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Gregory Mankiw, Mark Taylor.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2006.  aIncludes index.2 aTen principles of economics - Thinking like an economist - Interdependence and the gains from trade - How markets work -- The market forces of supply and demand - Elasticity and its application - Supply, demand and government policies - Markets and welfare -- Consumers, producers and the efficiency of markets - Application: The costs of taxation - Application: International trade  -  The economics of the public sector -- Externalities - Public goods and common resources - The design of the tax system - Firm behaviour and the organization of industry - The costs of production - Firms in competitive markets - Monopoly - Oligopoly - Monopolistic competition - The economics of labour markets - The markets for the factors of production - Earnings and discrimination - Income inequality and poverty - The theory of consumer choice - Frontiers of microeconomics - The data of macroeconomics - Measuring a nation's income - Measuring the cost of living - The real economy in the long run - Production and growth - Saving, investment and the financial system - The basic tools of finance - Unemployment - Money and prices in the long run - The monetary system - Money growth and inflation - The macroeconomics of open economies - Open-economy macroeconomics: Basic concepts - A macroeconomic theory of the open economy - Short-run economic fluctuations - Aggregate demand and aggregate supply - The influence of monetary and fiscal policy on aggregate demand - The short-run trade-off between inflation and unemployment - European monetary union - Common currency areas and European monetary union - Final thoughts - Five debates over macroeconomic policy.  pOriginal exxxiii, 830p. : ill ; 28cm.  aOverall approach to macroeconomics - examines the economy in the longrun before examining the economy in the short run. Relates economic concepts to an environment that will be familiar and interesting to a European student within the context of a distinctively European focus without ignoring the importance of the US economy and the rest of the world. Provides students with the fundamental lessons of economics and shows how such lessons can be applied to the world in which they live. 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Locates the subject of human resource management and its various perspectives within a business context. Sets out to understand the role and meaning of HRM form a number of practical and theoretical perspectives.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aPersonnel management. 0aBusiness.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694426201498cam  2200361 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400021002190900023002401000017002632450104002802500012003842600039003965000073004355000020005085340042005285200257005705330103008275380030009306500026009606500016009866500024010027000019010267100028010458560063010739781844808243MiFhGG   20030623085100.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua020123s2002    enka    s     001 0 eng d  a9781844808243 (electronic book)  a1844808246 (electronic book)  a9781861525314  a1861525311  aEXWcEXWdMiFhGG  aHF5691b.C87 2002 1 aCurwin, Jon.10aQuantitative methods for business decisionsh[electronic resource] /cJon Curwin  and Roger Slater.  a5th ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2002.  aAdditional web material can be found at:  www.thomsonlearning.co.uk.  aIncludes index.  pOriginal exiii, 682p. : ill ; 25 cm.  aTeaches the reader how to apply the most widely used statistical methods in business; gives teh how, what, where, when and why of numbers and statistics. 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Includes sections on: Key theoretical underpinnings of market thought, the concepts and contexts within which academic marketers consider marketing issues; Markets and people; Strategic issues in marketing; Tactical aspects of marketing (promotion, personal selling, pricing, new product development).  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aMarketing. 0aMarketingzEuropevCase studies. 0aMarketingxManagement. 0aConsumer behavior. 0aMarketingvTextbooks.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694293703665cam  2200361 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400030002190920014002491000029002632450074002922500012003662600039003785000036004175040051004535052360005045340044028645200115029085330103030235380030031266500024031566500016031806500016031967100028032128560063032409781844808274MiFhGG   20060828114130.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua031010s2004    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808274 (electronic book)  a1844808270 (electronic book)  a9781844800889  a1844800881  aUPMcUPMdUtOrBLWdMiFhGG0 a658 C67411 aCole, G. A.q(Gerald A.)10aManagement theory and practiceh[electronic resource] /cGerald Cole.  a6th ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2004.  aPrevious ed.: London: DP, 1996.