World Student S. Series

This calculus book has been updated to include calculator/computer technology. The broad use of applications and the examples and exercises aim to reinforce conceptualization of the subject matter. In addition to covering topics in calculus of a single variable, this book also includes third semester calculus material.

International Business

by John D. Daniels and etc.

Published 1 January 1976

John Daniels and Lee Radebaugh share their first hand knowledge of international business through this new edition of their market leading textbook. This textbook thoroughly discusses the differences faced in international environments, the overall strategies that companies can take, and the functional alternatives for operating abroad. Cited as having the widest coverage of all International Business textbooks, Daniels and Radebaugh have added the internationalization process to many chapters a nd have extensively revised the strategy chapters for this edition. To make learning (and teaching!) more interesting this book is overflowing with colorful maps, strong opening and closing cases, and current examples. Available with GLOBE (CD-ROM with electronic Atlas and exercises).

Physics

by W.Edward Gettys, etc., Frederick J. Keller, and Malcolm J. Skove

Published July 1973

Designed for a calculus-based introductory course for engineers and scientists, this second edition retains its student oriented, specific-to-general approach which provides clear, easily understood presentations of difficult and complex materials, and uses models frequently to help explain difficult concepts. It retains its early treatment of Newton's law of gravitation and continues to feature problems where numerical methods may be used. An emphasis on problem solving and developing problem-solving strategies is supported by an abundance of solved examples, numerous end-of-chapter questions, and a 20% increase in exercises and problems. New Self-Tests with answers follow every example providing instant reinforcement for the student working through the examples. Ten modern physics highlight boxes introduce students early in the course to the excitement of modern physics supplementing the end-of-chapter commentaries retained from the first edition, and a new chapter on astrophysics augments the modern physics section. A new four colour design, over 200 additional photographs, and redesigned line art enhance student learning and complement this clearly and precisely written text.
Also available are a study guide, instructor's manual/test bank (0-07-033717-9), instructor's solutions manual and OHT's (0-07-074511-0).

Foundations of Electromagnetic Theory

by J.R. Reitz and etc.

Published December 1967

Organizations

by James L. Gibson and etc.

Published December 1979

This text covers both micro and macro topics, continuing the research base set by previous editions. Each chapter contains close-up boxes, case for analysis and experimental exercise which provide the student with real-world applications.

Modern University Physics

by James A. Richards and etc.

Published December 1960

Organic Chemistry

by James B. Hendrickson and etc.

Published May 1969

Introduction to Linear Analysis

by D.L. Kreider and etc.

Published December 1966

Sales Force Management

by Gilbert A. Churchill, Jr. and etc.

Published 1 November 1989

This research/theory based text cites the theoretical foundations of sales mangement. The material in previous editions has been expanded to include empowerment, stress management, leadership and strategic management. Experimental applications are also included appearing at the end of the chapters, providing the student with the opportunity to work relevant topics.

Management Accounting

by Wayne J. Morse, etc., James R. Davis, and Al L Hartgraves

Published 1 January 1984

Taking a much more strategic approach, the focus, of this book, is on the full range of cost drivers within the value chain rather than on just the distinctions between product/non-product costs and unit-variable/fixed costs.Specially designed for managerial accountants, this updated edition thoroughly integrates issues that have emerged during the past ten years. By taking a value chain approach and stressing management accounting as an employee and management empowerment tool, the content is relevant, interesting, and usable for those whose primary concerns are something more than financial reporting.