Counting What Counts

Turning Corporate Accountability to Competitive Advantage

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Author

Publication

2000-04-04 - Basic Books

Language

English

Word Count

80,000 words, Guess

Page Count

320 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

Internet Archivecountingwhatcoun00epst_065
Internet Archivecountingwhatcoun0000epst_p6m0
ISBN-100738203130
ISBN-139780738203133
LibraryThing2817017

and 2 more

Better World Books9780738203133
Open LibraryOL7899371M

Classifications

LCCHD2741 .E67 2000
LCCHD2741.E67 2000

First Sentence

In the spring of 1989, Ed Woolard, then chairman of DuPont, gave two speeches that would help him make his mark as a maverick.

Subjects

Topics

Management Unternehmen Bilan social Verslaglegging Business Ethics Unternehmensethik Unternehmenserfolg

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