Cases in E-commerce
By:"Jeffrey F. Rayport","Bernard J. Jaworski"
Published on 2001 by McGraw-Hill/Irwin
37 Harvard-style cases featuring top companies competing in the New Economy. Cases are organized to facilitate discussion of the decision-making process for formulating New Economy enterprise strategy. The presentation mirrors the organization of the eCommerce textbook written by the authors.
This Book was ranked 35 by Google Books for keyword ecommerce.
The Micro-organisms of the Human Mouth
By:"Willoughby Dayton Miller"
Published on 1890 by
This Book was ranked 35 by Google Books for keyword micro.
Fanuc CNC Custom Macros
By:"Peter Smid"
Published on 2005-01-01 by Industrial Press Inc.
An invaluable companion to the author’s best selling CNC Programming Handbook, this book is a general introduction to the subject of macros (known as Custom Macros or User Macros). Its purpose is to make you aware of what macros are, how to develop them, and how to use them effectively. It also explores important related subjects and identifies several other helpful topics in this increasingly important and exciting field of CNC programming. Offers many practical do’s and don’ts while covering all the popular Fanuc control systems exclusively. Provides the basis for exploring in great depth the extremely wide and rich field of programming tools that macros are. Numerous examples and sample programs are used throughout that serve as practical applications of the techniques presented and as the basis of ready-to-run macro programs. Includes a CD containing all of the sample programs.
This Book was ranked 2 by Google Books for keyword macro.
A New-Open-Economy Macro Model for Fiscal Policy Evaluation
By:"Dennis P. J. Botman","Dirk Muir","Douglas Laxton"
Published on 2006-02-01 by International Monetary Fund
We develop a New-Open-Economy-Macro model in which Ricardian equivalence does not hold because of (i) distortionary labor and corporate income taxation; (ii) limited asset market participation; and (iii) because the overlapping-generations structure results in a disconnect between current and future generations. We consider a permanent increase in government debt following a cut in labor or corporate income taxes in a small and large open economy. We analyze the sensitivity of the results to the key structural parameters of the model and argue that under plausible assumptions there will be significant crowding-out effects associated with permanent increases in government debt.
This Book was ranked 31 by Google Books for keyword macro.
