2008 Volume 11 Issue 2

The Tie-In Decision

The Tie-In Decision

It is not uncommon for a manufacturer to choose to “tie” its consumers’ purchase of one product to a required purchase of another. This paper examines the costs and benefits.

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The Trybaby Syndrome

This article identifies the Trybaby Syndrome as a performance challenge and introduces a “Performance Influence-Importance Matrix” to help managers.

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California Greening: Boom or Bust?

Editorial: California Greening: Boom or Bust?

California businesses are scrambling to prepare for new regulatory requirements and increased consumer interest in “going green.”

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High CEO Pay Could Draw Renewed Attention in Election Year

High CEO Pay Could Draw Renewed Attention in Election Year

Self-regulation of CEO pay by public companies is needed to reduce reactive legislative that could easily have unintended or even negative consequences.

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The Book Corner

The Book Corner offers reviews by Graziadio School faculty on a variety of books on business topics.

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Empowering Employees to Success

2003 “Entrepreneur of the Year” Steve Bilt answers questions about being a young CEO, the dental industry, and forming strategic alliances.

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Commercial Banking and Treasury Management in Mexico

Commercial Banking and Treasury Management in Mexico

For today’s treasury professional, the Mexican banking market may offer a few new challenges, but many familiar products and services will be readily available.

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