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assumptions. 4.

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AUSTRALIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT. Business Ethics. The Basics of Ethics. There are two basic theories in modern moral philosophy: the theory that acts are intrinsically right or wrong and that this is expressed in duties (this position has the technical name of deontology and is most commonly associated with Immanuel Kant (1724−1804)); and the theory that right and wrong are to AGSM ECONOMICS CLUSTER: EXECUTIVE PROGRAM INFORMATION Executive Programs: Thinking Strategically: Gaining the Competitive Edge in Business. Directors: Bob Marks and Robin Stonecash ; Aim: Strategic thinking is the art of outdoing a rival, knowing that the rival is trying to do the same to you.This program improves managers' capacity to analyse a competitive environment systematically, and have greater confidence in their ability to make strategic

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The Integrative Program, Business Ethics, is an elective IP in the full-time MBA at the AGSM.It is taught by Associate Professor Damian Grace and Professor Robert Marks. UNSW - SEARCH RESULTS UNSW - Search results Top HAZEL’S MEMORY: FIRST PAGE Taken before Zoë’s fourth birthday party in December, 1994. “But what the wisdom of the ages says is that we do not do well to grieve

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The Learning Toolkit is a set of study skills resources and tutorials designed to help you successfully complete your post graduate studies. It aims to provide you with advice, information and the necessary tools to assist you in developing skills, strategies and good study

practices.

KIDDER’SCHECKPOINTS FOR ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING Kidder’sCheckpoints for Ethical Decision-Making 1. Is there an ethical dilemma? 2. Whose dilemma is it? 3. Distinguish facts from

assumptions. 4.

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practices.

KIDDER’SCHECKPOINTS FOR ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING Kidder’sCheckpoints for Ethical Decision-Making 1. Is there an ethical dilemma? 2. Whose dilemma is it? 3. Distinguish facts from

assumptions. 4.

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Amended, from: here. July 1985 -- Houston Natural Gas merges with InterNorth, a natural gas company based in Omaha, Neb., to form the modern-day Enron, an interstate and intrastate natural gas pipeline company with 37,500 miles of pipe. Jan. 1987-- Enron discovers that oil traders in their Vahalla, NY, office have been diverting company funds to their personal accounts. JOAN ROBINSON AT STANFORD, MAY 1974 Emeritus Professor Joan Robinson (1903-1983) was a guest professor at Stanford University in May 1974. She gave three lectures, which were (partly) recorded by Robert Marks: "What is Wrong with Neoclassical Economics?" May 1974, introduced by Don Harris, MP3 File 1: Listen || Download (46:40 mins) and MP3 File 2: Listen || Download (46:47 mins). "Traditional Economics is Inappropriate for

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The Learning Toolkit is a set of study skills resources and tutorials designed to help you successfully complete your post graduate studies. It aims to provide you with advice, information and the necessary tools to assist you in developing skills, strategies and good study

practices.

ROBERT MARKS @ AGSM, UNSW My 1978 dissertation is reprinted in 2017. My 1978 Stanford dissertation, Non-Renewable Resources and Disequilibrium Macrodynamics is reprinted and published on 23 October 2017 by Routledge (Taylor & Francis), London and New York, as Volume 9 in the Routledge Library Editions: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. There is a new preface to the book by Nobel Laureate Bob Solow, of MIT KIDDER’SCHECKPOINTS FOR ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING Kidder’sCheckpoints for Ethical Decision-Making 1. Is there an ethical dilemma? 2. Whose dilemma is it? 3. Distinguish facts from

assumptions. 4.

