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Russia Tip To Tip, Howard I. Ross

Touche Ross Publications

No abstract provided.

Reliance On Other Auditors -- United States Practice, Raymond Perry

Touche Ross Publications

No abstract provided.

Spain, Touche Ross International

Touche Ross Publications

No abstract provided.

Switzerland, Touche Ross International

Touche Ross Publications

No abstract provided.

Executive Digest: Mexico, Touche Ross International

Touche Ross Publications

Originally published by: Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart

Annual Report 1968, Houston Academy Of Medicine-Texas Medical Center Library

Annual Reports: 1943 - Present

The file contains the annual report for the library from 1968.

1968 Newsletters, Morehead State University. Faculty Senate.

Faculty Senate Records

Faculty newsletters of Morehead State University from 1968.

A Survey Of Stone Fruit Plantings In Western Australia, Department Of Agriculture, Western Australia

Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4

This article presents the results of a survey of commercial stone fruit plantings in Western Australia, carried out by officers of the Department of Agriculture during 1966.

The main purpose of the survey was to provide varietal and other statistics not previously available in this State.

The results also give useful indications of future trends in the industry.

The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 9 No. 2, Henry Winthrop, Alan Casty, John Manning, Stuart L. Hills, E. Terrence Jones, Michael R. Johnson, R. D. Lakin, Gary Sange, James C. Baloian, Branley Branson, Hollis Summers, Alberta Turner, Don Welch, William Sallar, Rose Menendian, Kinley E. Roby

The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought

in this issue. . .

A RECENT SUBSCRIBER, forgetting or perhaps overlooking our regional main title, made his check payable to "A Journal of Contemporary Thought." Now we take serious pride in belonging to the Midwest; we celebrate its artists and writers, seek out articles of particular relevance to our broad region, and think of ourselves as speaking in a midwestern accent. But our subscriber reminds us, though inadvertently, that we strive with equal seriousness to live up to the claim embodied in our second title. We are acutely concerned with our own troubled times, nor can we always repress …

Parking Space Allocation And Long Range Planning, Burton V. Dean, Stuart H. Mann, Fu-Tong Hsu, Murray Davidson, Alfred R. Michenzi, Chandrasekhar Das

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This study presents an analysis of parking system characteristics at twenty-eight institutions that are comparable in size and scope to that of Case Western Reserve University and the University Hospitals. The question of whether universities charge for parking, the magnitude of such fees for permit holders and visitors, and the use of variable fee policies are investigated. The comparative performance of university parking systems are tabulated in terms of the relative number of permits issued for off- street parking, the relative number of parking spaces that are provided, and the utilization of parking spaces by permit holders. Finally, development costs …

Bibliography: John L. Carey, Anonymous

Accounting Hall of Fame Brochures

No abstract provided.

Provisions In Cpa Laws & Regulations, United States. Army Audit Agency, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants (Aicpa)

Guides, Handbooks and Manuals

No abstract provided.

Reviews - Writings In Accounting, Phyllis E. Peters

Woman C.P.A.

No abstract provided.

Woman Cpa Volume 30, Number 1, December, 1967, American Woman's Society Of Certified Public Accountants, American Society Of Women Accountants

Woman C.P.A.

No abstract provided.

Queuing Systems With Enforced Idle Time, Bruce A. Powell, Benjamin Avi-Itzhak

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

Enforced idle time occurs in any queuing system in which it is possible for the server to be idle and the queue length to be nonzero simultaneously. This paper examines queuing systems in which the server is conktrained to start service only at fixed intervals of time, with arrivals of customers and service completions occurring continuously. The GIIM/N, GI/D/N, M/D/N,and GI/G/1 queuing systems with enforced idle time are studied and some closed form steady-state results are presented. An application to railroad cfir pool systems is suggested.

