Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In.
Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In
by: Roger Fisher
, William L. Ury
, Bruce Patton
publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics)
, released: 01 December, 1991
price: $10.20 (new), $0.01 (used)
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Our Iceberg Is Melting: Changing and Succeeding Under Any Conditions.
Our Iceberg Is Melting: Changing and Succeeding Under Any Conditions
by: John Kotter
, Holger Rathgeber
, Peter Mueller
, Spenser Johnson
publisher: St. Martin’s Press
, released: 05 September, 2006
price: $13.57 (new), $9.20 (used)
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Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything.
Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything
by: Don Tapscott
, Anthony D. Williams
publisher: Portfolio Hardcover
, released: 28 December, 2006
price: $17.13 (new), $9.99 (used)
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leave Miss Smith, who can now claim to consult
her banker in matters of business
In this comfortable state of things we will
leave Miss Smith, who can now claim to consult
her banker in matters of business.
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a man to become proprietor of his own dwelling
THE main object of a Building Society is to aid
a man to become proprietor of his own dwelling.
This can be accomplished by means of the society
in two different ways:- 1, by depositing with
the society periodical money savings until, with
the interest allowed, enough has been accumu-
lated to buy […]
Management (8th Edition).
Management (8th Edition)
by: Stephen P. Robbins
, Mary Coulter
publisher: Prentice Hall
, released: 14 January, 2004
price: $3.79 (used)
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assumption on which the free interchange of capital among nations and
the consequent specialization that proceeded from it, was taken to be a
safe and sound policy
Then came the war, which went far to undermine the great underlying
assumption on which the free interchange of capital among nations and
the consequent specialization that proceeded from it, was taken to […]
an annual income of about 800 a year, living on 600 of it and saving
200
Let us consider the case of a doctor in a provincial town who is making
an annual income of about 800 a year, living on 600 of it and saving
200. Instead of spending this quarter of his income on immediate
enjoyments, such as […]
contend that the saving business ought not to be left to the whims of
private individuals, but should be carried out by the State in the
public interest; and there are some innocent folk who imagine that, if
this were done, the fee that is now paid to the saver for the use of the
capital that he has […]
raised against the terrible scourge of war, can it have much force on
the rare occasions when it speaks in its favour? For there is no
inconsistency with the view that finance is a peacemaker, if we now
acknowledge that finance may sometimes ask for the exertion of force on
its behalf
If, then, the voice of international finance is […]