Titlebook: Mastering Commerce; R. R. Pitfield Textbook 1982Latest edition R. R. Pitfield 1982 business.commerce.industries

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The Retail Trade,with. The retailing stage, therefore, is the one where goods reach the end of their journey from the manufacturer. At the close of the previous chapter we saw that some goods are sold to the consumer by the manufacturers or the wholesalers. This does not mean that in those instances there is . retai

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Insurance,s of insurance it is possible to obtain protection against the consequences of some of those events. No one would venture into business unless he knew that he would receive some help if an accident occurred which caused him financial loss. Industry would be brought to a standstill unless it had this

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Advertising, their products in preference to those of other sellers. Consumers, at whom advertising is aimed, require information, but there is the possibility of deception in the ways they are persuaded. There are therefore moral as well as practical considerations in the practice of advertising.

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Bank Credit,in which a bank can provide credit for its customers. First, it can provide a lump sum of money in the form of a .. Second, it can allow a customer to draw cheques when he has insufficient money in his account to meet them. This is done by allowing him an .. Finally, it can make it possible for a cu