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Quantitative Modelling for Management and Business

Quantitative Modelling for Management and Business( )
Author: Carter, Mike
Williamson, David
ISBN:978-0-273-60510-2
Publication Date:Dec 1995
Publisher:Pitman Publishing
Book Format:Paperback
CD-ROM
List Price:USD $64.50
Book Description:

This quantitative text is written specifically for management students and practitioners and places a much greater emphasis on competency and work-based assessment. It goes beyond improved presentation of quantitative material covered in other texts to consider the genuine needs of the manager.

Book Details
Pages:560
Detailed Subjects: Business & Economics / Business Mathematics
Business & Economics / Industrial Management
Physical Dimensions (W X L X H):7.332 x 9.555 x 1.092 Inches
Book Weight:2.372 Pounds
Author Biography
Carter, Mike (Author)
The author of 15 plays, as well as numerous screen and television scripts, David Williamson is certainly Australia's most prolific playwright. He is also the country's most popular dramatist and the one best known abroad. Finally, most critics and general theatergoers would agree that he is the best playwright Australia has produced so far. Although his screenplays move into areas outside Australia, the plays remain fixed in his native land. Always well received in Australia, they have also been successful in Europe and the United States. Williamson's greatest achievement, then, lies in the way he makes universal that experience peculiar to Australians. Born in a small town near Melbourne, Williamson did not appear destined for a theatrical career. While majoring in engineering in college, he began writing for campus productions, and soon turned to a career as a playwright. Not particularly experimental, each play is marked by firm structure, exact sense of place, vivid language, satire, and comedy. These elements cohere to reveal believable characters facing often ordinary conflicts. Their responses are sometimes mundane and muddled, and rarely does a resolution take place. Among his works of the 1970s, The Removalists (1971) uses techniques of theater of cruelty. The plot revolves around police violence against individuals as a metaphor for gratuitous violence in society. Don's Party (1971) reveals the public and personal frustrations of a group of professional men and women at an election day party. In The Coming of Stork, a group of educated, urban young men and women seek their places in the social structure. The adverse role the Vietnam War played in Australian society is depicted in Jugglers Three, while What If You Died Tomorrow dramatizes the effect of fame on marriage and family relationships. Later plays include Travelling North (1980), The Perfectionist (1982), Sons of Cain (1985), Emerald City (1987), and Top Silk (1990). Williamson has addressed a n



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