SIGNALLING, STRATEGY & MANAGEMENT TYPE Introducing Framework T3 and GEMS for Business Strategy
Patrick A. McNutt
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December 2008

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thank you for reading the E-book and making a contribution to the charity as identified on my web portal. The E-book can be read independently or in conjunction with the Kaelo v2.0 software tool. Some of the arguments are filtered from McNutt (2005): Law, Economics and Antitrust and from books referenced in the E-book. There are indeed numerous references and secondary readings recommended in the E-book. These should be read as well. They will be fully referenced as we continue together to write this E-book on the web. Interesting books on related themes to read are Roberts (2004): The Modern Firm: Games, Strategies and Managers and Nalebuff and Dixit (2008): The Art of Strategy. For my MBA students you will be reading either Baye (2008): Managerial Economics and Business Stratagy or Besanko (2007): Economics of Strategy. For clients using my services, a note of thanks and for management in general who may happen upon this E-book a set of business slides are available as one set called Framework T3 and GEMS which is available from the author. They will appear also on my web page. Please email your comments to me via my web portal at www.patrickmcnutt.com and participate in the Discussion Forums available on that web page. Some of my arguments are distilled from consultancy work and supervision of MBA and PHD students. To all my former MBA students, I am indebted to your knowledge and thankful for your patience as we struggled through the lecture materials. We are not there yet but this E-book is the first hurdle. My inspiration is due to