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Tom Wesson (Ed.)
Captus Press,
ISBN
978-1-55322-063-3
(2007)
A primary or supplementary resource for courses in business, management and economic policy. Canada and the New World Economic Order, 3e provides the tools to
understand the wider context in which Canadian firms operate. It is essential
for Canadian managers, and those who have substantial dealings with Canada to
understand Canada’s role in the global political economy. This book is designed for Canadian managers, students of management and
economic policy, as well as those with significant Canadian economic interests.
With a wide range of viewpoints, this text will provoke questions and stimulate
critical thinking. The principal goal is to communicate the complexities and the
interrelationships within the Canadian business environment while addressing the
challenges faced by both individual Canadian firms, and by Canada as a nation
taking part in a global economy. CONTRIBUTORS INCLUDE
Acknowledgements Introduction SECTION 1 — ASSESSING CANADA'S ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE SECTION 2 — CANADA IN THE GLOBALIZED WORLD SECTION 3 — GOVERNMENT, SOCIETY AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE SECTION 4 — THE INPUTS OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY SECTION 5 — POTENTIAL RESPONSES TO A CHANGING WORLD Contributors Index
Instructors resources include an instructor's manual, PowerPoint slides and test bank.
Online Course
Tom Wesson is Assistant Professor of
Strategic Management at the Schulich School of Business at York University. Professor
Wesson received his Bachelor of Commerce from Queen’s University and his MBA and PhD
in Business Economics from Harvard University. His research focuses on issues of
international business strategy and government policies towards business.
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