3 edition of Selected bibliography on strategic management in government and not-for-profit organizations (Public administration series--bibliography) found in the catalog.
Selected bibliography on strategic management in government and not-for-profit organizations (Public administration series--bibliography)
Richard C. Rich
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1986 by Vance Bibliographies .
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Format | Unknown Binding |
Number of Pages | 7 |
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Open Library | OL11270673M |
ISBN 10 | 0890287236 |
ISBN 10 | 9780890287231 |
Strategic Management DefinedSet of managerial decisions and actionsthat determines the long-run performanceof a firm. 6. Basic Concepts of Strategic Management4 Phases of Strategic Management1. Basic financial planning2. Forecast-based planning3. Externally-oriented planning4. Strategic management 7.
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