
  183. 17.2 Financial Planning
  184. 17.3 Managing Assets
  185. 17.4 Sources of Funds and Capital Structure
  186. 17.5 Short‐Term Funding Options
  187. 17.6 Sources of Long‐Term Financing
  188. 17.7 Mergers, Acquisitions, Buyouts, and Divestitures
  189. What’s Ahead
  190. Chapter in Review
  191. CHAPTER 18 Trends in E‐Commerce
  192. Chapter 18 Overview
  193. 18.1 The Capabilities of E‐Commerce
  194. 18.2 B2B E‐Commerce
  195. 18.3 B2C E‐Commerce
  196. 18.4 E‐Commerce Challenges
  197. 18.5 Using the Web to Communicate
  198. 18.6 The Global Environment for E‐Commerce
  199. 18.7 Building and Managing a Website
  200. 18.8 Continuing Trends in E‐Commerce
  201. What’s Ahead
  202. Chapter in Review
  203. APPENDIX A Additional Cases
  204. APPENDIX B Business Law
  205. APPENDIX C Insurance and Risk Management
  206. APPENDIX D Personal Financial Planning
  207. APPENDIX E Developing a Business Plan
  208. APPENDIX F Careers in Contemporary Business
  209. APPENDIX G Launching Your Career
  210. APPENDIX H Comprehensive Case Study: Beau’s All Natural Brewing Company
  211. GLOSSARY
  212. NOTES
  213. NAME INDEX
  214. SUBJECT INDEX
  215. END USER LICENSE Agreement

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