JAMAICA, N.Y., May 15, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- With the ongoing global recession, surviving in business is gradually more difficult than ever. For small enterprises, what will it take for them to stay alive and keep moving forward in the sea of economic uncertainty? Author Conrad M. Govine, Ph.D., reveals new strategies and insights with the release of his new book Economic Profits for the Small Business Manager.
Economic Profits for the Small Business Manager is a comprehensive thesis that offers readers an in-depth look at business through the model of small enterprise as well through several concepts, methods and theories. It discusses many issues such as the small business entrepreneur's lack of knowledge on attributable cost and its effect on their marginal cost and corresponding value; what management decisions and structure should be used in crucial times; how accounting should be classified; what the different types and natures of cost are; how small businesses should refine their work processes; and more. Ultimately, this release provides a new view of what is happening and how they affect many small business failures that continue to occur to this day.
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Economic Profits for the Small Business Manager
* by Conrad M. Govine, Ph.D.
Publication Date: May 14, 2009
Trade Paperback; $19.99; 257 pages; 978-1-4415-0791-4
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