The Motives of Managers, Environmental Restraints, and the Theory of Managerial Enterprise

William L. Baldwin

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1964, vol. 78, issue 2, 238-256

Abstract: I. Introduction, 238. — II. Behavioral assumptions underlying theories of managerial enterprise, 239. — III. Target rate of return pricing as a managerial tool, 244. — IV. Management goals and restraints on managerial autonomy, 248. — V. Implications for the theory of the firm, 253.

Date: 1964
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