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Trust Improves Schools
Trust built among teachers, principals, parents, and students is a
key to improving academic achievement.
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How Are The Red Sox Like a Shoe Company?
As with any major business, sports leagues and teams share a need
for good strategy, effective leadership, and a solid business model
says the man behind Stanford Business School's sports management
classes.
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A Little Uncertainty Can Help Monetary Policy
The Federal Reserve's trend toward providing more information about
its future actions is not necessarily a good idea, argues Prof.
James Van Horne.
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The Stock Option Battles
Are stock options compensation? Are They expenses? There are many
opinions and an even greater variety of evidence.
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Voting at Extremes Can Doom Congressional Incumbents
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Four Entrepreneurs Tell How They Survived
A combination of luck and preparation made a difference as
these companies were born. It should be fun but it takes
hard work and careful planning to succeed.
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Three Websites Feature Economic Data
Working in the 21st Century
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@rating Country Experience
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World Economic Forum: Competitiveness Profiles
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Jackson Library Website Recommendations
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Decisions in Adopting Management Accounting Systems
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Trench Town Rock
Reggae music counters the fear that McDonald's burgers or
Hollywood movies will drive out indigenous cultures. This
case asks whether the success of this Jamaican music style
has lessons for other business in developing countries.
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Lessons in Strategy
What determines long term organizational success and
failure? This seminar on CD-ROM explores "Competing in High
Velocity Industries."
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Executive Program For Nonprofit Leaders
February 27-March 10
Stanford Campus [Details]
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