Economics for ConsumersAmerican book Company, 1939 - 638 pages |
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Page 334
... budgeting . Budgeting , as the term is used here , is the drawing up in written form of a complete plan of spending for a definite period in advance . Functions of a Budget . A definite plan for spending in advance yields a number of ...
... budgeting . Budgeting , as the term is used here , is the drawing up in written form of a complete plan of spending for a definite period in advance . Functions of a Budget . A definite plan for spending in advance yields a number of ...
Page 338
... budget . TECHNIQUE OF BUDGETING Three Steps in Budgeting . The formal process of budgeting income has three separate steps . The starting point is the written plan of expenditures for a definite period in advance , usually a year . This ...
... budget . TECHNIQUE OF BUDGETING Three Steps in Budgeting . The formal process of budgeting income has three separate steps . The starting point is the written plan of expenditures for a definite period in advance , usually a year . This ...
Page 347
... budgets , it is desirable that each individual student should keep a budget also . Such budgeting serves a number of useful purposes . In the first place it enables the student to give a proper account to his parents of money income ...
... budgets , it is desirable that each individual student should keep a budget also . Such budgeting serves a number of useful purposes . In the first place it enables the student to give a proper account to his parents of money income ...
Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
WHO GUIDES CONSUMERS? | 40 |
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