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01. Motivation in Practice
In the past, managers and motivational theorists spent a substantial amount of time trying to identify the key factors involved in motivating people to work....
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02. Budgeting:- Calculating and Interpreting Variances
What is a budget? A budget is a means of planning and control used by the management of a business or organisation to achieve stated objectives. A budget is commonly set in financial terms e.g. ...
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03. Critical Path Analysis – Basic Concepts
When a business has a complex project to complete which involves a variety of tasks, critical path analysis (or network analysis) is a technique that can be used to make things clearer and to help the...
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04. The Impact of Exchange Rates - Case Studies
The impact of exchange rates upon consumers and companies depends upon the interaction of the following: • Which type of exchange rate system has the UK government adopted? • W...
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05. Leadership and Management Styles
Leadership is a key managerial role in any setting. It is defined as the process by which individual and group activities are influenced toward organisational goals...
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06. Ratio Analysis Made Simple
The key to understanding and applying ratio analysis is time. Certain aspects of a business will require immediate attention and need to be resolved in the short-term. Other issues can only be ...
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07. Working Capital - Why it is Important
Cash flow is the life-blood of the business - without cash, no matter how profitable it is, it cannot continue. Cash is needed to pay suppliers (Trade Creditors) and expenses. It is impo...
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08. Comparing Niche and Mass Markets
Throughout all areas of change in business the mobility between mass and niche markets has been a characteristic of the last 50 years. Long gone are the days when most markets remained small and some ...
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09. Ethics - A Practical Approach for Business
The problem with definitions of ethics in textbooks is that they are vague and based more on belief than what actually happens. Ethics are not a new phenomenon. It is the recognition of ...
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10. Market Research - Sampling
Businesses have to take risks in order to retain competitive advantage, to increase added value and hence profit. As the market becomes larger and the consumer increasingly more sophisti...
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