Harvard's competitive strategy

Author: Weng Yannan
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: So far, Harvard University has produced six U.S. Presidents, thirty-three Nobel Prize winners, thirty-two Pulitzer Prize winners, as well as 256 CEOs or professional managers from the top 1,000 global multinational companies, as well as a considerable number of Supreme Court justices, cabinet ministers, generals, diplomats, small business owners, and even heads of state. What did they actually learn at Harvard? What insights can be drawn for the majority of us who did not attend Harvard? This book delves into these questions in depth. It includes four chapters, where the author introduces Harvard's contributions to the field of economics from a business perspective, analyzing anding Harvard's wisdom, strategies, contributions, and techniques in the realm of corporate competition through examples from Harvard Business School's courses and teaching materials.