Corporate Numeracy
Financial Matters, Techniques And How To Use Them
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ISBN: 978-87-403-1481-6
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Pages : 52
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Raul Rodriguez ★★★★★
Very intersting, Always there are lot of corporate numerancy produced and it is a challenge to get a useful and quickly accesible information. This book shows the way.
Description
"Corporate Numeracy" provides a quick safety net and checklist for those uncertain of, or lost in the jargon of, finance; it links understanding of the terms to use of the techniques.
It thus describes the definition of disparate terms from Accrued expenses and Accumulated profit to Zero base budgeting and also reviews the use of ratios in monitoring and managing performance and how to communicate numerical information clearly.
Content
- Introduction: a dangerous blind spot
- Finance glossary: a checklist
- Putting “finance” to work: managing with ratios
- Afterword: communicating numbers