Book Description:
JThe idea behind the books in the Briefcase Series is to give you practical information written in a friendly, person-to-person style. The chapters are short, deal with tactical issues, and include lots of examples. They also feature numerous boxes designed to give you different types of specific information. Here’s a description of the boxes you’ll find in this book.
JThe idea behind the books in the Briefcase Series is to give you practical information written in a friendly, person-to-person style. The chapters are short, deal with tactical issues, and include lots of examples. They also feature numerous boxes designed to give you different types of specific information. Here’s a description of the boxes you’ll find in this book.
Table of Contents: | |
Chapter 1 | Budgeting: Why and How. |
Chapter 2 | The Parts of a Budget. |
Chapter 3 | Gathering Production Figures. |
Chapter 4 | CCreating a Production Budget. |
Chapter 5 | Planning and Budgeting a Project. |
Chapter 6 | Checking It Twice. |
Chapter 7 | Preparing for Presentation. |
Chapter 8 | Budgetary Spending. |
Chapter 9 | Tracking Your Budget. |
Chapter 10 | Budgeting and Human Resources. |
Chapter 11 | Small Business Money Management. |
Chapter 12 | Mastering the Budget Process. |
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