Managing Business Transactions: Controlling the Cost of Coordinating, Communicating, and Decision MakingFree Press, 1990 - 181 oldal Every day managers perform thousands of transactions without closely calculating their cost. Such costs can easily become a burden if left unmanaged. Using such examples as the decision over whether to manufacture inputs or contract them out, this book aims to show managers how to incorporate all costs into the decision-making process. |
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... created specificity would be the relation- ship between a coal - burning electrical generation plant located at the ... create holdup problems without common ownership . But geographic linkage is not the only form that asset specificity ...
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... created between various managers ; control within a firm is not perfect . As a result , the CEO will not always fully ... create a set of incentives or a structure of the firm which will lead managers , acting in their own interest , to ...
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... create moral hazard problems . If you can devise an extended warranty for such parts , you will have a valuable ... Creating a Reputation 157.
... create moral hazard problems . If you can devise an extended warranty for such parts , you will have a valuable ... Creating a Reputation 157.
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Buying Complex Products | 23 |
Structuring Employment Agreements | 47 |
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