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.2 aManagement Theory - Developments in Management Theory 1910-2000 - Definitions of Management - Classical Theories of Management - The Search for principles of Management - Max Weber and the Idea of Bureaucracy - Human Relations and Social Psychological Theories - Motivation - The Early Theorists - Motivation - Later Theorists - Theories of Leadership and Group Behaviour - Leadership - Theory and Practice - Groups and Group Behaviour - Systems and Contingency Approaches to Management Theory - Organisations as Systems - Contingency Approaches to Management - Modern Approaches to Management Theory - Modern Approaches to Management - The Context of Management - Business Organisations and Corporate Governance - Developing an Organisation Culture - Women in Management - The International Context of Management - Management Planning - Strategic Aspects of Management - Objectives, Policies and Organisational Ethics - Performance Standards in Management - Decision-making in Organisations - Human Resource Planning - Work Sturcturing, Job Design and Business Process Re-engineering - Organising for Management - Organisation Structures - Delegation and Empowerment - Managing Change: Organisation Development - Communication in Organisations - Time Management and Personal Effectiveness - Control in Management - Controlling Performance - Quality Standards and Management - The Role of Information Technology - Functional Management: Marketing, Production, Personnel and Financial - Marketing Management - The Marketing Concept, Competitiveness and the Global Dimension - The Marketing Mix: Product and Price -- The Marketing Mix: Promotion -- The Marketing Mix: Distribution - Marketing Research - Marketing Organisation - Customer Services and Consumer Protection - Production Management - Production Planning and Control - Types of Production - Aids to Production - New Technology in Manufacturing - Personnel Management - Human Resources Management - Recruitment and Selection - Employee Development and Training - Performance Appraisal, Discipline and Grievances - Developing Managerial Competencies - Stress Management and Employee Counselling - Job Evaluation - Employee Relations and Collective Rights - Legal Aspects of Employment - Individual Rights - Financial Aspects of Management - Company Accounts -Budgets, Forecasts and Business Plans.  pOriginal exvii, 481 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.  aProvides and accessible introduction to the principal ideas and development in management theory and practice.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aManagement science. 0aLeadership. 0aManagement.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694376701528cam  2200325 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200018001830200015002010400021002160820013002371000018002502450083002682500012003512600039003635050306004025340043007085200171007515330103009225380030010256500029010556500027010847100028011118560063011399781844808281MiFhGG20050719095431.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua040808s2004    enka    s     000 0 eng d  a9781844808281 (electronic book)  a1844808289 (electronic book)  a9781861529480  a1861529481  aUKMcUKMdMiFhGG04a658222 1 aMartin, John.10aOrganizational behaviour and managementh[electronic resource] /cJohn Martin.  a3rd ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2004.2 aIntroduction to Management and Organizational Behaviour - Individuals within Organizations - Groups and Teams within Organizations - Managing Organizations - Managing people within an Organization - Managing Work Design, Technology and Structure - Managing the Processes and Dynamics of Organizations.  pOriginal exxvi, 877 p. : ill ; 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25 cm.  aProvides a through coverage of the principles, application and design of management information systems in both public and private sector; and comprehensive coverage of the organisational, managerial and systems theory background which is vital for the development of successful information systems. Aimed at both producers of information (i.e. accountants, systems analysts, computer specialists, operational researchers, etc.) and users of information.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aManagement information systems. 0aManagement information systemsvProblems, exercises, etc.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694365101573cam  2200373 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400028002190900023002471000019002702450092002892500012003812600030003935000024004235000020004475050166004675340042006335200204006755330103008795380030009826500027010126500025010397000024010647000020010887100028011088560063011369781844808311MiFhGG   20070527000000.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua070510s2007    enka    s     001 0 eng d  a9781844808311 (electronic book)  a1844808319 (electronic book)  a9781844804610  a1844804615  aESUcESUdBAKERdMiFhGG  aKD1629b.A336 20071 aAbbott, Keith.10aBusiness lawh[electronic resource] /cKeith Abbott, Norman Pendlebury, Kevin  Wardman.  a8th ed.  aLondon :bThomson,c2007.  aPrevious ed.: 2002.  aIncludes index.0 aMethods of learning - The English Legal System - The Law of Contract - The Law of Torts - Commercial Law - Sole Trader, Partnership and Company - Employment Law.  pOriginal exx, 698 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.  