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Career Toolkit. Home; Career planning and self-understanding; Presenting your brand and online presence; Build and manage networks; Job search techniques MULTI-ATTRIBUTE DECISION MAKING Multi-Attribute Decision Making Manydecisions are based on other attributes than price.Choosing a car, forinstance , although you might be looking in a particular price band. 5. THE DYNAMICS OF PRICING RIVALRY R.E. Marks ECL 5-1 5. The Dynamics of Pricing Rivalry In July 1985 Fairfax increased the price of the Sydney Sun, in the expectation that News would follow suit LECTURE 7: COSTS OF PRODUCTION Lecture 7 AGSM©2004 Page 3 REVENUE, COST, PROFIT Assume: the firm’s primar y goal is to maximise its profits. Total Revenue (TR): the amount a firm receives for MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 2 Part A: Multiple Choice Questions (20 Marks) Answer the following twenty (20) questions in your answer booklet (not on this paper).Clearly number all questions and JOAN ROBINSON AT STANFORD, MAY 1974 Emeritus Professor Joan Robinson (1903-1983) was a guest professor at Stanford University in May 1974. She gave three lectures, which were (partly) recorded by Robert Marks: "What is Wrong with Neoclassical Economics?" May 1974, introduced by Don Harris, MP3 File 1: Listen || Download (46:40 mins) and MP3 File 2: Listen || Download (46:47 mins). "Traditional Economics is Inappropriate for AGSM | BUSINESS SCHOOL Created Date: 6/2/1998 6:33:46 PM

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The Learning Toolkit is a set of study skills resources and tutorials designed to help you successfully complete your post graduate studies. It aims to provide you with advice, information and the necessary tools to assist you in developing skills, strategies and good study

practices.

ROBERT MARKS @ AGSM, UNSW My 1978 dissertation is reprinted in 2017. My 1978 Stanford dissertation, Non-Renewable Resources and Disequilibrium Macrodynamics is reprinted and published on 23 October 2017 by Routledge (Taylor & Francis), London and New York, as Volume 9 in the Routledge Library Editions: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. There is a new preface to the book by Nobel Laureate Bob Solow, of MIT KIDDER’SCHECKPOINTS FOR ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING Kidder’sCheckpoints for Ethical Decision-Making 1. Is there an ethical dilemma? 2. Whose dilemma is it? 3. Distinguish facts from

assumptions. 4.

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Career Toolkit. Home; Career planning and self-understanding; Presenting your brand and online presence; Build and manage networks; Job search techniques MULTI-ATTRIBUTE DECISION MAKING Multi-Attribute Decision Making Manydecisions are based on other attributes than price.Choosing a car, forinstance , although you might be looking in a particular price band. 5. THE DYNAMICS OF PRICING RIVALRY R.E. Marks ECL 5-1 5. The Dynamics of Pricing Rivalry In July 1985 Fairfax increased the price of the Sydney Sun, in the expectation that News would follow suit LECTURE 7: COSTS OF PRODUCTION Lecture 7 AGSM©2004 Page 3 REVENUE, COST, PROFIT Assume: the firm’s primar y goal is to maximise its profits. Total Revenue (TR): the amount a firm receives for MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 2 Part A: Multiple Choice Questions (20 Marks) Answer the following twenty (20) questions in your answer booklet (not on this paper).Clearly number all questions and JOAN ROBINSON AT STANFORD, MAY 1974 Emeritus Professor Joan Robinson (1903-1983) was a guest professor at Stanford University in May 1974. She gave three lectures, which were (partly) recorded by Robert Marks: "What is Wrong with Neoclassical Economics?" May 1974, introduced by Don Harris, MP3 File 1: Listen || Download (46:40 mins) and MP3 File 2: Listen || Download (46:47 mins). "Traditional Economics is Inappropriate for AGSM | BUSINESS SCHOOL Created Date: 6/2/1998 6:33:46 PM STRATEGIC GAME THEORY -- GLOSSARY strategic moves: manipulate the rules of the game to a player's advantage There are three types of strategic moves: commitments, threats, and promises. Only a credible strategic move will have the desired effect. To move first, one's action must be observable to the other players, and irreversible. a commitment: P1 states (observed and irreversibly): "In the game to follow, I shall make a ROBERT MARKS @ AGSM, UNSW My 1978 dissertation is reprinted in 2017. My 1978 Stanford dissertation, Non-Renewable Resources and Disequilibrium Macrodynamics is reprinted and published on 23 October 2017 by Routledge (Taylor & Francis), London and New York, as Volume 9 in the Routledge Library Editions: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. There is a new preface to the book by Nobel Laureate Bob Solow, of MIT JOAN ROBINSON AT STANFORD, MAY 1974 Emeritus Professor Joan Robinson (1903-1983) was a guest professor at Stanford University in May 1974. She gave three lectures, which were (partly) recorded by Robert Marks: "What is Wrong with Neoclassical Economics?" May 1974, introduced by Don Harris, MP3 File 1: Listen || Download (46:40 mins) and MP3 File 2: Listen || Download (46:47 mins). "Traditional Economics is Inappropriate for 1. DECISIONANALYSIS: GAMES AGAINST NATURE 1.1 INFLUENCEDIAGRAMS R.E.Marks © 2004 Lecture 5-8 1.1.1 InfluenceDiagrams — Summary An influence diagram provides a simple graphical representation of a

