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absel-488	Taylor, Lloyd J.; Jackson, Mary Jo; Jackson, William T.; Seanard, Elizabeth	Goldratt’s Thinking Process: Is There a Place for it in the Total Enterprise Simulation	2014	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5154	286	52	GOLDRATT’S THINKING PROCESS: IS THERE A PLACE FOR IT IN THE TOTAL ENTERPRISE SIMULATION Developments in Business Simulation and Experiential Learning, Volume 34, 2007 379 GOLDRATT’S THINKING PROCESS: IS THERE A PLACE FOR IT IN THE TOTAL ENTERPRISE SIMULATION Lloyd J. Taylor, III University of Texas at the Permian Basin Taylor_L@utpb.edu Mary Jo Jackson Dalton State College mjackson@daltonstate.edu William T. Jackson Dalton State College wjackson@daltonstate.edu Elizabeth Seanard Midland College ABSTRACT Designers of business simulations attempt to achieve representational validity through the use of algorithms that mimic the business world (Feinstein & Cannon, 2002). Designers of business simulations must translate concepts into student decisions, which are then tested in a simulated marketplace (Cannon & Schwaiger, 2005).	cache/absel-488.pdf	txt/absel-488.txt