aCovers English business law: Topic covered include: Overview of the English legal system; Torts; Contracts, Employment law; how entities are organized in order to form and conduct business and trade.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aBusiness lawzEngland. 0aBusiness lawzWales.1 aPendlebury, Norman.1 aWardman, Kevin.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694426301830cam  2200373 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200018001830200015002010400028002160820012002440900021002561000019002772450115002962500012004112600039004235000042004625040053005045050393005575340045009505200188009955330103011835380030012866500014013166500016013306500019013467100028013658560063013939781844808335MiFhGG20050719182822.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua031209s2004    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808335 (electronic book)  a1844808335 (electronic book)  a9781861529923  a1861529929  aUPMcUPMdOCLCQdMiFhGG04a658221  aHD31b.N384 20041 aNeedle, David.10aBusiness in contexth[electronic resource] :ban introduction to business and its environment /cDavid Needle.  a4th ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2004.  aPrevious ed.: London: Business, 2000.  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.2 aThe Concept of Business in Context - Globalization - The Environment and Business: Economy, State, Technology and Labour - Cultural Influences and Business - Organizational Aspects of Business - Management and Leadership - Management Strategy - Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility - Innovation - Operations - Marketing - Human Resource Management - Finance and Accounting.  pOriginal exxiii, 646 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.  aFocuses on the inter-related nature of both business activities themselves and their relationships with the strategic, organizational and environmental contexts in which they operate.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aBusiness. 0aManagement. 0aGlobalization.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694377201800cam  2200373 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200018001830200015002010400031002160500023002470820017002701000029002872450073003162500012003892600039004015000042004405040053004825050452005355340045009875200088010325330103011205380030012236500024012536500029012776500029013067100028013358560063013639781844808342MiFhGG20050331131151.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua041015s2005    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808342 (electronic book)  a1844808343 (electronic book)  a9781844800827  a1844800822  aUKMcUKMdC#PdISUdMiFhGG04aHD30.4b.J36 2005 04a650.072222 1 aJankowicz, A. 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Jankowicz.  a4th ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2005.  aPrevious ed.: London: Business, 2000.  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.2 aPlanning a research project - The purpose and objectives of a project - Choosing a topic - Standards of assessment - Getting organized for take-off - Key issues in depth -- Basic assumptions about research - Research roles - Reviewing and using the literature - A guide to empirical work - Planning empirical work - Methods and techniques - Semi-structured, open-ended techniques - Fully structured techniques - Further techniques - Writing it up.  pOriginal exviii, 398 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.  aProvides information on choosing, researching, and developing a dissertation topic.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aBusinessxResearch. 0aBusiness report writing. 0aDissertations, Academic.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694365001663cam  2200349 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400049002190900022002680900022002901000023003122450120003352600040004555040051004955050201005465340053007475200231008005330103010315380030011346500018011646500021011827000019012037100028012228560063012509781844808359MiFhGG   20070510165431.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua061229s2007    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808359 (electronic book)  a1844808351 (electronic book)  a9781844802258  a1844802256  aSISPLcSISPLdBAKERdYDXCPdHKPdOSUdMiFhGG  aLB1049b.L43 2007  aLB1049b.L43 20071 aLee-Davies, Linda.10aDeveloping work and study skillsh[electronic resource] /cLinda Lee-Davis, with IT skills section by Susan Bailey.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,cc2007.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.2 aPersonal understanding of learning and communication - Written communications - One to one communications - One to many communications - Organisational and motivational communications - IT skills.  pOriginal exxvi, 402 p. : ill. som col. ; 25 cm.  aFocuses on preparing the reader for improvement and success in the working world and instilling a sense and culture of perpetual self-development for a life-time. Geared toward helping readers maximise their management skills.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aStudy skills. 0aAdult education.1 aBailey, Susan.