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Harald Dyckhoff
Grundzüge der Produktionswirtschaft [PDF ebook]
Einfuhrung in die Theorie betrieblicher Produktion

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Dieses Lehrbuch ist eine leicht zugängliche Einführung in die moderne Theorie betrieblicher Produktion. In einem einheitlichen Rahmen behandelt es sowohl wesentliche Modelle und Aussagen der traditionellen Produktions- und Kostentheorie als auch grundlegende Aspekte des praktischen Produktionsmanagements. Der verwendete Ansatz kann als systemprozeß- und erfolgsorientiert gekennzeichnet werden, wobei Gesichtspunkte des Umweltschutzes organisch integriert sind. Das neue Konzept der Input/Output-Graphen führt zu einer konstruktiven Ausrichtung der Theorie und fördert zudem das Verständnis komplexer, vernetzter Produktionsstrukturen.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● ISBN 9783662076224 ● Publisher Springer Berlin Heidelberg ● Published 2013 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 6342814 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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