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changes of output and employment by the change of money. Furthermore, what distinguishes the General Theory from the Treatise is not its more direct and precise concern with changes in output, but the crucial role that it assigns to such changes as an equilibrating force with respect to aggregate de
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changes in society, Peggy Post\'s style is not quite as formal as Emily Post\'s, but neither is it as breezy or irreverent as many of the current crop of etiquette books.
→사회에서의 변화를 반영(reflecting)해볼 때, Peggy Post의 스타일은 Emily Post의 책같이 형식적(formal)이지는 않지만,
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Formal Offer.
⑵ Counter Offer and Firm Offer.
⑶ Acceptance.
⑷ Formal Order.
⑸ Acknowledge.
3) Execution of Contract
⑴ Opening of Letter of Credit.
⑵ Manufacturing.
⑶ Terms of Payment.
⑷ Terms of Shipment.
⑸ Terms of Insurance.
⑹ Terms of Packing.
⑺ Terms of Claim.
⑻ Settlement and Adjustment.
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formal, Tacit Collusion
A cartel is a formal collusion, which is usually prohibited by the law. Sometimes oligopolists operates on informal collusive agreements.
Gentlemen\'s Agreement
- informal agreement on cooperation
Price Leadership Model
- A popular type of tacit collusions
- A dominant firm s
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changes, the complexity of organization and the top management commitment on the change.
Today\'s environmental change has a rather abruptive and discontinual phenomena. This means that a company should have a responsiveness to new environment and technologies. And people in an organization should h
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