Mathematical Programming With Increasing Constraint Functions, William P. Pierskalla

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

The mathematical programming problem--find a non-negative n-vector x which maximizes f(x) subject to the constraints gᵢ(x) ≥ 0, i = 1,...,m — is investigated where f(x) is assumed to be concave or pseudo-concave and the gᵢ(x) are increasing functions. It is shown that under certain conditions on gᵢ(x), the Kuhn-Tucker-Lagrange conditions are necessary and sufficient for the optimality of x*. It is also shown that the gᵢ(x) are a useful class of functions since, among other properties, they are closed under non-negative addition, under the addition of any scalar, and under multiplication of non-negative members of the class. Examples of …

Optimal Policies For Two Product Inventory Systems With Negotiable Lead Times, Gordon P. Wright

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

Two product periodic review dynamic inventory models are considered. At the start of each period two decisions are made for each product. How much to "normal order" with a lead time of λn periods and how much to "emergency order" with a lead time of λe periods, where λe < λn. It is assumed that the emergency ordering costs are higher than the normal ordering costs for each product. Demands in the periods are independent vector random variables with known probability density functions. Demands for individual products within a period are assumed to be non-negative, but they need not be independent. Whenever demand exceeds inventory, their difference is backordered rather than lost. The optimal ordering policy is characterized for three models. The first model is one that incorporates two revenue functions; that is, a salvage return function and a credit function. Also, a linear constraint is imposed on both products which restricts the amount that can be obtained by emergency ordering. The second model considers the case where there is a linear resource constraint which limits the total amount that can be produced or ordered for both products, both normal and emergency, during the normal lead time. The third model is one which is representative of inventory systems having limited storage capacities. There is a linear constraint on the total amount that can be stored for both products during the normal replenishment period. The second and third models discussed do not incorporate a salvage gain function or a credit function.

Priority Problems In Inventory Control, Bruce A. Powell

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

A priority problem exists whenever a system differentiates between distinct classes of customers. Some dynamic, stochastic, periodic review inventory models are developed and analyzed under the assumption that a single customer will accept delivery of an order only if the order can be filled from on-hand inventory. Optimal policies are studied, and conditions under which the form of the optimal dynamic policy is a nondecreasing sequence of single critical numbers are presented. An extensive set of numerical examples suggest that the major factor in determining the form of the optimal policy is the function ~~(~) where ~ is the demand …

An Annotated Bibliography: Applications Of Operations Research To Educational Systems, Warren L. Balinsky

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This document is an annotated bibliography on applications of operations research to educational systems.

No. 70 1967 November Review

International Journal for Business Education

This initiative documents the preservation and digital release of the organization’s historical print archives, representing decades of scholarship in international business education. By converting legacy issues into accessible online formats, the project enhances global access to foundational research, pedagogical innovations, and early thought leadership that shaped the field. The digitized collection provides educators, researchers, and practitioners with a comprehensive record of evolving theories, instructional practices, and international business trends. Making these archival materials publicly available supports continued inquiry, enables longitudinal analysis, and strengthens the discipline’s historical continuity. This effort reflects the organization’s commitment to advancing international business education by ensuring …

Novelist R.V. Cassill To Visit Lindenwood, Lindenwood College

Archived Lindenwood Press Releases

No abstract provided.

The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 9 No. 1, Sam Bradley, William H. Pease, Jane H. Pease, Strother B. Purdy, S. Carter Mcmorris, Michael F. Mayer, Sister Lucy Schneider, Samuel A. Weiss, Burton L. Carlson, Menke Katz, Harland Ristau, Edsel Ford, Gene Degruson, Nancy Ann Dibble, Robert W. Leonard, Clinton Keeler, Tracy Thompson, E. F. Weisslitz, Sylvia Wheeler

The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought

in this issue. . .

