UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS (LL/ACCESS)
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ISBN: 9781264671656
Author: Nickels
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Chapter 7, Problem 1CT
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To think critically about: The opinion of the manager with reason, whether to work for a large business or small business, private or public company as an officer or out in the field.
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The bundles of operations (production or service) which lead to earning of profit are collectively known as business. Managers are responsible for the management of any business.
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UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS (LL/ACCESS)
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