THEORY Z
Japanese management theory that says (1) workers want to build relationships with peers, employers, (2) secure employment and high levels of support, skill development and training is offered, (3) value of family
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Japanese management theory that says (1) workers want to build relationships with peers, employers, (2) secure employment and high levels of support, skill development and training is offered, (3) value of family
Organization administering an employer’s insurance policies.
Economist whose writing “An Essay on the Principle of Population” suggested the population of the world would increase greater than the ability to feed it.
ACGIH term for concentration of an airborne substance that if exposed to for 8 hours each working day is still protected.
Arrangement of marketing where the supplier of a goods or service in demand sells it on a basis that the buyer will also buy another goods or service.
Provision of a contract expressing the need for a timely completion.
Measurement of time where a task or activity in scheduled.
Concept of time as a resource and a firm using time better will have an advantage.
Theory in Economics of behaviour of an investment where ‘Q’ is the ratio of market value to replacement cost of share capital.
Unit of energy that is generated by burning one metric ton of coal that is equivalent to burning 5.2 barrels of oil, 890 cubic meters of gas that is 29.39 GJ, 27.78
Map with natural features with contours of altitude. Also known as a contour map.
Addition of all direct and indirect costs, or amount an investor pays to acquire the investment.
Worth of a bond or stock on the trading market.
The hands-on production that is reasonable to be assigned to a piece of work
Effects and properties of a toxic substance, mainly dose required to have an effect.
Restriction imposed by government on the free international exchange of goods or services.
Periodical catering to a certain trade or industry.
Phrase or word used in a industry or trade with an accepted meaning that is different to its dictionary meaning.
Money allocated by investors to buy and sell different securities as part of the strategy.
Balance sheet considering only tangible assets and not any intangible assets.
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