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* [[ABC curve]] - ''(I've heard this term mentioned in management as a method of determining the relative desirability of various expenditures by "[[triage]]" or the [[Pareto principle]]. Google search seems to show it used as a general statistical term.) ([[Approximate Bayesian computation]]?? - In which case we may want a redirect.)''
* [[ABC curve]] - ''(I've heard this term mentioned in management as a method of determining the relative desirability of various expenditures by "[[triage]]" or the [[Pareto principle]]. Google search seems to show it used as a general statistical term.) ([[Approximate Bayesian computation]]?? - In which case we may want a redirect.)''
* [[Anthony Triangle]]
* [[Anthony Triangle]]
* [[The Providence Arcade]]
* [[Contingent Workforce Management]]
* [[Contingent Workforce Management]]
* [[New years glasses]] - We need someone out there with insider knowledge to write on the topic of those New Year's glasses that you see people wear...the history, the first year it started as a trend, who makes them, etc, etc. This is a milestone of a product that must be known about! '''Cmmt'''. Not notable, but rather a novelty. If you can find enough reliable sources, go ahead and start a stub. ''Remove Feb. 14, 2008''.
* [[New years glasses]] - We need someone out there with insider knowledge to write on the topic of those New Year's glasses that you see people wear...the history, the first year it started as a trend, who makes them, etc, etc. This is a milestone of a product that must be known about! '''Cmmt'''. Not notable, but rather a novelty. If you can find enough reliable sources, go ahead and start a stub. ''Remove Feb. 14, 2008''.

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Accounting

Business

Businesses and Organizations

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Human resources

Non-profits

People

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Terminology (Business)

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Law firms

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Management

Lists/Overall

Other

  • ABC curve - (I've heard this term mentioned in management as a method of determining the relative desirability of various expenditures by "triage" or the Pareto principle. Google search seems to show it used as a general statistical term.) (Approximate Bayesian computation?? - In which case we may want a redirect.)
  • Anthony Triangle
  • The Providence Arcade
  • Contingent Workforce Management
  • New years glasses - We need someone out there with insider knowledge to write on the topic of those New Year's glasses that you see people wear...the history, the first year it started as a trend, who makes them, etc, etc. This is a milestone of a product that must be known about! Cmmt. Not notable, but rather a novelty. If you can find enough reliable sources, go ahead and start a stub. Remove Feb. 14, 2008.
  • Nicholas Darvas - stock trader who made $2m in the 50's from $10,000.
  • Octopus (business) - referring to a corporation with designs on monopoly; the term had been used to describe several transportation and banking firms in the late 19th century (cf. The Octopus (Frank Norris), a case history). Cmmt. If someone could point out the companies that were ever called an octopus, it'd be helpful. Remove after Feb. 15, 2008.
  • BioKleen - A cleaning product company

Economics

Terminology (Economics)

Economic policy

Economists

Economic theory and history

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Econometrics

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Finance

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