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Accounting

Business

Businesses and organizations

For an A to Z list of requested articles for companies, businesses, and organizations, see Wikipedia:Requested articles/Business and Economics/Businesses and Organizations.

Human resources

Oil Industries

Non-profits

/* Non-profits */ Eden Mill Nature Center- Pylesville, MD

People

This is the place for requesting articles on People in Business. Please keep in mind that somebody you think is important may not be widely notable, therefore, it may be better to start a stub article on them with one or two sources. Please at least note the field that you think the person is notable for, or some kind of distinguishing characteristic, as there ARE people with the same exact names (eg. Shuhei Fujioka and Shuhei Fujioka).

If you are writing an article about yourself, please see, Wikipedia's policy on autobiographies. Also, if you are requesting or starting an article on a living person, please see Wikipedia's policy on biographies of living people and neutral point of view.

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  • Kumar Konanur - co-founded Yipkon Business Sytems in 1978
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  • Kumar Mavally - Founder of Brocade Communications, Venture Capitalist, Storage Domain Expert, Funded various companies in Stroage Domain.
  • Kordich, Jay better known as the Juiceman from the early 1990's television infomercials
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  • Visioning - regarding development of visions and goals

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Lists/Overall

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Economics

Terminology (Economics)

Economic policy

Economists

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  • Hyperwage Theory - An economic theory that distinguishes between economic policies for First World countries which should be inflation-centric, and Third World countries which should be purchasing power countries. Hyperwage Theory suggests that Third World countries will always be poor if the lack of purchasing power of the lowest wage earnings is not rectified. Hyperwage therefore suggests that minimum wage in Third World countries should approximate that of First World countries (not necessarily at the same level). Hyperwage suggests that people are poor because they have money and to make them rich you have to give them money, in form of Hyperwages.

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Institutional Model of Economics (e.g., Vaglen, Herbet Simon, John Dunlapp, Clark Kerr, Joe Stiglitz etc)

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Freeman M. Saltus - Labor leader and editor of Labor News in Worcester, Massachusetts. Two awards in his name at University of Vermont and College of the Holy Cross.

Finance

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Central banks

  • Once an article from this section has been created, please ensure it is included in Category:Central banks, and the appropriate "Economy of Continent" article.

Others

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