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Executive decision makers are coming to understand that strategic management, national government policies, and the international public sector are all related, often in subtle ways. Foreign markets now have even more influence on corporate performance. Dr. Beenhakker familiarizes readers with a multifaceted approach to decision making in an international context, focusing on the interactions between the private and public sectors. In doing this he shows how macroeconomic issues affect the global economy, specifically their impact on international financing. Though drawing upon a wide range of…mehr

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Executive decision makers are coming to understand that strategic management, national government policies, and the international public sector are all related, often in subtle ways. Foreign markets now have even more influence on corporate performance. Dr. Beenhakker familiarizes readers with a multifaceted approach to decision making in an international context, focusing on the interactions between the private and public sectors. In doing this he shows how macroeconomic issues affect the global economy, specifically their impact on international financing. Though drawing upon a wide range of sources in economics, finance, accounting, and statistics, among other fields, this work requires no special grounding in any of these fields to be read, grasped, and applied. Dr. Beenhakker's analytical techniques help translate the often vague rules of thumb used by international finance executives into specific decision making criteria. With numerous examples and illustrations, plus a clearly defined conceptual framework to analyze, predict, and respond to changes in the financial environment and world trade, Dr. Beenhakker's book is an essential resource for executive-level decision makers throughout today's globalizing organizations.
Autorenporträt
HENRI L. BEENHAKKER is a principal economist at the World Bank, Adjunct Professor in the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, and adviser to the U.S. General Accounting Office. With professional experience in economics, finance, and engineering, he has assisted industrial and governmental organizations here and abroad in long-range planning. He also served as Chairman of the Department of Industrial Management at the University of Iowa, and was employed by Stanford Research Institute. He is author of five textbooks and more than 35 articles published in leading business and economic journals. His most recent book is Investment Decision Making in the Private and Public Sectors (Quorum, 1996).