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Final Exam Reminder    Posted: Dec 4, 2009
This is a reminder notice that the final will be held on the following dates: Dec. 5-7. I do want to wish you the best on the final. David

Study Guide for Final Dates: Dec. 5-7    Posted: Dec 1, 2009
BUS 10 1.Factors of production; 2.The impact of business on society; 3.Stakeholders and world-class businesses; 4.Standard of living; 5.Characteristics of a free-market economy; 5b.Invisible hand;6.Basic rights of capitalism; 7.Adv./disadv. of capitalism; 8.Trade protectionism; 9.Types of economic advantages; 10.Causes of unethical business behavior; 11.Lose-lose situation; 12.Global trading; 13.Adv.disadv. of the different forms of businesses; 14.Types of mergers; 15.Small businesses and job creation; 15.Reasons for growth of home-based businesses; 16.Basic functions of management; 17.Leadership styles; 18.Steps in decision making; 19.Division of labor; 20.Span of control; 21.Economies of scale; 22.U.S. economy is dominated by?; 23.Flexible manufacturing; 24.CAD; 25.Trademarks; 26.Patents; 27.Statutory law; 28.Parts of a contract; 29.Common law; 30.Maslow's Theory; 31.Theory X, Y; 32.Hawthorne studies; 33.Challenge today for human resource managers; 34.Difference between a mediator an

Course Description
A survey course designed to introduce the student to the principles and functions of business. Business will be studied as a part of a total social, political and economic environment. The various functional areas of business will be discussed: economic systems, forms of business ownership, small business, management, human relations, marketing, accounting, finance, stock market and business law

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