THIS FIRST NUMBER of the ninth volume of THE MIDWEST QUARTERLY begins a new year with-somewhat to her surprise- a somewhat new editor. During a summer leave or a sabbatical absence of Professor Cornish, it is true, she has sometimes stepped in, has chewed pencils, checked copy, struggled with an engulfing correspondence, written forewords and afterwords, read proof, worried with subscriptions and copyright and the multifarious details involved in any publication, and all the while has rejoiced rather too audibly in the prospect of a speedy release. She still tends to think of herself as …

Analysis Of Job Shop Scheduling Research Alternatives, Yoshiro Kuratani, Burton D. Corwin

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This technical memorandum is prepared as a report on the job shop scheduling research activities conducted for the Babcock and Wilcox Company (B & W) during the period from March, 1967, to May 31, 1967, by Yoshiro Kuratani and Burton Corwin under the contract number 342-1533 and also on the activities by Burton Corwin during the summer, 1967, while he was employed at the B & W’s Research Center, Alliance, Ohio. The activities center around (1) a survey of the literature, (2) interviews with experts, (3) presentation of a seminar, (4) construction of a job shop model and validation of …

Proceedings: General Session Of The Eightieth Annual Meeting Of The American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants, September 23-27, 1967, Portland, Oregon, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants (Aicpa)

Association Sections, Divisions, Boards, Teams

No abstract provided.

Walt Disney World: Background And Philosophy, Marty Sklar

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

This assemblage has been prepared as a background and starting point for developing a "philosophy" for the Disneyland-style theme park in Walt Disney World. There is a great deal of other material, particularly articles about Disneyland, that might have been included. However, the intent here is to provide, as a foundation, Walt's thinking and philosophy as it was applied in Disneyland, and additionally Walt's thoughts about Walt Disney World as they apply to what we are now beginning."--WED Enterprises, Inc., inter-office communication, September 21, 1967, written by Marty Skyler.

Accountants And The Federal Government, At The Oklahoma Society Of Cpa's Awards Dinner, September 15, 1967, Lyman L. Bryan

Guides, Handbooks and Manuals

No abstract provided.

Estimation Of Research Contract Awards, Burton V. Dean, Stuart H. Mann

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

Decision problems in R and D management need to be investigated in order to improve the existing methods in this field. Through the construction and solution of mathematical models we may translate management objectives and constraints into policies that involve optimal decisions. It is the intention of the authors to present in this paper the results of a study conducted to improve the decision making capabilities of R and D management in the area of contract awards. This technical memorandum is intended for companion use with "A Management Control System for Estimating Research and Development Manpower Requirements", Case Institute of …

The Multi-Dimensional Assignment And Quadratic Assignment Problems, William P. Pierskalla

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

The multi-dimensional assignment problem is a higher dimensional version of the standard (two-dimensional) assignment problem in the literature. The higher dimensions can be though of as time or space dimensions or both. An algorithm is proposed for the solution of the multi-index assignment problem. The algorithm is based on a tree search technique of the branch and bound variety. It uses dual subproblems to provide easily computed bounds for the primal assignment problem. The same algorithm with appropriate modifications is used to find an optimal solution to the multi-dimensional quadratic assignment problem.

A Queuing Theory Approach To Short-Haul Movements Under Constraints Of Time, Volume, And Unknown Behavioral Considerations, James Gerard Morris

Anderson School of Management Theses & Dissertations

The problem of parking in general and student parking in particular has become a matter of considerable interest on the University of New Mexico campus. Open parking space within a five-minute walking distance to central classroom buildings has become virtually non-existent during the peak hours of classroom activity. Evidence of student discontent over this problem is readily apparent in their letters to the student newspaper. Unbeknownst to most students, the situation is due to worsen. The University of New Mexico architect and Chief Planner, Robert Riley, has stated that within three years, no central campus parking will be available to …

Measurement And Analysis Of The Image Of An Automobile Dealership, John Harry Zoller

Anderson School of Management Theses & Dissertations

Every entity, human or not, projects an image to its public, and this image is an important factor in determining how that entity is received by and interacts with that public.