decision

1. UTILITY HEORY OF CHOICE QUESTION R.E.Marks 1998 Revision Demand 5 1.1 Utility Functions The utility of a consumer is a function of the bundle of goods and services chosen (all the goods & services he (she) chooses). HAZEL’S MEMORY: HILARY’S THOUGHTS Date: Tue, 14 Dec 1999 17:29:42 +1100 . To: bobm@agsm.edu.au Subject: Memories of Hazel Dear Bob, It’s more than a year since Hazel’s death and it has taken me this long to come to terms with it. HARDIE LESSON FOR MURDOCHS IN INVESTOR RELATIONS -2-venture is to leave shareholder protections as theyare, but the trouble is that might remove the whole point of the exercise. The common thread between James Hardie and News Corp is the role of

directors.

HAZEL'S MEMORY: IT IS OVER, SEPTEMBER 15, 1998 It Is Over. I sent this early in the morning of the day after Hazel had died. I had slept in the same room as the body, which had been laid out by the nurses, and garlanded with daphne. HARDIE INQUIRY ONLY STARTING POINT TO RESOLVING ASBESTOS -1-Hardie inquiry only starting point to resolving asbestos crisis 24 September 2004 Australian Associated Press General News By Roz Alderton SYDNEY,Sept 24 AAP — A six-month inquiry into James Hardie

Industries has only

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-1-John Monash, his wife, and lover Starting on my sleuthing, I soon found that I was a blood relative toJohn Monash’swife, Hannah Victoria Moss (1869-1920): she is a second cousin three times removed.

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The Learning Toolkit is a set of study skills resources and tutorials designed to help you successfully complete your post graduate studies. It aims to provide you with advice, information and the necessary tools to assist you in developing skills, strategies and good study

practices.

ROBERT MARKS @ AGSM, UNSW My 1978 dissertation is reprinted in 2017. My 1978 Stanford dissertation, Non-Renewable Resources and Disequilibrium Macrodynamics is reprinted and published on 23 October 2017 by Routledge (Taylor & Francis), London and New York, as Volume 9 in the Routledge Library Editions: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. There is a new preface to the book by Nobel Laureate Bob Solow, of MIT KIDDER’SCHECKPOINTS FOR ETHICAL DECISION-MAKINGETHICAL DILEMMA

DEFINED

Kidder’sCheckpoints for Ethical Decision-Making 1. Is there an ethical dilemma? 2. Whose dilemma is it? 3. Distinguish facts from

assumptions. 4.

