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The Wealth of Nations

Adam Smith

1776 ★ 4.1

Working Papers of the MIT Commission on Industrial Productivity

The MIT Commission

1989 ★ 4.1

Paradoxical thinking

Jerry Fletcher

1997

Productivity, Innovation, Management and Development

P. N. Rastogi

1988

The Anatomy of Persuasion

Norbert Aubuchon

1997

Just-in-time

Walter E. Goddard

1986

Efficiency, market dynamics and industry growth

Jatikumar Sengupta

2009

Japanese productivity

John M. Burnham

1983

Made in Britain

Evan Davis

2011

Productivity management

D. Scott Sink

1985

Value analysis tear-down

Jerry Kaufman, Yoshihiko Sato

2005

Reassessing American competitiveness

Peter Morici

1988

Total quality management

Dorsey J. Talley

1991

Productivity

Dale Weldeau Jorgenson

1995

Unlocking the power of your QMS

Charles A. Cianfrani, Jack West

2004

Productivity improvement manual

Alan Lawlor

1985

The Deming dimension

Henry R. Neave

1992

Vremi︠a︡, vpered!

Valentin Petrovich Kataev

1976

Measurement and Interpretation of Productivity

National Research Council. Panel to Review Productivity Statistics.

1980

How to win productivity in manufacturing

William E. Sandman

1980

Corporate structure & performance

Michael L. Lawriwsky

1984

Productivity needs of the United States

Audrey Freedman

1989

Disinflation in transition, 1993-97

Carlo Cottarelli

1999

Boost your productivity and achieve your goals

Matt Avery

2013

Measure up!

Kelvin F. Cross, Richard L. Lynch

1991

Japanese quality circles and productivity

Joel E. Ross

1982

The balanced scorecard

Robert S. Kaplan

1996

Introduction to data envelopment analysis and its uses

William W. Cooper

2005

Integrating productivity and quality management

Johnson Aimie Edosomwan

1987

Managing the business

Garry L. McDaniel

1999

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