第一章 管理思想的出现 第二章 工业革命与科学管理思想的形成 第三章 科学管理理论的产生 第四章 泰勒与科学管理 第五章 科学管理理论的演变与发展 第六章 古典组织理论的形成 第七章 古典管理理论的集成 第八章 古典管理理论的新课题 第九章 行为科学的建立 第十章 关于人性的进一步探索 第十一章 现代管理理论的时间界定

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1. To say that someone needs a good is to suggest that he cannot choose to do without the good or buy a substitute for it. We are more likely to be mindful of the fact that almost all goods have substitutes if we speak of wants rather than needs 2. Even though we cannot actually

1. Price changes affect quantity demanded for two reasons: They attractiveness of substitute goods and they alter the real value of the consumers purchasing power. The second effect grows larger as the share of the consumers

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