business management theories
business management theories
INVESTMENT THEORY
By: GOVINDAM BUSINESS SCHOOL|2012-03-27|International Business
INVESTMENT THEORY There are a number of investment theories. Except for MacDougall hypothesis, investment theories are primarily based on imperfect market conditions.
Leadership Theories
By: Rajen Jani|2008-12-21|Leadership
When an individual manages to influence the minds of several people to behave in a certain way towards the fulfillment of a specific or a general goal, then that individual is said to have exhibited leadership qualities, and is considered as a leade...388
McGregor's Theory of Management
By: Alice Ken|2012-03-31|Management
McGregor's theory fronts two basic approaches to the management of people. These approaches are the X-Theory and the Y-Theory. The X-Theory represents an authoritarian style of management where a manager assumes that the average person doesn't like work and will tend to avoid work if possible.
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Factor Proportions Theory
By: GOVINDAM BUSINESS SCHOOL|2012-03-24|International Business
Factor Proportions Theory or Heckschar and Ohlin Model The theory was compounded by two Swedish economists, Eli Heckscher and Bertil Ohlin. The theory explains that a country should produce and export a commodity that primarily involves a factor of...377
Management Accounting Theory of Cost Behavior
By: Benny|2011-08-06|College
Management accounting contains a number of decision-making tools that require the conversion of all operating costs and expenses into fixed and variable components. The responsibility for providing this cost behavior information falls squarely upon the shoulders of the management accountant.
Management Accounting - Theory of Fixed Costs
By: Benny|2011-08-06|College
In order to be used, many management accounting decision-making models explicitly require that all costs be classified as either fixed or variable.
Information Systems Theory 101
By: Tim Bryce|2010-02-10|Programming
"The first on-line, real-time, interactive, data base system was double-entry bookkeeping which was developed by the merchants of Venice in 1200 A.D." - Bryce's Law Systems work is not as hard as you might think.
Theories of Capital Structure
By: GOVINDAM BUSINESS SCHOOL|2012-04-06|Finance
Theories of Capital Structure (1) Net Income Approach:- The essence of net income approach is that the firm can increase its value or lower the overall cost of capital by increasing proportion of debt in capital structure. The assumption ...549
The Theory of Limitations
By: Iyer Subramanian|2011-06-18|Human Resources
The Theory of Constraints The theory of thinking was propagated by Eliyahu Goldratt in one of his book The Goal as "the theory of constraints." Having read and gone through several times, I will try to pen down the way I have understood.
Accounting theory and practise
By: Carrol Rogers|2012-03-16|College
The nature of any theory is to provide a logical basis for the practice or procedure to which the theory is applied.
