ADMS 1000 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1-5: The Seller, Product Differentiation, Human Capital

• School: York University
• Department: Administrative Studies
• Course: ADMS 1000
• Professor: Indira Somwaru

Document Summary

Textbook: course text: karakowsky, l. & guriel, n. (2015). Productivity= output ( goods+sources ) / input - people ( replaced by technology ), land, and capital. Country stability, law and regulations, taxes, trade relationships ( e. g. nafta ), environmental fees, business incentive, crown corporations and deregulation, privatizations. Recession or growth, interest rates, currency rate, unemployment, inflation, national debt. Technological forces ( how is changing technology impacting or changing business? ) Work approaches (e. g. video conferencing), equipment (e. g. Work approaches (e. g. video conferencing), equipment (e. g. manufacturing), electronics (e. g. Work approaches (e. g. video conferencing), equipment (e. g. manufacturing), electronics (e. g. smartphones, tablets), telecommunications (e. g. Work approaches (e. g. video conferencing), equipment (e. g. manufacturing), electronics (e. g. smartphones, tablets), telecommunications (e. g. internet, phone service), processing systems (e. g. Work approaches (e. g. video conferencing), equipment (e. g. manufacturing), electronics (e. g. smartphones, tablets), telecommunications (e. g. internet, phone service), processing systems (e. g. data processing systems) Customs, attitude, values and ethics, demographics, consumer preferences.