 | Brian J. Loasby - 1976 - 266 pàgines
...right objective. . .is certain to do harm and to misdirect. To emphasise only profit, for instance, misdirects managers to the point where they may endanger...They tend to short-change research, promotion and the other postponable investments. Above all, they shy away from any capital expenditure that may increase... | |
 | Peter F.Drucker - 1975 - 420 pàgines
...philosopher's stone; it is certain to do harm and to misdirect. To emphasize only profit, for instance, misdirects managers to the point where they may endanger...They tend to short-change research, promotion and the other postponable investments. Above all, they shy away from any capital expenditure that may increase... | |
 | K. Anbuvelan - 2007 - 356 pàgines
...prosperity and progress in the long run. According to Drucker, "To emphasize profit, for instance, misdirects managers to the point where they may endanger...obtain profit today they tend to undermine the future." Where several goals are involved, maximizing one goal would usually be at the cost of another. Managers... | |
 | K. Anbuvelan - 2007 - 416 pàgines
...prosperity and progress in the long run. According to Drucker, "To emphasize profit, for instance, misdirects managers to the point where they may endanger...obtain profit today they tend to undermine the future." Where several goals are involved, maximizing one goal would usually be at the cost of another. Managers... | |
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To emphasize only profit, for instance, misdirects managers to the point where they may endanger the survival of the business. To obtain profit today they tend to undermine the future. They may push the most easily saleable product lines and slight those... 