Implementing and developing the fmi in hm customs and excise

Dr Colville | Management and Business Studies | 01 May 1989

Scel towns'time budget data collection

01 April 1987

Aims and methods (as at end of award) : the grant enabled the collection of time budget materials through a leave behind & postal return self-completion diary. The sample was that of the scel household questionnaire. Progress chasers in each scel tow ...

Analysis of survey data on health perception knowledge & behaviour

Prof Klein | Sociology | 01 September 1988

Aims and methods (as at end of award) : the overall aim was to investigate the implications of evidence about consumer health perceptions and knowledge for the use and organisation of health services. This was done by the secondary analysis of survey ...

Land use conflict after the wildlife and countryside act the role of the fwag

Mr Cox | 01 December 1983

The wildlife and countryside act 1981 introduced new principles and procedures for the management of the rural environment embodying the preferred solutions of the national farmers union and the country landowners association to conflicts between agr ...

Taxes incentives & distribution in czecholslovakia's move to a market economy

Professor Christopher Heady | Economics | 01 September 1991

Czechoslovakia is in the process of change towards a market economy. As part of this process, the sources of government revenue and the structure of welfare provisions need to be changed to reflect the political objective of individual responsibility ...

Univariate forecasting methods

Dr Chris Chatfield | 01 January 1987

Forecasting is very important in a variety of fields, including economics, business and marketing. There is a rich variety of different forecasting procedures, and it is now generally accepted that no one method is "best" in every situation, but rath ...

Management competency and competitive performance

Prof Mangham | 02 February 1987

The aims of this research are to discover what are the attributes, qualities and skills of senior managers (the competencies) that contribute to the establishment and maintenance of high performing systems. Underlying the work is the belief that beyo ...

Significance of distributive justice norms - a national & international study

Prof Marshall | Sociology | 01 October 1990

A study of popular beliefs about fairness in the allocation of income and other rewards. Support for the criteria of merit, need, equality, and entitlement is explored among different groups in the population. The sample survey of popular beliefs abo ...

Evaluating it investments

Prof Targett | Management and Business Studies | 01 January 1993

Evaluating the costs and benefits of investments in information technology (it) is a major issue for senior managers. As the role of it has changes from one of support to one of strategic importance, this issue has become more difficult. When the pur ...

Technology transfer and the diffusion of clean technology

Grey | Environmental Planning/Planning | 01 January 1995

Abstract: this study will investigate how technology transfer can contribute to the diffusion of clean technology in different socio- economic and political contexts in the mining industry. Specific objectives include examining and categorising the d ...