American Journal of Business

1986 - 2026

Current editor(s): Dr David Burnie

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Hostile Corporate Takeovers: Why and How Their Numbers Grow pp. 4-8: Carol J. Billingham
Rental Property Tax Shelters: An Update pp. 9-14: L. Murphy Smith and Bob G. Kilpatrick
Reframing the Argument for National Plant‐Closing Legislation pp. 15-20: Nancy Kubasek
U.S. Farm Programs and Their Impact on Exports: A Metaphor for International Trade Policy pp. 21-28: Matthew H. Sauber and A. Edward Spitz
Power and Industry Structure: Understanding the Acquisition and Use of Corporate Power in Competitive Relationships pp. 29-35: Inga S. Baird and Ray V. Montagno
Effective Computer Selection for a Small Business pp. 36-40: Jatinder N.D. Gupta, Thomas M. Harris and Donald F. Kuratko
Information Needs of the Bank Loan Officer in Evaluating Loan Requests from Small Businesses pp. 41-45: Kenneth M. Hiltebeitel

Biases in Investor Decision Making: The Case of John DeLorean pp. 5-12: Thomas S. Bateman and Charles R. Schwenk
The Analytical Hierarch Process – An Aid To Decision Making pp. 13-18: Christopher Wolfe
The Japanese Phenomenon Without Stereotypes, and What We Can Learn From It (Part II) pp. 19-28: James A. Lee
Examining the Small Business Incubator Explosion pp. 29-34: Donald F. Kuratko and William R. LaFollette
Group Effects on a Merit Pay System pp. 35-40: Albert S. King
Rebates: An Ethical Issue? pp. 41-46: Ramon A. Avila and Teresa K. Avila
The Impact of Tax Simplification on Mortgate Buyouts pp. 47-54: Walt Woerheide and John Marquardt
Investment Decisions with Labor Bottlenecsks pp. 55-62: Ron M. Adelsman and Paul S. Kochanowski

Global Marketing: A New Manifest Destiny? pp. 3-6: Charles T. Crespy
Steel Marketing in Japan pp. 7-14: Kiyoshi Kawahito
The Japanese Phenomenon Without Stereotypes, and What We Can Learn from It (Part I) pp. 15-24: James A. Lee
Retirement Plans for the Self‐Employed Small Business Owner pp. 25-32: Raj Padmaraj, Kenneth Balinski and Josef Blass
Probability Assessment in Small Business pp. 33-38: Jatinder N.D. Gupta and David F. Dianich
Changing Computer Technology: What Can Managers Do? pp. 39-46: Jo Ann Verdin and Anthony M. Pagano
J. Dwight Peterson and the Rescue of City Securities Corporation 1930‐1940 pp. 47-56: E. Bruce Geelhoed