Titlebook: German Yearbook on Business History 1983; German Society for Business History,Wolfram Engels Conference proceedings 1984 Springer-Verlag B

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6977-0One of my British friends answered my question as to why there is no co-determination in Great Britain with what I think a remarkable reply: “Co-determination is only meant for export to Germany”.

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Molecular Clones within Organismal Clones,The subtitle to this article — “A Challenge to Enterprise” - indicates two things: the challenge to adjust to structural change and the challenge to bring this about.

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,“Co-Determination at Company Level”,One of my British friends answered my question as to why there is no co-determination in Great Britain with what I think a remarkable reply: “Co-determination is only meant for export to Germany”.

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,The German Feeble Current Cable Association (DSV) — Background, Foundation and Early Years (1876–19The history of the cartels in the German electrical engineering industry has not yet been written, and it must be feared that many gaps caused by the wars and the cassation of historical documents can never be closed.

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,Structural Change in the Economy — A Challenge to Enterprise,The subtitle to this article — “A Challenge to Enterprise” - indicates two things: the challenge to adjust to structural change and the challenge to bring this about.

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Capital Raised and its Use by German Mechanical Engineering Firms in the 19th and Early 20th Centur of goods being produced, the production process and its speed. The need for capital and the means used to raise it closely depend on the way a company is growing, and this can be traced from the amount of investment, seen as the transformation of money into goods and equipment, and in the development of the balance sheet total..

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Bull Rides Described by “Scroggins”, G. W. Harris, and Mark Twainart’s bull ride in .. Professor Walter Blair of the University of Chicago—to whom I had sent a copy of my article has called my attention to another story of a bull ride which may have been known by Twain. It is “Deacon Smith’s Bull, or Mike Fink in a Tight Place,” by “Scroggins”. It appeared in the