Business Horizons

1958 - 2025

Current editor(s): C. M. Dalton

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1959

Business and the jet age pp. 4-4

Donald W. Nyrop

The $3 billion expansion program in air transport pp. 12-12

G. W. Starr

Administering executive compensation pp. 21-32

Arch Patton

Social responsibility: Can business survive the challenge? pp. 33-41

Richard Eells

Improving the management of research pp. 42-49

William L. Swager

Are executive health examinations necessary? pp. 50-55

Kendall A. Elsom

National economic growth accomplishments and prospects pp. 56-60

Raymond J. Saulnier

Tomorrow's metropolitan America pp. 61-67

Robinson Newcomb

Policy reappraisal and maintenance pp. 68-73

W. Arthur Cullman

An approach to successful marketing planning pp. 74-82

Andrall E. Pearson

Laien American perceptions of U.S. Capitalism pp. 83-91

Reed M. Powell

Techonological horizons-- Mechanization of the postal system pp. 92-94

Arthur E. Summerfield

Volume 2, issue 3, 1959

Telephone lines-nervous system of American business pp. 4-11

Donald C. Power

Comment from our readers pp. 12-14

James W. Culliton

Business and religion pp. 12-12

Jacob Polish

Comment from our reader pp. 14-14

D. E. Megathlin

Canadian nationalism pp. 14-14

George W. Wijson

Industrial accidents pp. 17-17

J. V. Grimaldi

Another summons pp. 17-17

C. W. Holmquist

The decision process in administration pp. 19-25

Robert D. Calkins

Stock ownership for employees pp. 26-33

John C. Agnew

The crucible of our business creeds pp. 34-44

Gerhard R. Andlinger

Remaking America's cities pp. 45-51

M. Carter McFarland

The role of planning in marketing pp. 53-57

Wendell R. Smith

A case study in marketing management pp. 57-60

Anthony E. Cascino

Sales forecasting Key to integrated management pp. 61-67

William Lazer

Simulation in organizational research pp. 68-77

E. Martin

Liberal education in education for business pp. 78-84

Milton Katz

The American businessman and foreign policy pp. 85-91

Allan S. Nanes

Financial fantasy pp. 92-101

L. Vann Seawell

Era of innovation coming in transportation pp. 102-107

L. L. Waters

Coming social fusion: Germanicus and the opening of the third eye pp. 108-121

Lois Shepherd Headings

Soviet view of the American economy pp. 122-127

Nicholas Balabkins

Volume 2, issue 2, 1959

Rising productivity and the decades ahead pp. 4-6

Robert C. Turner

Comments from our readers pp. 10-12

John P. Lewis

Toward economic freedom a plan for coping with bigness pp. 21-28

George Romney

Urban growth in the next 15 years pp. 29-36

Homer Hoyt

Our growing population threat or boon? pp. 37-45

George J. Stolnitz

Can life insurance adjust to inflation? pp. 46-53

F. J. McDiarmid

Are profits and social responsibilities compatible? pp. 54-64

D. Mead Johnson, Harold F. Smiddy, Herman C. Nolen and Charles M. Hewitt

The argument for selective credit ease pp. 65-72

Leo Fishman

Proposal for a North American common market pp. 73-80

William H. Peterson

Depreciation reform 1 What does business want? pp. 81-89

Ray M. Powell

Depreciation Reform 2 CURE FOR RECESSIONS? pp. 90-99

Donald F. Istvan

Teaching executives via simulation pp. 100-109

E. Martin

New sources of energy pp. 110-113

David D. Martin

Volume 2, issue 1, 1959

To the editors pp. 13-13

Neal Hennessy

To the editors pp. 13-13

H. J. Stack

Behind the lines pp. 14-16

Schuyler F. Otteson

Farm surpluses how to end them pp. 19-29

John MacMillan

Doing business in the common market pp. 30-37

Emile Benoit

The weakening of managerial rights pp. 38-48

Frank T. de Vyver

Investment in survival pp. 49-52

Herman B. Wells

The assistant idle or vital? pp. 53-57

Richard C. Anderson

Top management takes a second look at electronic data processing pp. 74-84

Harold Koontz

A marketing analysis of religion: Can businesslike methods improve the "sales" of religion? pp. 85-92

James W. Culliton

Industry's inexcusable accident toll pp. 93-98

Clayton F. Van Pelt

The business of schools of business pp. 99-103

W. Allen Wallis

Free transit a way out of traffic jams pp. 104-109

L. Leslie Waters

Technological horizons pp. 110-114

Herbert Bandes

Shoopers' guide pp. 116-124

Lois Shepherd Headings

A contrast of approach in the new writing about management pp. 126-128

R. Stansbury Stockton