Foundations Of Business Thought 9th Edition Calvin M. Boardman; Alan N. Sandomir; Harris Sondak - Solutions

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Why is hand-spinning important for Gandhi?
What did Gandhi think of industrial production as a means to achieve that goal?400
What did Gandhi think was the goal of economics?
What are the reasons why women could only work in relatively poor jobs compared to men?
What are the reasons that managers did not want to invest in training women?
What did Butler notice about the work that women did in early twentieth-century Pittsburgh?
How does Lily's situation compare to Wharton's image of New York?
What does Wharton mean by "the degradation of a New York street in the last stages of decline from fashion to commerce"? 100
Where did Lily Bart come from and where is she headed?
Why was the assembly line so important for Ford?
What assertion did Ford make about work that "the most stupid man can learn within two days"? 100
What did Ford think of the division of labor?
How do workers resist efforts to increase productivity?l. What were Ford's claims about opportunity costs, the application of scientific management principles, 90 and recordkeeping?
Does Taylor think workers are correct to fear increased productivity?
What are the principles of scientific management?384
What happens to the worker as production increases?
Who alienates labor?
What are objectification and alienation of labor?
According to Marx, what is the sole motivation recognized by economics?
What is the difference between personal property and private property? What is different about the motivation to produce each?
According to Marx, what is the difference between how people live outside their roles as workers versus in their roles as workers?
Why might a manufacturing aristocracy prove to be the harsher of the two?
What does de Tocquevile mean by a manufacturing, rather than a territorial, aristocracy?
According to de Tocqueville, what effects on workers does the division of labor have when coupled with industrialization?
What virtues does Jefferson think that agriculture helps develop in a people?
What relevant difference is there between the European and the American contexts that leads Jefferson to his recommendation?
Does Jefferson think that the United States should encourage manufacturing or agriculture?
What advantages did Hamilton identify for agriculture and manufacturing, respectively?
Did Hamilton think that we could rely on Adam Smith's concept of the invisible hand to order the economy?
With what main question was Hamilton concerned?
What three attributes does Polo identify as indicators of the well-ordered nature of China's society?
What countries does Polo mention as international trading partners of China?
Tax on the production and sale of which product in particular brought much revenue to the Chinese emperor?
What were some of the main products that Marco Polo saw being produced and traded in China?
In what way did the telephone operator described by Barnard exhibit moral courage?
Why might Barnard think that you can predict a person's behavior if you know her or his moral codes?
In what way is each code "moral"?
What are the four guiding codes that Barnard imputes to his example worker?350
What is the hierarchy of human needs presented by McGregor?
What are the components of Theory X and TheoryY?
For whose sake do managers do their work and owners invest?
What metaphors does Chatterley use in describing workers?
According to Lord Chatterley, does culture or inborn qualities make the person?
What does Tawney suggest for enlisting the cooperation of labor more fully?
What makes that the workers' enthusiastic contribution unlikely?
What possible alternatives might motivate workers to contribute enthusiastically to the industrial process?
Why does Tawney think that those forces lost their power to motivate?
According to Tawney, what motivated workers in the nineteenth century?
What things must a good manager do to be successful?
What are workers especially sensitive to?
Who has the harder job, the manager or the subordinate?
What three things are essential to know if you want to be a good manager?
What six ways did Carnegie suggest for reconciling the interests of labor and those of companies'owners?
Did Carnegie have a solution to the problem of incompetent management negatively affecting even the best workers?
According to Carnegie, against whom has labor struggled?
What does Carnegie mean by "the labor question"?
According to Confucius, what are the five lovely things and the four ugly things?
What leads to being influential?
According to Confucius, does culture or inborn qualities make the person?
Why does Confucius suggest what we call the golden rule as a principle of good management?
According to Confucius, food, weapons, and trusted leadership have what order of priority in a society?
How does Socrates explain the willingness of good people to accept a position of leadership?
What does the fact that good comes of a product or service, even if it is not paid for, signify for Plato?
What does Socrates mean when he distinguishes between the benefit that comes of any occupation versus the money that is made through that occupation?
What does Socrates argue is the true concern of those who are in a position of authority?
What animals does Machiavelli suggest that those in power need to emulate? Why?
Why does Machiavelli think that it is useful not to have good qualities but rather just to appear to have them?
Why does Machiavelli think it is not necessary that one always keeps one's word?
Why does he distinguish between his official duty and his personal wishes?
How does he balance his duty and his personal desires?
What does he say his personal wishes are?
What does Lincoln identify as his duty as president?
What sorts of considerations might Keynes think enter into market prices that are not relevant to the financial return of an investment?
Why does relatively slow change depend, in turn, on the maintenance of that convention?
How does Keynes suggest that the convention of thinking that the current value of an investment is correct is related to the expectation of relatively slow change in the value of that investment?
Are either bulls or bears realistic in their assessments of market opportunities and risks?
What emotions are expressed by the bears?
What emotions are expressed by the bulls?
According to De La Vega, who are the bulls and who are the bears in a market?
Why might reaching equilibrium sometimes be a rather slow process?
What does Mill mean when he uses the word equilibrium?
What assumptions lie behind Mill's claim that the expectations of profit from various alternative ventures are generally equal?
Why does Mill think that there is a natural or necessary minimum to the rate of profits? Why does this minimum vary from time to time and place to place?
What are the three components to the cost of labor?
How can these three components be apportioned to different people?
According to Mill, what are the three components of profits?
What are the three ways in which lending at interest is useful for a society?
What are the seven ways in which lending money at interest hurts a society?
Which of these ways is the least admirable? Explain.
What are the ways to become wealthy, according to Bacon?
According to Bacon, do riches tend to facilitate or to hinder virtue?289
For what purpose is it a good idea to borrow?
What are Franklin's ways to wealth?
How much should a lender expect to lose in bad debts?286
At what rate of interest does Franklin say a person of good credit can borrow funds?
What important earlier works does Aquinas draw upon in developing and justifying his views?
Can gifts or other benefits substitute for money paid as interest when interest itself is not legitimate?
Under what circumstances, if any, does Aquinas think it is acceptable to receive or pay interest on borrowed money?
What possibilities do all partners to a business have to accept under Jewish economic laws?
Could a gift legally substitute for money paid as interest?

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