A Dictionary of Business and ManagementJonathan Law This wide-ranging and authoritative dictionary contains over 7,100 entries covering all areas of business and management, including marketing, organizational behaviour, business strategy, law, and taxation. In its sixth edition, it features the very latest developments, such as those relating to information technology (including mobile technology), and the financial crisis and the subsequent sovereign debt crisis. Entries have been updated to refer to recent events and news in the field, for example the LIBOR scandal. Over 100 new entries have been added including bitcoin, Cog's Ladder, mobile commerce, Six Sigma, social media, theory of institutional deficiencies, and zero-hours contract. Furthermore, there is expanded coverage of areas such as financial regulation and corporate social responsibility, with a number of new entries offering insight into these topics, including aw-shucks defence and Financial Conduct Authority. The new edition of this established bestselling dictionary elucidates modern financial and management jargon, defining entries in a clear, concise, and accessible manner. With recommended web links for many entries, accessible and kept up to date via the Dictionary of Business and Management companion website, this edition is more informative than ever. This A--Z reference work is essential for business students, teachers and professionals, and useful for anyone needing a guide to business terminology. |
Contents
A | 1 |
B | 49 |
C | 92 |
D | 170 |
E | 207 |
F | 238 |
G | 271 |
H | 290 |
S | 532 |
T | 592 |
U | 619 |
V | 629 |
W | 638 |
X | 649 |
Y | 650 |
Z | 652 |
I | 300 |
J | 338 |
K | 343 |
L | 347 |
M | 372 |
N | 409 |
O | 426 |
P | 445 |
Q | 497 |
R | 502 |
Checklist for a Business Plan | 655 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 657 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 658 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 659 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 660 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 661 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 662 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 663 |
Oxford Quick Reference | 664 |
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Common terms and phrases
Abbreviation absorption costing activities activity-based costing advertising agreement amount applied assets audit bank Bank of England behaviour bill of exchange bond brand broker buyer cash charge cheque commodity Companies Act 2006 company's Compare consumer contract corporation cost cost centre creditors currency debt directors discount divided into 100 dividend economic employees equity example firm funds futures contract income industry International Internet investment investors issued liability loan London Stock Exchange loss ment method mortgage operating option organization paid pany payment pension period person profit public limited company purchase ratio Republic of Ireland retail risk securities seller selling shareholders specified standard monetary unit Stock Exchange strategy sumers tion trade transaction usually value added tax worth one hundredth
