Modern Agricultural Enterprise Management

Author: Wang Jinggang
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book breaks away from the traditional narrow concept of agricultural enterprises and takes the modern broad concept of agricultural enterprises as its starting point and research object. It provides a relatively comprehensive and in-depth discussion of a new discipline theoretical system that aligns with the development direction of contemporary management science. Structurally, the book is divided into three parts—Introduction, Principles, and Practice—with a total of fourteen chapters. While systematically introducing the basic theories and methods of modern agricultural enterprise management, it incorporates and adopts new concepts and achievements formed in this discipline across the world. As a textbook, each chapter includes an appropriate number of thought-provoking questions. The book is highly theoretical and practical. It can serve as a teaching resource for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in agricultural economics and management and related fields, as well as a training manual and reference book for middle and senior management personnel in enterprises.