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694377001990nam  2200313 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200018001830200015002010400019002161000020002352450113002552600039003685000020004075050791004275340022012185200137012405330103013775380030014806500037015106500038015477100028015858560063016139781844808366MiFhGG20070822095431.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua070722s2007    enk     s     001 0 eng d  a9781844808366 (electronic book)  a184480836X (electronic book)  a9781844805082  a1844805085  aMiFhGGcMiFhGG1 aRickaby, Steve.10aIntroduction to IT skills and Microsoft Officeh[electronic resource] :boffice XP edition /cSteve Rickaby.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2007.  aContains index.2 aGetting started - About computers and programs - Computer communications - Computers in daily life - Using and protecting data - Hands-on - Using windows and files - Making your computer secure - Printing - Getting started with Word - Laying out text - Adding tables and illustrations - Creating mailshots - Getting it right on paper - Getting started with Excel - Working with spreadsheet data - Using spreadsheet formulae - Improving a sheet's appearance - Working with charts and graphs - Preparing and printing data - Database basics - Creating a database - Entering and retrieving information - Formatting and printing data - Designing a presentation - Enhancing your slides - Finalising and presentation - Using the Internet - Using the World Wide Web - Using and managing e-mail.  pOriginal e661 p.  aProvides information to self-train in basic computer skills in thirty individual steps, with a focus on Microsoft Office XP edition.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aComputer softwarevStudy guides. 0aMicrosoft softwarevStudy guides.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694377102836cam  2200385 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400049002190500024002680840016002920990023003081000022003312450111003532500012004642600039004765000024005155040051005395051114005905340047017045200405017515330103021565380030022596500024022896500027023137000019023407100028023598560063023879781844808373MiFhGG   20060921112139.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua050623s2005    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808373 (electronic book)  a1844808378 (electronic book)  a9781844800834  a1844800830  aSISPLcSISPLdUABdBAKERdNLGGCdSFBdMiFhGG 4aHD30.28b.T49 2005   a85.102bcl   aHD 30.28 T56 2005 1 aThompson, John L.10aStrategic managementh[electronic resource] :bawareness and change /cJohn  Thompson ; with Frank Martin.  a5th ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2005.  aPrevious ed.: 2001.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aPt. 1. Understanding strategy and strategic management --  1. Introducing the strategy process -- 2. The business  model, the organizational mission and objectives -- Pt. 2. Strategic analysis -- 3. Strategic thinking, environmental influences and synergy -- 4. Environmental analysis and  strategic positioning -- Finance in action - the  experience curve -- 5. Resource-led strategy -- 6. The  dynamics of competition -- 7. Success, culture and values  -- Finance in action - financial statements -- Pt. 3.  Strategy creation -- 8. An introduction to strategy  creation -- 9. Strategic planning -- 10. Strategic  leadership, entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship -- Pt.  4. Corporate strategy -- 11. Strategic alternatives,  strategic evaluation and strategy selection -- Finance in  action - financial management -- 12. Strategic growth --  13. International strategy -- 14. Failure, consolidation  and recovery strategies -- Pt. 5. Strategy implementation  -- 15. Strategy implementation -- 16. Managing strategy in the organization -- 17. Leading change -- 18. Final  thoughts : the purpose of strategy.   pOriginal exxx, 873 p. : col, ill ; 25 cm.  aDesigned for use by students who will become future managers and for managers in practice. Looks at how managers become strategically aware of their company's position and the potential opportunities for change, at how changes often happen in reality, and at how the process might be managed more effectively. Focuses on strategic awareness, strategic analysis and the management of strategic change.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aStrategic planning. 0aIndustrial management.1 aMartin, Frank.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694293302446cam  2200349 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400021002190920011002401000024002512450109002752600039003845040070004235050842004935340040013355200376013755330103017515380030018546500023018846500024019076500026019316500048019577100028020058560063020339781844808380MiFhGG   20070219065236.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua070219s2007    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808380 (electronic book)  a1844808386 (electronic book)  a9781844803279  a1844803279  aEQFcEQFdMiFhGG  a658.831 aKent, Peter,d1957-10aMarketing researchh[electronic resource] :bapproaches, methods and applications in Europe /cRay Kent.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2007.