Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

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Volume 16, issue 6, 1973

Profile of the future ZPG, ZEG, and zero inflation pp. 5-13

Robert C. Turner

The author replies pp. 13-14

Neil H. Jacoby

Making minutes count pp. 15-22

Paul L. Rice

The how and who of long-range planning pp. 23-30

Leslie W. Rue

The OD-management development conflict pp. 31-36

John B. Miner

Turnkey-plus operations pp. 37-45

Edgar J. Moor

Research clearinghouse pp. 46-46

William G. Ryan

The what, what not, and how of internal communication pp. 47-50

Henry O. Golightly

Why not a Paul principle? pp. 51-54

James H. Healey

Motivation vs. learning approaches to organizational behavior pp. 55-62

Fred Luthans and Robert Ottemann

Managers and MIS: "They get what they want" pp. 63-68

Carl R. Adams and Roger G. Schroeder

Beyond tokenism: Women as true corporate peers pp. 69-76

Eleanor Brantley Schwartz and James Rago

Organizational application of system theory pp. 77-84

Charles J. Coleman and David D. Palmer

Three views of the ideal MBA pp. 85-91

Thomas J. Von der Embse, D. Wayne Delozier and Joseph F. Castellano

The closing circle: Barry Commoner Bantam Books, New York pp. 92-93

James M. Higgins

Economics for social decisions: E.J. Mishan Praeger University Series, 1973, $2.95 pp. 93-93

Morton J. Marcus

Volume 16, issue 5, 1973

Profiles of the future The intelligent MIS--a management helper pp. 5-12

William R. King

The management conflict with democratic values pp. 13-19

William J. Crockett

A guide for appraising marketing activities pp. 20-30

Richard E. Homans and Ben M. Enis

How executives account for their own success pp. 31-42

Dick Berry

The pros and cons of forecast publication pp. 43-49

John K. Shank and John Calfee

Operation dare--Help for the ex-offender pp. 51-57

Gopal C. Pati, Raymond D. Curran and Gus Wilhelmy

Technology assessment Another view pp. 58-60

Harold S. Becker

Ideational items Job satisfaction: the "throwaway" society pp. 61-62

Robert J. Waller

Cost-benefit analysis and social responsibility pp. 63-72

David Novick

Mental health on the job: Whose responsibility? pp. 73-80

Charles R. Holloman

Should the sales presentation be "fresh" or "Canned"? pp. 81-88

Marvin A. Jolson

The proper use of the questionnaire survey pp. 89-94

Martin J. Gannon

The practice of managerial psychology: Andrew J. DuBrin Pergamon Press Inc., $11.50 pp. 95-95

Willy E. Musschoot

Supermoney: Adam Smith Random house pp. 95-95

Raymond N. Davis

The job revolution: Judson Gooding New York: Walker & Company, 1972; 213 pp.; $7.95 pp. 96-96

James M. Lahiff

Volume 16, issue 4, 1973

The practice of business: The current status of corporate social responsibility pp. 5-14

Henry Eilbirt and I. Robert Parket

Research and experience in management: The need for a synthesis pp. 15-24

W. H. Gruber and J. S. Niles

MBO--Twenty years later, where do we stand?: A preliminary evaluation pp. 25-36

Dale D. McConkey

The six phases of cost reduction: Effective use can increase profits pp. 37-46

William D. King

What reading will do for the executive pp. 47-51

B. J. Hodge and John W. Lee

The T-Group: Short cut or short circuit? pp. 53-64

Louis A. Allen

Business, government, and the science of human settlements pp. 65-72

Inder P. Khera

The buyer's side of marketing research pp. 73-80

A. B. Blankenship and Raymond F. Barker

Do university executive development programs pay off? pp. 81-87

Reed M. Powell and Charles S. Davis

Corporate power: myth or reality? pp. 88-96

Irvin M. Grossack

Volume 16, issue 3, 1973

Profiles of the future The manager of the future pp. 5-14

John F. Mee

The coming era of the financial executive: A broadened, less specialized role pp. 15-22

