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Cohen, Déborah

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O'Day, Jennifer

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Azar, Betty S.

The Inspirations of Tao Zhu-gong: Modern Business Lessons from an Ancient Past discusses the 12 business principles of Tao Zhu-gong and relates them to today's corporate setting. They state 12 vital abilities that one will need in order to succeed in business. Ranging from handling customers and employees to managing a company and its products to making business decisions, the principles cover most of the areas necessary for a business to develop. 
The 12 principles date back more than 2,000 years. Even so, they are still of great significance as they deal with the universal and age-old complexities of running a business. This book also demonstrates their relevance to any business size from sundry shops to international corporations to dot.com companies. 
Tao Zhu-gong, himself, was a great military strategist who resigned from the high position of a prime minister to become a businessman. Using what he had learnt from his military days, he accumulated a fortune that would be equivalent in modern times to that of Bill Gates's. In his lifetime, Tao Zhu-gong came up with these 12 principles which, unfortunately, are not only unknown to the western world but to many Chinese as well. Whether in the East or the West, every businessman will have much insight to gain from the 12 business principles of Tao Zhu-gong.

The Inspirations of Tao Zhu-gong: Modern Business Lessons from an Ancient Past

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Management & Leadership

This reading and discussion text helps  students understand and adapt to  cultural differences and values when  communicating with speakers of  American English.

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Deena R. Levine

Mara B. Adelman

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McNeal, Robert H.

When Asia Meets China in the New Millennium identify the emergence of a new economic paradigm of intensifying competition, chronic deflation and profits squeeze, divergence of pricing power between goods and services sectors and constrained economic growth.    It also analyses Asia’s post-crisis economic transformation under a general equilibrium framework. This framework looks at the complex interaction of key global forces that affect the transformation of Asia. This book also ties China's rising economy in shaping Asia’s transformation process within the general equilibrium framework. China’s economic clout is highlighted here as a key force driving Asia into a new economic paradigm of intensifying competition, prolonged erosion of pricing power and profit squeeze, and constrained economic growth.    While everyone is talking about a rising China, with some feeling threatened and others feeling encouraged, there has been no systematic link between China’s role and Asia’s post-1997/98 crisis economic restructuring. There is also no effort made to link the structural changes in the global economy to Asia’s economic changes. This book provides the most far-reaching treatment so far on the complex subject of Asia’s future economic changes with a good analytically-reason conclusion.     Finally, this book uses a critical approach, questioning conventional wisdom at times, to assess and analyze Asia’s post-crisis transformation. This differs from the existing publications, which focus on the causes, development and impact of the crisis and are written without integrating Asia into the global economic development.

When Asia Meets China in the New Millennium: China's Role in Shaping Asia's Post Crisis Economic Transformation

Lo, Chi

Economics

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Varieties is a classic text on the functions, styles and structure of the major visual art forms. It is reputed to be the best book on the theory and practice of art criticism for undergraduates.

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