Titlebook: Mastering Background to Business; Terry Price Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 insurance.marketing.organizati

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Goods and services,40 per week. Jean has a part-time job for which she receives net (after stoppages) £45.50 per week. The child benefit for the two boys comes to £14.50 per week so that the combined family income is £200.

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Insurance and business insolvency,isky but fortunately some of the risks can be protected against by means of insurance. In this chapter we will be considering the principles of insurance, showing what risks are insurable and those that are not and also looking at the insurance market. The following example will be used to explain some of these aspects.

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Personal finance,nterest. In Chapter 1 you will remember we considered the case of the Percival family and how they used their income to the best advantage as they saw it. In this chapter we will consider the Boyden family.

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Taxation,e responsibility of central government and some of the local authorities. Even those that are controlled by local authorities are subsidised by grants from the government. These services do not, however, come free and we pay for them through taxes and rates. These charges are levied on individuals and businesses.

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Business organisation,mployed two assistants and decided to trade as Surefit (Shoes). Keith obviously had good skills in business and the first three years were very successful indeed. Careful advertising, good customer services and a specialisation in children’s shoes brought good business. He made £30 000 profit in his third year.

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Textbook 1989Latest editionThe text covers every aspect of business practice and the relationship between businesses and banking, the Stock Exchange, the government and international trade. Each chapter contains a question section designed to increase understanding and stimulate debate.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19833-7insurance; marketing; organization

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Internal organisation of companies,In Chapter 2 we considered how businesses were organised and looked at the various forms of businesses from sole traders to big public companies and corporations. In this chapter we consider the internal organisation of a fairly typical company.