Hermann H. Pohl

What mbo really is: Results require a complete program pp. 23-30

William E. Reif and Gerald Bassford

Another view: A case for the highway trust fund pp. 31-34

Richard L. Pfister

Another view: Professor Friedman on higher education pp. 35-37

Irvin M. Grossack

Ideational items Decision theory and the practicing manager pp. 38-40

Brian D. Ives

The worth of humanistic management: Some contemporary examples pp. 41-50

J. Carroll Swart

Evaluation of inventory management: Efficiency can affect success pp. 51-60

D. W. Gibson and J. E. Butler

The computer and the personnel department: Keys to modernizing human resource systems pp. 61-66

Edward A. Tomeski and Harold Lazarus

The contingency theory of management: A path out of the jungle pp. 67-72

Fred Luthans

The performance appraisal: A critique and an alternative pp. 73-78

James C. Conant

The planning-motivation dilemma: Limitations and advantages of setting goals pp. 79-87

David R. Hampton

The limits to pp. 88-96

Thomas B. Clark and Robert M. Fulmer

Volume 16, issue 2, 1973

Profiles of the future: The emerging new product development industry pp. 5-10

Edward M. Tauber

Consumer expectations and the communications gap: Causes of consumer dissatisfaction pp. 11-16

Rolph E. Anderson and Marvin A. Jolson

The disappearing data source: Ameliorating relations between academics and business pp. 17-22

Thomas L. Reuschling and Michael J. Etzel

Identity and social responsibility policies: Six large corporations examined pp. 23-28

Henry Baker

Decision and information systems for strategic planning pp. 29-36

William R. King and David I. Cleland

Motivating managers with money: How to assess and reward performance pp. 37-43

Sidney R. Wilson

The journeyman executive: The demise of the lifetime contract pp. 47-52

Patrick Kimball

Legalized gambling an industry of the future?: Flourishing, persistent, pervasive--Should it be legal? pp. 53-58

Marjorie Person, Henry A. Sciullo and P.J. Welles

Organizational design: A contingency approach: A model for organic management design pp. 59-68

Don Hellriegel and John Slocum

Manpower planning models and techniques: A descriptive survey pp. 69-78

Don R. Bryant, Michael J. Maggard and Robert P. Taylor

Japan and minerals development in ASIA: The impact of transportation technology pp. 79-83

Charles W. Robinson

Black businessmen in management literature pp. 84-88

Philip Harris

228 pp., $2.50Turner Louis, Invisible empires: Multinational Corporation and the Modern World, Hamisch Hamilton (1970) pp. 88-88

Riad Ajami

Volume 16, issue 1, 1973

The population fizzle pp. 5-20

James D. Foust and Al D. Southwood

Looking back at looking forward: A check of some fortune forecasts pp. 21-28

Richard N. Farmer

Executive behavioral cages: Is escape possible? pp. 29-36

James Rago

Technological forecasting in planning: A method of using relevance trees pp. 37-44

William L. Swager

The corporate responsibility officer: A new position on the organization chart pp. 45-51

Henry Eilbirt and I. Robert Parket

Our working women: An underutilized resource pp. 55-62

Rolph E. Anderson and Richard J. Tersine

Murphy's fourth law--exciting archeological find pp. 63-64

Edwin H. Cady

Individual career planning: Managerial help for subordinates pp. 65-72

James W. Walker

Cost control for computers: Applying bread-and-butter principles pp. 73-82

Hendrick S. Smith

Does performance appraisal work?: Common set of goals needed pp. 83-91

Arch Patton

Management-from medieval times to the present pp. 92-95

Archie B. Carroll

Explorations in managerial talent: Edwin E. Ghiselli Goodyear Publishing Co pp. 95-96

Merrill J. Riley