This compact phrase book of key business terminology is an invaluable resource for students who want to communicate their ideas, arguments and analyses with greater clarity and precision.
Divided into 30 bite-size sections, users can quickly and easily find the topic they need when preparing and writing essays, reports and case studies. Each section contains three parts: words in action, taken from real academic writing; information to help you readers use these words correctly; and 'nearly but not quite right' examples from real students' work.
This is an essential companion for students studying both undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business and management, and is suitable for use at any stage of their studies. It is also ideal for those studying related disciplines, including business management, administration, HR, finance, systems analysis, project management, business law and corporate governance.
Why use this book?
Aims and arguments
Definitions, groupings and characteristics
Events, situations and business contexts
Size, amount and distribution
Time, trends and change
Business strategy, models, methods and results
Analyzing and identifying common themes
Evaluating ideas, evidence and impact
Concluding, applying ideas and making recommendations
Appendix: Latin phrases and abbreviations
Index.
