Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

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Volume 19, issue 6, 1976

Profiting from distribution conflicts pp. 4-13

William P. Dommermuth

Policies of multinational firms: A survey pp. 14-18

Randolph A. Pohlman, James S. Ang and Syed I. Ali

Managing social responsiveness pp. 19-24

Donald S. MacNaughton

Employee theft: Views from two sides pp. 25-29

Joseph Hair, Ronald F. Bush and Paul Busch

Evaluating capital expenditures under inflation: A primer pp. 30-39

Brandt Allen

Relating education to entrepreneurial success pp. 40-44

Merrill E. Douglass

How best to keep social security solvent pp. 45-50

Robert J. Myers

Managing human resources on a global scale pp. 51-56

Calvin Reynolds

Prescription for the marketplace--Everyone listen better! pp. 57-64

Ralph L. Day

The future of marketing strategy pp. 65-74

Robert F. Lusch, Jon G. Udell and Gene R. Laczniak

What are the real long-run objectives of business? pp. 75-81

Charles Edmonds and John H. Hand

Forward buying for profit maximization pp. 82-86

J. E. Tusing and R. E. Moll

Volume 19, issue 5, 1976

The practice of business: The competition game has changed pp. 5-20

B.A. Bridgewater, Donald Clifford and Thomas Hardy

Business leadership in national affairs pp. 5-11

John E. Swearingen

From farm gate to dining table: A look at central soya pp. 12-25

John D. Long

The semantics of sex discrimination pp. 21-25

Bette Ann Stead

Volkswagen's American dilemma pp. 26-30

Andrew Gray

The state of economic forecasting pp. 26-32

J. Charles Partee

New trends in product testing pp. 31-36

Joseph Nemec and Herbert Terry

Heroes, values and the organization pp. 33-41

Harvey C. Bunke

Retailers' responses to consumerism pp. 37-44

Larry J. Rosenberg

Industry reactions to food labeling regulations pp. 42-47

Robert Gatewood and Warren French

Self-insurance: Who should use it? pp. 45-53

James S. Trieschmann and E.J. Leverett

Managerial ethics in business and government pp. 48-54

James S. Bowman

Marks of a mature manager pp. 54-56

Charles C. Gibbons

Enrollment prospects for collegiate schools of business pp. 55-64

Robert C. Turner

Effective use of capital budgeting tools pp. 57-65

Glenn H. Petry

Accounting rule-making--Still at the crossroads pp. 65-75

Richard E. Baker

The future for electronic business systems pp. 69-74

Claude Martin

What your company should know about tuition aid plans pp. 75-80

Charles E. Watson and Alexis L. Grzybowski

The dilemma created by praise pp. 76-81

Frank P. Bordonaro

An alternative to transfer pricing pp. 81-86

Peter Mailandt

A marketing alternative: Consumer leasing and renting pp. 82-86

Robert W. Obenberger and Stephen W. Brown

Emergence of anti-industrialism pp. 87-93

Paul N. Bloom and Louis W. Stern

363 pp., $15.00Robert Chatov, Corporate financial reporting: Public or private control?, The Free Press (1975) pp. 87-87

Louis F. Biagioni

Volume 19, issue 4, 1976

Adam Smith: His times and work pp. 5-21

Irvin M. Grossack

The troubled future of retailing pp. 22-28

Albert D. Bates

Six challenges to business management pp. 29-37

Neil H. Jacoby

The marketing importance of the "Just Noticeable Difference" pp. 38-40

Steuart-Henderson Britt and Victoria M. Nelson

Thoughts on breaking up the petroleum industry pp. 41-51

Fred C. Allvine

Ah, retirement! hmm, retirement? pp. 52-54

Jack O. Vance

A systematic approach to market opportunity analyses pp. 55-65

Robert B. Woodruff

A new breakthrough for performance appraisal pp. 66-73

Cheedle W. Millard, Fred Luthans and Robert L. Ottemann

Valuing securities for employee stock ownership plans pp. 74-83

Wallace F. Forbes and Donald P. Partland

Diversifying successfully pp. 84-87

Paul I. Brown

The problems of problem solving pp. 88-94

Charles E. Watson

Volume 19, issue 3, 1976

Pros and cons of employee stock ownership plans pp. 5-12

Wallace F. Forbes and Donald P. Partland

Swedish experiments in job reform pp. 13-22

Richard B. Peterson

Are top executives transferable across companies? pp. 23-28

Y. K. Shetty and Newman Peery

Cash throw-off: A resource allocation strategy pp. 29-33

Edmund R. Gray and H. Baird Green

Executive perceptions of corporate social responsibility pp. 34-40

Sandra L. Holmes

Britain's economic dilemma: Side effects of party policies pp. 41-44

Walter J. Schroeder

The business environment of 1985 pp. 45-54

Jon G. Udell, Gene R. Laczniak and Robert F. Lusch

Human resource planning: Managerial concerns and practices pp. 55-59

James W. Walker

Selling jobs in the service sector pp. 61-65

W. Earl Sasser and Stephen P. Arbeit

How to develop a plan for securing venture capital pp. 66-72

William L. Brockhaus

Personal public relations pp. 73-74

Harold F. Puff

The value of behaviorally based performance appraisals pp. 75-83

William J. Kearney

Where the law ends: The social control of corporate behavior pp. 84-87

Christopher D. Stone

Volume 19, issue 2, 1976

Cost vs. human values in plant location pp. 5-14

Kurt R. Student

The case for participative management pp. 15-21

Donald P. Crane

Selling proposals for change pp. 22-25

Arthur P. Brief and Alan C. Filley

How to hire an executive pp. 26-32

Robert Sellery

How to fire an executive pp. 33-36

Robert F. Westcott

Making strategic planning work pp. 37-47

Harold Koontz

Research clearinghouse pp. 48-50

William G. Ryan

The delphi technique: A long-range planning tool pp. 51-56

Richard J. Tersine and Walter E. Riggs

Controlling the risks in real estate pp. 57-66

Mahlon IV Apgar

Women as negotiators pp. 67-68

James Wall and Robert Virtue

Managing with the consumer's help pp. 69-74

Betsy D. Gelb, Gabriel M. Gelb and Ricky W. Griffin

Medical malpractice insurance: An economic view pp. 75-82

Franklin E. Robeson

Ethics in marketing research pp. 83-86

Robert Bezilla, Joel B. Haynes and Clifford Elliott

Reader and editor pp. 87-87

Robert D. Gray

Reader and editor pp. 87-88

Charles E. Watson

Reader and editor pp. 88-88

Constance Azzi

Volume 19, issue 1, 1976

Perfecting capitalism--An economic dilemma pp. 5-12

Joseph W. McGuire

Survival tactics for the small business pp. 13-24

James H. Carrington and Jeanne M. Aurelio

Reforming private pension plan administration pp. 25-35

Powell Niland

Research: The ways of academe and business pp. 36-38

Neil Bruce Holbert

Daily information reporting pp. 39-44

Herbert F. Floyd

Sixteen commandments for corporate directors pp. 45-58

John D. Donnell

Business economicsthe end or a new beginning? pp. 59-60

Bryan Lowes and John R. Sparkes

Strategic responses to technological threats pp. 61-69

Arnold C. Cooper and Dan Schendel

Games negotiators play pp. 70-76

Frank L. Acuff and Maurice Villere

Examining employee evaluations pp. 77-83

Robert E. Hastings

Foreign banking in the United States pp. 84-87

David Ricks and Jeffrey S. Arpan

Inflation and life styles: The marketing impact pp. 90-96

Zoher E. Shipchandler