Can workers manage? : post-Bullock essays in the economics of the inter-relationships between ownership, control and risk-taking in industry, with special reference to participation by employees
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- author: Brian Chiplin
- publication date: 1977
- book publisher: Institute of Economic Affairs
- book series: Hobart papers, Hobart paper
- book subjects: Management-Employee participation-Great Britain, Management-Employee participation
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