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Tax dollars hire 1 in 8: Employment by all levels of government shows this growth trend

Nation's business, 1958-12, Vol.46 (12), p.58-59

1958

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INFLATION: HOW GREAT THE DANGER?: Real threats exist but an analysis of these factors keeps picture in focus

Nation's business, 1958-12, Vol.46 (12), p.34-35

Backman, Jules

1958

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UNION VIOLENCE CAN BE CURBED: Double standard in enforcing laws works against business, and breeds labor abuses

Nation's business, 1958-10, Vol.46 (10), p.31-33

1958

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Backdoor spending dodges Congress' control: 400,000,000,000 federal debt can be one result if present appropriations loophole is not closed

Nation's business, 1958-10, Vol.46 (10), p.48

Seib, Charles B

1958

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IDENTIFY your CREATIVE PEOPLE: Research supplies guidelines which all companies can use

Nation's business, 1958-09, Vol.46 (9), p.48

1958

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BUSINESS NEEDS MATURE AUTOCRATS: Challenge to democratic approach to managing suggests a more effective type of executive

Nation's business, 1958-09, Vol.46 (9), p.34-35

Jennings, Eugene E

1958

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GRADUATES ASSESS EXECUTIVE SCHOOLING: Follow-up check of managerial students points up personal and company benefits

Nation's business, 1958-09, Vol.46 (9), p.62

1958

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HELP YOURSELF TO EXECUTIVE SKILL: One company's research shows how self-development can work

Nation's business, 1958-09, Vol.46 (9), p.68-72

Coffin, Tris

1958

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FORECASTING can boost your profits: The success of your business can depend on understanding of these three factors

Nation's business, 1958-09, Vol.46 (9), p.98-102

Allen, Louis A

1958

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WE CAN HAVE BETTER WEAPONS SOONER: Businessmen tell how private enterprise can beat Russian system in armament race

Nation's business, 1958-08, Vol.46 (8), p.38-39

Voss, Earl H

1958

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Where prices go from here: indicators you can watch for keys to what lies ahead

Nation's business, 1958-07, Vol.46, p.29-31

Backman, Jules

1958

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BUSINESS IN POLITICS: the practical side What some companies are doing to build a more effective government

Nation's business, 1958-07, Vol.46 (7), p.38-39

1958

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Expanding market: the biggest spenders: percentage of persons 25 to 64 will drop, but they will continue as backbone of economy

Nation's business, 1958-07, Vol.46, p.50-51

1958

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WAGE PUSH FEEDS RECESSION: Labor union power blocks forces for recovery. What some firms are doing

Nation's business, 1958-06, Vol.46 (6), p.29-31

1958

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HERE'S HOW TO MAKE JOBS: Without correct stimulus unemployment can continue to rise even after decline is ended

Nation's business, 1958-05, Vol.46 (5), p.40-41

Backman, Jules

1958

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The case for federal reclamation

Nation's business, 1958-04, Vol.46 (4), p.40-41

Clyde, George D

1958

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Tax squeeze chokes progress [tax brake on top management executives]: an interview with Crawford H. Greenewalt

Nation's business, 1958-04, Vol.46, p.36-37

1958

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CONFORMITY CAN STIMULATE IDEAS: Here's how managers can encourage innovation and yet maintain the organization that they need

Nation's business, 1958-04, Vol.46 (4), p.66-71

Allen, Louis A

1958

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You can GAUGE CUSTOMERS' WANTS: Here's what motivation research does; how it operates, how to put it to work

Nation's business, 1958-04, Vol.46 (4), p.76-84

Gustafson, Philip

1958

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Why labor laws need changes: these conflicts and rulings affect your wage costs and union relations [interview with Gerard D. Reilly]

Nation's business, 1958-03, Vol.46, p.56-58

1958

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U.S. budget method multiplies costs: Antiquated system makes big federal spending inevitable

Nation's business, 1958-03, Vol.46 (3), p.92-96

Ellis, Weldon T

1958

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Outlook for recovery: interview with the Secretary of the Treasury

Nation's business, 1958-03, Vol.46, p.31-33

Anderson, Robert B

1958

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How to get more from research: These 10 ideas show how to make better use of technical personnel

Nation's business, 1958-03, Vol.46 (3), p.34-35

1958

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How much pay for college graduates?: New survey shows business intentions about hiring and pay of 1958's talented students

Nation's business, 1958-02, Vol.46 (2), p.38-39

1958

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Spending for food projected to 1965: population and income rise means a change in markets and in states

Nation's business, 1958-01, Vol.46, p.44-45

1958

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Tax dollars hire 1 in 8: Employment by all levels of government shows this growth trend

INFLATION: HOW GREAT THE DANGER?: Real threats exist but an analysis of these factors keeps picture in focus

UNION VIOLENCE CAN BE CURBED: Double standard in enforcing laws works against business, and breeds labor abuses

Backdoor spending dodges Congress' control: 400,000,000,000 federal debt can be one result if present appropriations loophole is not closed

IDENTIFY your CREATIVE PEOPLE: Research supplies guidelines which all companies can use

BUSINESS NEEDS MATURE AUTOCRATS: Challenge to democratic approach to managing suggests a more effective type of executive

GRADUATES ASSESS EXECUTIVE SCHOOLING: Follow-up check of managerial students points up personal and company benefits

HELP YOURSELF TO EXECUTIVE SKILL: One company's research shows how self-development can work

FORECASTING can boost your profits: The success of your business can depend on understanding of these three factors

WE CAN HAVE BETTER WEAPONS SOONER: Businessmen tell how private enterprise can beat Russian system in armament race

Where prices go from here: indicators you can watch for keys to what lies ahead

BUSINESS IN POLITICS: the practical side What some companies are doing to build a more effective government

Expanding market: the biggest spenders: percentage of persons 25 to 64 will drop, but they will continue as backbone of economy

WAGE PUSH FEEDS RECESSION: Labor union power blocks forces for recovery. What some firms are doing

HERE'S HOW TO MAKE JOBS: Without correct stimulus unemployment can continue to rise even after decline is ended

The case for federal reclamation

Tax squeeze chokes progress [tax brake on top management executives]: an interview with Crawford H. Greenewalt

CONFORMITY CAN STIMULATE IDEAS: Here's how managers can encourage innovation and yet maintain the organization that they need

You can GAUGE CUSTOMERS' WANTS: Here's what motivation research does; how it operates, how to put it to work

Why labor laws need changes: these conflicts and rulings affect your wage costs and union relations [interview with Gerard D. Reilly]

U.S. budget method multiplies costs: Antiquated system makes big federal spending inevitable

Outlook for recovery: interview with the Secretary of the Treasury

How to get more from research: These 10 ideas show how to make better use of technical personnel

How much pay for college graduates?: New survey shows business intentions about hiring and pay of 1958's talented students

Spending for food projected to 1965: population and income rise means a change in markets and in states

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