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To help people change their lives through improved income-generation, it may be essential to develop their money management skills. They will need to develop an understanding of profit as a goal; learn ways to calculate profit and minimise costs; learn ways to improve marketing decisions and manage the availability of cash to conduct transactions. Improving these skills will enable people to decide whether to use credit or not, to evaluate their risks and to negotiate with financial service providers.
  
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TitleSimple Book-keeping and Business Management Skills
Author/ EditorMeijerink, R.
Content Language(s)English
Type of DocumentTraining manual
Abstract / DescriptionThis training manual is designed to teach small scale entrepreneurs how to use their numeracy skills in improving their businesses. The material was developed and tested in Ghana but it an easily be adapted to suit local situations in other countries. The manual covers the following topics:
  1. The importance of book-keeping
  2. The use of symbols in book-keeping
  3. Income and expenditure
  4. The use of the cash book
  5. Profit and loss
  6. How to use the profit
  7. Buying and selling on credit
  8. The credit book
  9. Costing and pricing
  10. Business planning
  11. Business management

KeywordsBOOK-KEEPING; BUSINESS MANAGEMENT; NUMERACY; ACCOUNTING
CountryGHANA
Date of Publication/IssueNovember 1997
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PublisherFAO
Number of Pages83 pp.
  
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