Best of
Entrepreneurship

1998

The Entrepreneur's Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing


Kathleen Fasanella - 1998
    A practical, no nonsense guide to assist those who would like to begin their own sewn products business, explaining many of the pitfalls that they can now avoid.

Multiple Streams of Income: How to Generate a Lifetime of Unlimited Wealth


Robert G. Allen - 1998
    For this book, Allen researched hundreds of income-producing opportunities and narrowed them down to ten surefire moneymakers anyone can profit from. This revised edition includes a new chapter on a cutting-edge investing technique.

An Enterprising Life: An Autobiography


Jay Van Andel - 1998
    Jay Van Andel's story of building Amway into a household name is an amazing story of inspiration and entrepreneurialship.

Throughput Accounting


Thomas Corbett - 1998
    The Theory of Constraints, a management philosophy derived from physics, assumes that constraints prevent organizations from achieving better performance. The Theory of Constraints (TOC) is based on a scientific method that has been developed and refined for nearly three decades by Dr. Eliyahu M. Goldratt. As a tool for business management, TOC is now accepted as a mainstream alternative to cost accounting. Throughput Accounting Reveals a new management tool for managerial accounting and shows an alternative path for other management practices. Enables managers to quickly see if their decisions increase profitability. Demonstrates some of cost accounting's flaws, and shows how these errors will lead to bad decision making. Compares the paradigm of TOC-based throughput accounting with more conventional cost accounting methodologies and in the process, demonstrates a new way to solve the complex problems of modern management.

Delivering Profitable Value


Michael J. Lanning - 1998
    Furbacher, President, Dynegy Midstream Services, LLP.

The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship: Volume 1, to 1865


Juliet E.K. Walker - 1998
    Juliet Walker's award-winning book is the only source that provides a detailed study of the continuity, diversity, and multiplicity of independent self-help economic activities among African Americans. This new, updated edition covers African American business history through the end of the Civil War and features the first comprehensive account of black business during this era.