Critical thinking

Author: [Japan] Ryuichi Aoi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is aimed at readers who are studying the general economic principles and theories applicable across various industries, as well as business professionals seeking to enhance their market value. In reality, forward-looking business professionals understand the value of time better than anyone else. The time spent commuting to and from work can be substantial, and there are few business guides suitable for reading on the train. This book is written for those who often hold a thick book, usually only flipping through a page or two before setting it back on the shelf. It is written in a clear and easy-to-understand manner. By reading this book, readers will gain a new concept in thinking—“critical thinking”—which involves the continuous application of reasoning, induction, and decision-making. Through case study analysis as the main content, readers can systematically understand and master this important way of thinking. Critical thinking is the ability to think objectively and rationally, and to express ideas in a simple and accessible manner. Don’t just focus on the surface; frequently reflect on your own thoughts, and you can gain a deeper understanding of things, leading to new perspectives and methods. This book uses cases and charts to systematically explain critical thinking from theory to practice. Mastering critical thinking (self-criticism while thinking more deeply and rationally about objective things). Publicly published and successful; enhance the impact of conference presentations; improve communication; business management on-site cases and illustrations, easy to understand, grasp quickly from the first day of reading.