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Career Toolkit. Home; Career planning and self-understanding; Presenting your brand and online presence; Build and manage networks; Job search techniques MULTI-ATTRIBUTE DECISION MAKING Multi-Attribute Decision Making Manydecisions are based on other attributes than price.Choosing a car, forinstance , although you might be looking in a particular price band. 5. THE DYNAMICS OF PRICING RIVALRY R.E. Marks ECL 5-1 5. The Dynamics of Pricing Rivalry In July 1985 Fairfax increased the price of the Sydney Sun, in the expectation that News would follow suit LECTURE 7: COSTS OF PRODUCTION Lecture 7 AGSM©2004 Page 3 REVENUE, COST, PROFIT Assume: the firm’s primar y goal is to maximise its profits. Total Revenue (TR): the amount a firm receives for MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 2 Part A: Multiple Choice Questions (20 Marks) Answer the following twenty (20) questions in your answer booklet (not on this paper).Clearly number all questions and JOAN ROBINSON AT STANFORD, MAY 1974 Emeritus Professor Joan Robinson (1903-1983) was a guest professor at Stanford University in May 1974. She gave three lectures, which were (partly) recorded by Robert Marks: "What is Wrong with Neoclassical Economics?" May 1974, introduced by Don Harris, MP3 File 1: Listen || Download (46:40 mins) and MP3 File 2: Listen || Download (46:47 mins). "Traditional Economics is Inappropriate for AGSM | BUSINESS SCHOOL Created Date: 6/2/1998 6:33:46 PM

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The Learning Toolkit is a set of study skills resources and tutorials designed to help you successfully complete your post graduate studies. It aims to provide you with advice, information and the necessary tools to assist you in developing skills, strategies and good study

practices.

ROBERT MARKS @ AGSM, UNSW My 1978 dissertation is reprinted in 2017. My 1978 Stanford dissertation, Non-Renewable Resources and Disequilibrium Macrodynamics is reprinted and published on 23 October 2017 by Routledge (Taylor & Francis), London and New York, as Volume 9 in the Routledge Library Editions: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. There is a new preface to the book by Nobel Laureate Bob Solow, of MIT KIDDER’SCHECKPOINTS FOR ETHICAL DECISION-MAKINGETHICAL DILEMMA

DEFINED

Kidder’sCheckpoints for Ethical Decision-Making 1. Is there an ethical dilemma? 2. Whose dilemma is it? 3. Distinguish facts from

assumptions. 4.

ICON-APPLICATION

Career Toolkit. Home; Career planning and self-understanding; Presenting your brand and online presence; Build and manage networks; Job search techniques MULTI-ATTRIBUTE DECISION MAKING Multi-Attribute Decision Making Manydecisions are based on other attributes than price.Choosing a car, forinstance , although you might be looking in a particular price band. 5. THE DYNAMICS OF PRICING RIVALRY R.E. Marks ECL 5-1 5. The Dynamics of Pricing Rivalry In July 1985 Fairfax increased the price of the Sydney Sun, in the expectation that News would follow suit LECTURE 7: COSTS OF PRODUCTION Lecture 7 AGSM©2004 Page 3 REVENUE, COST, PROFIT Assume: the firm’s primar y goal is to maximise its profits. Total Revenue (TR): the amount a firm receives for MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 2 Part A: Multiple Choice Questions (20 Marks) Answer the following twenty (20) questions in your answer booklet (not on this paper).Clearly number all questions and JOAN ROBINSON AT STANFORD, MAY 1974 Emeritus Professor Joan Robinson (1903-1983) was a guest professor at Stanford University in May 1974. She gave three lectures, which were (partly) recorded by Robert Marks: "What is Wrong with Neoclassical Economics?" May 1974, introduced by Don Harris, MP3 File 1: Listen || Download (46:40 mins) and MP3 File 2: Listen || Download (46:47 mins). "Traditional Economics is Inappropriate for AGSM | BUSINESS SCHOOL Created Date: 6/2/1998 6:33:46 PM STRATEGIC GAME THEORY -- GLOSSARY strategic moves: manipulate the rules of the game to a player's advantage There are three types of strategic moves: commitments, threats, and promises. Only a credible strategic move will have the desired effect. To move first, one's action must be observable to the other players, and irreversible. a commitment: P1 states (observed and irreversibly): "In the game to follow, I shall make a ROBERT MARKS @ AGSM, UNSW My 1978 dissertation is reprinted in 2017. My 1978 Stanford dissertation, Non-Renewable Resources and Disequilibrium Macrodynamics is reprinted and published on 23 October 2017 by Routledge (Taylor & Francis), London and New York, as Volume 9 in the Routledge Library Editions: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics. There is a new preface to the book by Nobel Laureate Bob Solow, of MIT JOAN ROBINSON AT STANFORD, MAY 1974 Emeritus Professor Joan Robinson (1903-1983) was a guest professor at Stanford University in May 1974. She gave three lectures, which were (partly) recorded by Robert Marks: "What is Wrong with Neoclassical Economics?" May 1974, introduced by Don Harris, MP3 File 1: Listen || Download (46:40 mins) and MP3 File 2: Listen || Download (46:47 mins). "Traditional Economics is Inappropriate for 1. DECISIONANALYSIS: GAMES AGAINST NATURE 1.1 INFLUENCEDIAGRAMS R.E.Marks © 2004 Lecture 5-8 1.1.1 InfluenceDiagrams — Summary An influence diagram provides a simple graphical representation of a

