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Balance Sheet Basics: Financial Management for Nonfinancial Managers
The balance sheet is the most basic tool of financial management, yet to most of today's nonfinancial managers it is a complete mystery. In Balance Sheet Basics, Ronald Spurga takes you step by step through the balance sheet to explain not only the line items and what they mean, but also how to interpret ratios derived form the balance sheet, providing an indispensable road map to good financial management. More importantly, you'll find page after page of information that will show you how to improve your 401(k), invest successfully, and increase your net worth.
- GenresBusiness
176 pages, Paperback
First published April 7, 1987
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October 11, 2024
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its a good book to read. i didnt read it with any intent to start my own buisness however it gave me a insight into what makes a company strong and what makes it weak for investment purposes
its a good book to read. i didnt read it with any intent to start my own buisness however it gave me a insight into what makes a company strong and what makes it weak for investment purposes
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