Business Strategy: A Guide to Effective Decision-Making (The Economist Series)

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ISBN-10:

1861974590

ISBN-13:

9781861974594

Author(s): Kourdi, Jeremy
Edition: 1
Released: Oct 29, 2003
Publisher: Bloomberg Press
Format: Hardcover, 288 pages
Related ISBN: 9781511383509

Description:

Powerful new forces are reshaping the business world and the role of the manager in making effective strategic choices is increasingly demanding. This book shows today's manager how to create and sustain a dynamic, profitable business with techniques to support effective decisions. It evaluates the tools, tactics, and techniques for making profit-boosting decisions. Moreover, it contains insights into effective strategic decisions--what worked and why, what failed and why.

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