Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1967

Housing: Are we paying more and getting less? pp. 7-20

Halbert C. Smith

Managing management manpower pp. 23-28

Mason Haire

The hunger myth: The world can be fed pp. 29-36

Don Paarlberg

How to use your business lawyer pp. 37-44

John D. Donnell

Understanding the social responsibility puzzle pp. 45-50

Keith Davis

The problem of aging organizations pp. 51-58

Edward B. Roberts

Ideational items The meaning of goals pp. 59-60

Laurence Jacobs

Concentration in food retailing pp. 61-68

Harper Boyd, Henry J. Claycamp and Ronald E. Frank

Models for multieountry investments pp. 69-74

Jack Zwick

Socioeconomic aspects of advertising pp. 75-78

Milton H. Spencer

Toward innovative leadership pp. 79-88

Eugene J. Koprowski

Economic dilemma: 1968 - 1969 pp. 89-92

Lawrence E. Kreider

The new morality and the new managers pp. 97-104

Robert M. Fulmer and Charles Wellborn

Rueff on economic policy: Jacques Rueff Balance of payments: Proposals for the resolution of the most pressing world economic problem of our time (Dean Clement, trans.) The Macmillan Company, 215 pp pp. 105-106

Robert W. Stevens

The problem of privacy: Edward Engberg The spy in the corporate structure and the right to privacy The World Publishing Company, $5.95 pp. 106-106

William G. Ryan

Privacy and freedom: Alan F. Westin Atheneum Publishers, $10 pp. 106-106

William G. Ryan

Volume 10, issue 3, 1967

The beer industry pp. 5-19

Ann Horowitz and Ira Horowitz

A senator's reaction pp. 20-20

William Proxmire

Businessmen's reaction pp. 20-20

J. L. Watson

Businessmen's reaction pp. 20-20

Jack Homer

The coming cashless society pp. 23-32

Dale L. Reistad

Plain talk about computers pp. 33-38

George Glaser

The Edseledsel ten years later pp. 39-46

William H. Reynolds

Performing arts: The permanent crisis pp. 47-50

William Baumol

A fresh look at management by objectives pp. 51-58

Robert A. Howell

Antitrust in practice: The Case of Gasoline Marketing pp. 59-66

Sumner Marcus

The airlines: A case study in management innovation pp. 67-75

Henry O. Golightly

Problem of the displaced executive pp. 76-78

R. J. Wytmar

Managers and management scentists (Two cultures) pp. 79-86

James E. Rosenzweig

Aggregate planning for production pp. 87-97

Elwood S. Buffa

Research clearinghouse pp. 99-103

William G. Ryan

With both pride and alarm pp. 105-128

Lois Headings

Volume 10, issue 2, 1967

The commercial aircraft industry pp. 5-6

A. Carl Kotchian

Reader and editor pp. 18-18

John J. Phelan

Federal participation in the supersonic transport program pp. 21-26

George W. Hilton

A systems approach to the innovation process: Its use in the Bell System pp. 27-36

Jack A. Morton

Technological forecasting A management tool pp. 37-46

Raymond S. Isenson

The electric car: Economics and technology pp. 47-56

Lloyd D. Orr

Extending man's environment to sea and sky pp. 57-62

John H. Clotworthy

Technology and urban transit pp. 63-70

Sumner Myers

Economic impact of space expenditures: Some broad issues dealing with costs and benefits pp. 71-80

Stephen M. Barro

Risk and the business decision: Management and the Markowitz model pp. 81-90

Dale D. Mc Farlane and Ira Horowitz

National emergency strikes: The danger of extralegal success pp. 91-96

Arthur A. Sloane

A white mouse for the mines: Moralities for technopolis II pp. 101-120

Lois Headings

Volume 10, issue 1, 1967

The obligations of education for business pp. 5-6

W. George Pinnell

About this issue pp. 16-16

The Editor

A legislator's view pp. 16-16

Richard L. Ottinger

Book notes commended pp. 18-18

Julian H. Hopkins

A new partnership: Business, education, society: Domestic storm signals must be heeded pp. 21-30

J. Irwin Miller

Some reflections for 1986: A European looks at the economy on both sides of the Atlantic pp. 31-38

Ottino Caracciolo Di Forino

Business: Where the action is: Counter the criticism with challenges pp. 39-44

Oscar L. Dunn

Retailing: Past, present, and prospects: Whatever changes lie ahead, the challenge is the same pp. 45-50

Stanley Marcus

Where do corporate responsibilities really lie?: Not to society, managers feel pp. 51-54

Arthur W. Lorig

Growth by acquisition: Some guidelines for success: The "how to" of thirteen successful companies pp. 55-62

David C. Kilmer

Understanding project authority: Concept changes manager's traditional role pp. 63-70

David I. Cleland

The myth of marketing in banking: Are bankers practicing what they preach? pp. 71-78

Richard H. Brien and James E. Stafford

Union impact on retail management: Awareness of marketing policies will smooth relations pp. 79-84

Ronald D. Michman

Pressures on the key executives overseas: Corporate survey focuses on success abroad pp. 85-90

David E. Hitchin

Research clearinghouse pp. 91-94

William G. Ryan