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 577-584); includes index.2 aContexts -- Client-based market research - Academic research in marketing - Accessing and constructing good-quality data -Accessing secondary data - Constructing qualitative data - Constructing quantitative data - Structuring data and measuring variables - Constructing quantitative data: Developing the instruments of data capture - Constructing quantitative data: Selecting methods -- Constructing quantitative data: Selecting cases - Mixed research designs - Data analysis - Analyzing qualitative data -- Analyzing quantitative data: Essential descriptive summaries of single variables - Analyzing relationships between two variables - Making statistical inferences - Multivariate analysis - Alternative methods of data analysis - Applications - Commercial proprietary techniques - Cross-national research - Communicating the results.  pOriginal exix, 592p. : ill ;28 cm.  aProvides a comprehensive yet user-friendly coverage of marketing research approaches, methods and applications in a European context from both the client-based and academic perspectives. Text takes the advantages of a US style in terms of presentation and format, but is distinctly home-grown for the European market and not adapted from a text that originates in the US.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aMarketingzEurope. 0aMarketing research. 0aQualitative research. 0aIndustrial managementxMathematical models.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694293402169cam  2200325 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200018001830200015002010400027002160820017002431000016002602450066002762600039003425000020003815050712004015340043011135200416011565330103015725380030016756500032017056500015017377100028017528560063017809781844808397MiFhGG20070731161237.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua070125s2007    enka    s     001 0 eng d  a9781844808397 (electronic book)  a1844808394 (electronic book)  a9781844801213  a1844801217  aMiFhGGcMiFhGGdMiFhGG04a658.802 2221 aEgan, John.10aMarketing communicationsh[electronic resource] /cJohn Egan.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2007.  aIncludes index.2 aMarketing Communications: Past and Present - Communications Theory - Buying Behaviour - Image and brand Management - Marketing Communications Planning - Understanding Marketing Research - Target Marketing - Campaign Tactics and Management - Advertising - Sales Promotion - Public Relations - Sponsorship and Product Placement - Direct Marketing and E-Commerce - Personal Selling, Point-of-Sale and Supportive Communications - Integrated Marketing Communications - Internal Marketing - Marketing Channels and Business-to-business Communications - Ethical Marketing and the Regulatory Environment - The Communications Industry - Global Marketing Communications - The Changing Face of Marketing Communications.  pOriginal exxii, 467 p. : ill ; 28 cm.  aExamines how commercial communications have developed over the centuries and why this set the pattern for the modern day industry. Discusses and analyzes: Communication theory; the consumer buying process; Image and brand management; Marketing communications planning; Market research - including target marketing; The contribution of theories and concepts surrounding Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC).  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aCommunication in marketing. 0aMarketing.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694461501723cam  2200325 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400033002191000024002522450061002762460022003372600039003595040051003985050393004495340047008425200227008895330103011165380030012196500023012496500034012727100028013068560063013349781844808403MiFhGG   20060801112438.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua060606s2006    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808403 (electronic book)  a1844808408 (electronic book)  a9781844801381  a1844801381  aUABcUABdBAKERdAZSdMiFhGG1 aWright, Ray,d1942-10aConsumer behaviourh[electronic resource] /cRay Wright.3 aConsumer behavior  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2006.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.2 aThe background to buyer behaviour - The role of information and marketing research in understanding buyer behaviour - Perception - Learning - Motivation - Attitude - Personality - Social influences on customer behaviour - Pyschographics, lifestyle and changing customer demands - The marketing mix, consumer behaviour and organizational buying behaviour - Present and future developments.  pOriginal exv, 512 p. : col. ill. ; 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28 cm.  aProvides the international marketing student and practitioner an up-to-date and innovative resource for understanding the complexity and diversity of international marketing to help develop skills, aptitudes and the knowledge necessary to compete effectively.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aExport marketingxManagement. 0aExport marketingxManagementvCase studies.1 aLowe, Robin,d1945-2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694364901517cam  2200337 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200018001830200015002010400037002160500024002530820019002771000018002962450055003142600039003695040066004085340045004745200362005195330103008815380030009846500017010146500032010316500025010637100028010888560063011169781844808427MiFhGG20061120113408.