Re: 90/10 rule... source?

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22 Jan 2004 23:11:39 -0500

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Date: 22 Jan 2004 23:11:39 -0500
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The following book discusses the 90/10 rule, or what the author calls the
80/20 principle. The author does not claim to have invented the term or to
be the first person to have noticed it. He gives that credit to (from
memory) a economist from the late 1800's, whose name I forget. [Pareto. -John]
The author points out how the 80/20 principle crops up in many aspects
of life.


@book{80-20-principle,
                    author = "Richard Koch",
                      title = "{The 80/20 Principle: The Secret of Achieving More
                With Less}",
              publisher = "Nicholas Breealey Publishing Ltd.",
                        year = "2000",
        month = "May",
                        note = "ISBN:~187881680. 312~pages."
}




Regards,
Ciaran.


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