The Limits of Neoclassical Theory in Management Education

Abstract

The productivity slowdown and the competitive difficulties experienced by many American firms in domestic and international markets have triggered considerable research into the reasons for the observed changes. Although rarely featured in systematic analysis of productivity trends, various writers have suggested that management miseducation may be part of the problem. In an award-winning article, Robert Hayes and William Abernathy assert

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