decision

1. UTILITY HEORY OF CHOICE QUESTION R.E.Marks 1998 Revision Demand 5 1.1 Utility Functions The utility of a consumer is a function of the bundle of goods and services chosen (all the goods & services he (she) chooses). HAZEL’S MEMORY: HILARY’S THOUGHTS Date: Tue, 14 Dec 1999 17:29:42 +1100 . To: bobm@agsm.edu.au Subject: Memories of Hazel Dear Bob, It’s more than a year since Hazel’s death and it has taken me this long to come to terms with it. HARDIE LESSON FOR MURDOCHS IN INVESTOR RELATIONS -2-venture is to leave shareholder protections as theyare, but the trouble is that might remove the whole point of the exercise. The common thread between James Hardie and News Corp is the role of

directors.

HAZEL'S MEMORY: IT IS OVER, SEPTEMBER 15, 1998 It Is Over. I sent this early in the morning of the day after Hazel had died. I had slept in the same room as the body, which had been laid out by the nurses, and garlanded with daphne. HARDIE INQUIRY ONLY STARTING POINT TO RESOLVING ASBESTOS -1-Hardie inquiry only starting point to resolving asbestos crisis 24 September 2004 Australian Associated Press General News By Roz Alderton SYDNEY,Sept 24 AAP — A six-month inquiry into James Hardie

Industries has only

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-1-John Monash, his wife, and lover Starting on my sleuthing, I soon found that I was a blood relative toJohn Monash’swife, Hannah Victoria Moss (1869-1920): she is a second cousin three times removed. AUSTRALIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT (AGSM)

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BUSINESS INSIGHTS: THINK LIKE A CEO

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Tue 15 Jun Architecture and Urban Planning - Current UNSW Students

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WEEK 3 COMMUNITY WEDNESDAYS: LIVE CHAT WITH CAREER ACCELERATOR

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MEET OUR ALUMNI

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_lens_Featured Alumni: AGSM

ALISON HARRINGTON

CEO & Founder, Moove & Groove Accelerated Executive Development Program AGSM 1998

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CATALINA PANOIU

Senior Innovation Consultant, Board of Innovation AGSM MBAX (Technology) 2020

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DAVID WHITTAKER

Co-Founder, Director and Head Distiller, Manly Spirits Co Distillery Creative Entrepreneurial Engineer

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QUIRIN SCHWAIGHOFER

Co-CEO & Co-Founder, MadeComfy AGSM MBA (Executive) 2013

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SHAWN ANDREWS

Managing Director, Indigicate and Managing Director, Supply Aus AGSM MBA (Executive)

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