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua050929s2006    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808427 (electronic book)  a1844808424 (electronic book)  a9781844801602  a1844801608  aSINAPcSINAPdBAKERdUKMdMiFhGG 4aHF5823b.Y476 2006 04a659.10941222 1 aYeshin, Tony.10aAdvertisingh[electronic resource] /cTony Yeshin.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2006.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [437]-454) and index.  pOriginal exxvii, 465 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.  aCovers the nature and historical development of advertising, and examines the environment in which advertising exists; the classification of advertising; the functions and roles of advertising; the benefits and limitations of advertising; the social and ethical issues related to advertising; and the legal and regulatory framework which covers advertising.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aAdvertising. 0aAdvertisingzGreat Britain. 0aAdvertisingzEurope.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694377301914cam  2200361 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400061002190900022002800900022003021000026003242450096003502500012004462600040004585040051004985050235005495340064007845200424008485330103012725380030013756500013014056500022014187000021014407100028014618560063014899781844808434MiFhGG   20070716000000.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua060713s2006    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808434 (electronic book)  a1844808432 (electronic book)  a9781844801985  a1844801985  aIUPcIUPdIUPdNLGGCdYDXCPdOCLCQdBAKERdBTCTAdMiFhGG  aG155.A1bP24 2006  aG155.A1bP24 20061 aPage, Stephen,d1963-10aTourismh[electronic resource] :ba modern synthesis /cStephen J. Page and Joanne Connell.  a2nd ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,cc2006.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.2 aUnderstanding tourism - Understanding the tourism industry - Managing tourist operations and communicating with the visitor - The impact of tourism - Trends and themes in the use of tourist resources - Managing tourism activities.  pOriginal exxviii, 546 p. : ill. (some col.), maps ; 28 cm.  aSeeks to embody many of the new methods of thinking about the development, management and operation of tourism as a global activity, embracing many of the classic and popular concepts and approaches that have become firmly embedded in the subject. Sets out to link the conceptual issues with practical real world examples in a cohesive and concise framework that is both logical, topical and interesting for the reader.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aTourism. 0aCities and towns.1 aConnell, Joanne.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694364802539cam  2200349 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200018001830200015002010400028002160490010002440900022002541000018002762450093002942500012003872600039003995040064004385050886005025340054013885200475014425330103019175380030020206500021020506500027020717100028020988560063021269781844808441MiFhGG20061017073119.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua060425s2006    enka    sb    001 0 eng d  a9781844808441 (electronic book)  a1844808440 (electronic book)  a9781844803491  a184480349X  aEUEcEUEdBAKERdMiFhGG  aIASB   aHF5636b.D7 2006 1 aDrury, Colin.10aCost and management accountingh[electronic resource] :ban introduction /cColin Drury.  a6th ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2006.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 540-542) and index.2 aIntroduction to Management and Cost Accounting - An introduction to cost terms and concepts -- Cost Accumulation for Inventory Valuation and Profit Measurement - Accounting for direct costs - Cost assignment for indirect costs - Accounting entries for a job costing system - Process costing - Joint and by-product costing - Income effects of alternative cost accumulation systems -- Information for Decision-making - Cost-volume-profit analysis - Cost estimation and cost behaviour - Measuring relevant costs and revenues for decision-making - The application of linear programming to management accounting - Activity-based costing - Decision-making under conditions of risk and uncertainty - Capital investment decisions -- Information for Planning, Control and Performance Measurement - The budgeting process - Management control systems - Standard costing and variance analysis.  pOriginal exxvi, 596 p. : ill, some col. ; 27 cm.  aProvides an introduction to the theory and practice of cost and management accounting covering the following concerns: accumulating costs for inventory valuation to meet external financial accounting and internal monthly or quarterly profit measurement requirements; accumulation, classification, summarization and reporting information that will assist employees within an organization in their decision-making, planning, control and performance measurement activities.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aCost accounting. 0aManagerial accounting.