Introduction to Quantitative Genetics

Science & Math

Falconer, D.S.

Evolution

Ronald Press

The subject matter of economics has evolved slowly over many years. This volume is designed to show its growth from the beginnings of western civilization to the present. Special attention is given to the economic, political, and social settings in which the doctrines developed. Hence one may observe how practices affected economicthought and, in turn, how theories influenced economic policies and practices. A careful study of the evolutionary growth of economic doctrines may afford some pride in the science of economics but, more importantly, it will strengthen an understanding of the use of prevailing doctrines. This volumebrings together the most significant scholars and schools whose influence has left permanent imprint on the body of economic doctrines. Attention has been given to less well-known authors and their contributions as well as to the better-known names and their contributions. A consistent attempt has been made to show the prevailing influences when dealing with the early as well as with the more recent developments in economic thought. An effort has been made, also, to include all of the pertinent economic concepts and to show both their meaning and the manner in which they were used. This broad coverage begins with early capitalism and ends with modern mathematical analysis. Familiar concepts of micro- and macro-economics, all shades of price, income, and distribution theories, international trade, socioeconomic movements, and many other theories and doctrines are fitted into their proper places. Hopefully, sufficient information has been presented to provide a comprehensive view of the development of economic doctrines.

A History of Economic Thought

Politics & Social Sciences

Bell, John

Politics & Government

Basic Principles of Music Theory

Arts & Photography

Joseph Brye

Music

This original study clarifies current issues directly related to auditor independence and investigates the wide scope of available consulting services. Examines the actions taken by various groups and high-ranking corporate officers to preserve modern-day auditor independence. Traces the origins of the concept of auditor independence to mid-19th Century Britain and explores how the meaning of auditor indepedence has evolved since that time. Includes comprehensive lists of service fees by class as a percent of talent revenues for major CPA firms.

The Scope of CPA Services: A Study of the Development of the Concept of Independence and the Profession's Role in Society

Business & Money

PREVITS, GARY JOHN

Economics

Analytic Geometry and Calculus

Federer, Herbert

Bjarni Jonsson

Mathematics

Forest Mensuration, Second Edition

Husch, B., Et Als

Nature & Ecology

Fly-tying: Materials, tools, technique

Shaw, Helen Elizabeth

Biological Sciences

Author was Professor of Electrical Engineering and Dean of Engineering at Lehigh University. Author's signed inscription on flyleaf. Includes bibliography and index. Book is in 2 parts -- Part 1: Matrices, Tensors, and Circuits, Part 2: Machine Analysis

Tensor Analysis of Electric Circuits and Machines

L. V. Bewley

A professional guide for accountants, examining their expanding role as business and financial advisors. Chapters contributed by leading specialists explore the new opportunities open to accountants in such areas as management accounting, tax accounting, cost accounting, and internal auditing. Features useful ideas for CPA firms seeking to broaden their services in an increasingly competitive environment, and for corporate accountants who want to improve their effectiveness in the organization.

The Accountant As Business Advisor

Explores the ways in which any company or organization can discover and develop an effective communications strategy, and how, after settling on a strategy, the company can be sure it has been properly executed. Concentrates on the processes underlying the development of effective communications strategies and the feedback processes that assure the advertiser that the advertising is working as intended. The central concept is the use of market segmentation in general, and benefit segmentation in particular. Features numerous segmentation grids and a benefit segmentation exercise.

Developing Effective Communications Strategy: A Benefit Segmentation Approach (Wiley Series on Marketing Management)

Haley, Russell I.

Management & Leadership

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