"A Primer of Business" by Samuel Jackson, Headmaster of Victoria College, Congleton, published in 1900, is a comprehensive guide to the world of business.
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| "A Primer of Business" by Samuel Jackson |
The book covers various aspects of trade, production, distribution, and office work.
The first chapter delves into the growth of trade, highlighting the importance of producers and distributors in the business world. It discusses the role of middlemen, such as Manchester warehousemen, merchants, brokers, buyers, salesmen, travellers, and retailers. The chapter also explores the machinery of distribution, emphasizing the processes involved in getting products from producers to consumers. The settlement of accounts is also discussed in detail, shedding light on the financial aspect of business transactions.
Chapter two focuses on office work, outlining the duties and guarantees of clerks in a business setting. The chapter also touches upon the employment of women in the business world, highlighting the importance of gender diversity in the workplace. Correspondence is a key aspect of office work, and the book provides insights into handling letters received and sent out. The importance of clear and concise letter-writing is emphasized, with a focus on using English language effectively.
Overall, "A Primer of Business" serves as a valuable resource for individuals looking to gain a deeper understanding of the business world. With its detailed exploration of trade, production, distribution, and office work, the book provides readers with a comprehensive overview of the key principles and practices that govern the world of business.
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