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694294003062cam  2200397 a 45000010014000000030007000140050021000210060019000420070015000610080041000760200036001170200033001530200018001860200015002040400021002190820015002401000029002552450123002842500012004072600039004195000041004585040052004995051148005515340035016995200466017345330103022005380030023036500026023336500052023596500049024116500075024607000019025357000019025547100028025738560063026019781844808458MiFhGG   20070621194816.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua070518s2007    enka     b    001 0 eng d  a9781844808458 (electronic book)  a1844808459 (electronic book)  a9781844806683  a1844806685  aUKMcUKMdMiFhGG04a657.3222 1 aAlexander, David,d1941-10aInternational financial reporting and analysish[electronic resource] /cDavid  Alexander, Anne Britton, Ann Jorissen.  a3rd ed.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2007.  aPrevious ed.: London: Thomson, 2005.  aIncludes bibliographical references and  index.2 aFramework, Theory and Regulation - Basics of financial reporting - International accounting differences - The process of harmonization - Economic valuation concepts - Current entry value - Current exit value and mixed values - Current purchasing power accounting - Accounting theory and conceptual frameworks - Structure of published financial statements - Additional disclosure statements - Basics of interpretation of financial statements - Annual financial Statements - Fixed -non-current- tangible assets - Intangible assets - Impairment and disposal of assets - Leases - Inventories and construction contracts - Accounting for financial instruments - Revenue - Provisions, contigent liabilities and contigent assets - Income taxes - Employee benefits - Changing prices and hyperinflationary economies - Cash flow statements - Presentation issues - Consolidated Accounts and the Multinational - Consolidated financial statements I - The concepts -- Consolidated financial statements II - Accounting in practice - Foreign currency translation - Financial Analysis - Interpretation of financial statements - Techniques of financial analysis.  pOriginal e898p. : ill ; 25cm.  aDeals with financial reporting as a subject it its own right without too much reliance on standards of one or more particular countries with an emphasis on the whys and wherefores. Critical approach which asks students to carefully consider how standards are applied and to bear in mind what a given standard is trying to achieve rather than how a particular event or transaction can be brought into the scope of the standard so as to obtain the desired result.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aFinancial statements. 0aFinancial statementsvProblems, exercises, etc. 0aInternational business enterprisesxFinance. 0aInternational business enterprisesxFinancevProblems, exercises, etc.1 aBritton, Anne.1 aJorissen, Ann.2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=53694481602373cam  2200325 a 45000010014000000030007000140050018000210060019000390070015000580080041000730200036001140200033001500200019001830200016002020400021002180820015002391000024002542450083002782600039003615050870004005340036012705200446013065330103017525380030018556500023018856500020019087000028019287100028019568560063019849781844808472MiFhGG20070202134532.0 m        d        cr un ---uuuua060810s2006    enka    s     000 0 eng d  a9781844808472 (electronic book)  a1844808475 (electronic book)  a9781844806676   a1844806677   aZ@LcZ@LdMiFhGG04a338.5 2221 aMankiw, N. Gregory.10aMicroeconomicsh[electronic resource] /cN. Gregory Mankiw and Mark P. Taylor.  aLondon :bThomson Learning,c2006.2 aTen principles of economics - Thinking like an economist - Interdependence and the gains from trade - How markets work -- The market forces of supply and demand - Elasticity and its application - Supply, demand and government policies - Markets and welfare -- Consumers, producers and the efficiency of markets - Application: The costs of taxation - Application: International trade  -  The economics of the public sector -- Externalities - Public goods and common resources - The design of the tax system - Firm behaviour and the organization of industry - The costs of production - Firms in competitive markets - Monopoly - Oligopoly - Monopolistic competition - The economics of labour markets - The markets for the factors of production - Earnings and discrimination - Income inequality and poverty - The theory of consumer choice - Frontiers of microeconomics.  pOriginal e474p. : ill ; 28 cm.  aRelates economic concepts to an environment that will be familiar and interesting to a European student within the context of a distinctively European focus without ignoring the importance of the US economy and the rest of the world. Provides students with the fundamental lessons of economics and shows how such lessons can be applied to the world in which they live. Devoted to applications and policy - and less to formal economic theory.  aElectronic reproduction.bLondon :cThomson Learning (EMEA),d2006.nAvailable via World Wide Web.  aMode of access: Internet. 0aEconomicszEurope. 0aMicroeconomics.1 aTaylor, Mark P.,d1958-2 aThomson Learning (EMEA)40uhttp://premier.bized.co.uk/Gatekeeper.asp?BOOKID=536942938