Exploring Criminal Justice: An Introduction

Gottfredson, Don M.

Criminal Law

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Business writing: Concepts and applications

Unknown, Author

Decision Making in Business

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

The writing cycle: A fundamental text for beginning and intermediate writers

Allphin-Hoggatt, Clela

Speech Communication Workbook: Exercises and Activities

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Hay, Ellen A.

Sociology

Sociology: Windows on Society

John W.

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The Answer Book [Paperback] [Jan 01, 1987] Dorrell, Jean

The Answer Book

Jean Dorrell

Business communication: Concepts, applications, and strategies

Randolph H. Hudson

Techniques of Writing Business Letters, Memos, and Reports is a concise supplemental text covering the basics of effective business writing in these three essential areas. The text eases the job of teaching, as students are not only told what to do, they are shown, step-by-step. Short, applications-oriented exercises enable students to practice what they have learned and allow instructors to pinpoint areas which require more work. In this book, Courtland L. Bovee reveals the following secrets of successful writing that help students become better business writers: * Action-oriented phrases that sell ideas and motivate others to do what you want them to do. * Three words that can destroy favorable reactions to what you write. * How to turn negative words into positive words. * A simple formula that makes your writing more readable. * How to keep your business associates and customers happy--even when you have to criticize, scold, or decline a request. * Writing shortcuts that put across your ideas quickly and concisely. * Writing tips that turn adversaries into friends. How to make written communication work for you instead of against you.

Techniques of Writing Business Letters, Memos, And Reports

Bovee, Courtland, L.

Skills

The Market Economy: A Reader outlines the characteristics and philosophical underpinnings of the market economy and its usefulness in the allocation of resources. This anthology offers a comprehensive set of authentic, primary source selections that demonstrate how the tenets of classical economic liberalism provide the foundation for an efficient economic system--while also maximizing individual freedom. The readings also provide a structure for analyzing economic and philosophical issues. The book includes selections from several authors who are not economists but whose work is important in terms of their contribution to economic thought, such as Henry David Throeau and Ayn Rand. It also features classic readings such as Adam Smith's invisible hand from his Wealth of Nations, David Ricardo's original explanation of comparative advantage from Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, and John Stuart Mill's eloquent expression of the limits of government in On Liberty. Latter day proponents of private enterprise include Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, and Milton Friedman. These authors and others address how the market economy responds to such topical issues as the environment, income distribution, and free trade.

The Market Economy: A Reader

Economics

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