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particularly promising to begin with the budgeting process: Why was it designed in this form? What was its purpose? Two useful techniques for this are “Double-loop Accounting” (see page 286) and the “Destiny Factor and History Chart” (see page 341).
Art Kleiner • The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook: Strategies for Building a Learning Organization
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Does this mean that the government has no right whatever of interference in these autonomous spheres of life? Not at all. It possesses the threefold right and duty: 1. Whenever different spheres clash, to compel mutual regard for the boundary-lines of each; 2. To defend individuals and the weak ones, in those spheres, against the abuse of power of
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Gunnar Þorvaldsson • 19 cards
If Jackson had stood against the supposed evils of centralization, Warburg, more than anyone else, had recognized the weakness in stand-alone banking and crusaded to overcome the Jacksonian view.
Roger Lowenstein • America's Bank
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The two critical judgments behind Plan Dog were that the United States could not decisively prevail in both Europe and Asia at the same time and that defending Britain was more important than defending territories in the Pacific.
Richard Rumelt • The Crux: How Leaders Become Strategists
Having thus separated out a set of related price classes, we set forth an intricate strategy which can be summarized as follows: We proposed in general that General Motors should place its cars at the top of each price range and make them of such a quality that they would attract sales from below that price, selling to those customers who might be
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