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Managerial Economics of Non-Profit Organizations

2008
Overview of managerial economics of non-profit ...
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RDF production plants: II Economics and profitability

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2002
Abstract Production of refuse derived fuel (RDF) is a viable approach to material and energy recovery from municipal solid waste. However, in order to find a market for such a product a high quality level is required so that it can be effectively utilized in actual combustion systems.
CAPUTO A. C, PELAGAGGE, Pacifico
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Profit Power Economics

2009
AbstractProfit Power Economics brings together cutting-edge economics, network mathematics, and business experience to give readers a clear grasp of the underlying forces that are reshaping our business world. This groundbreaking book offers nothing less than a new economic paradigm for our age—as well as the practical tools to make the most of it ...
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The Economic Essence of Profit and Profitability Under Socialism

Problems in Economics, 1969
In connection with increasing the role of profit and profitability under the conditions of the economic reforms carried out in the socialist countries, economists of the Soviet Union and of other socialist countries have been confronted by the task of intensifying the theoretical elaboration of problems of profit and profitability and of means of ...
M. Atlas, R. Vinokur
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The persistence of economic profit

International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, 2013
Recently, as practitioners and researchers from developed countries have increasingly probed the activities of emerging economies, what exactly drives the long-term economic profitability of firms in China has become the most salient issue in the above fields.
Feng-Jyh Lin, Yi-Min Chen, Fang-Yi Lo
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Profit in Economic Theory

1983
The connection between profit and economic theory is an intimate one. Economic analysis, in very large part, developed only with the maturing of a capitalist system in which production activities became overwhelmingly organised on the basis of profitability. Moreover, the attempt to understand such a system has been the focal point of economic interest
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Profits in Economic Theory

Southern Economic Journal, 1984
James R. Wible, Michael Howard
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Profit in American Economic Theory

The Review of Economic Studies, 1933
DURING the past sixty years, there has been a highly significant development of the concept of profit in American economic thought, generally unaffected by influences from abroad. The process of this development has given the term an entirely new content and new connotations which are peculiar to its use in the United States.
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Economic reform and production profitability

Refractories, 1968
The new planning and economic-stimulation system, which has increased the independence of enterprises, requires that accountants exercise increased supervision over production, that cost-accounting be introduced into shops, and that the operations of all economic services be improved. The principal goal of the new accounting reforms (an increase in the
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Accounting Profit Versus Economic Income

2009
Nearly half a century ago Boulding (1962) wrote: ‘Economics and accountancy [‘the uncongenial twins’] are two disciplines which draw their raw material from much the same mines. From these raw materials, however, they seem to fashion remarkably different products.
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