During Peter Drucker’s lecture, he discusses: the pressure on capital formation and the continuing high costs of capital, marketing as largely knowledge and not investment, and rethinking top management. During Irving Friedman’s lecture, he discusses: the international monetary system, the establishment of governmental rules by which markets are supposed to operate, major currencies of the world, the change in exchange rates for the French franc and pound sterling, understanding the relationship between foreign exchange rates and currencies in making international decisions, government intervention in exchange markets, the focus of the International Monetary Fund, the Japanese balance of payments, petro dollar recycling, and the population explosion.
Lectures and lecturing Friedman, Irving Sigmund, 1915- Capital Management Marketing International finance Money Foreign exchange rates Balance of payments Japan
Source
Audio cassette: Peter Drucker Lectures, cassette 4, side 1; 4/23/80
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