'Profit businesses' presentation slideshows

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Economic Basics

Economic Basics. The World of Business Chapter 1. Intro Activity. Read Pita Pit profile article 1. How was Pita Pit able to match the needs and wants of its customers? Convenience: Accessibility: Service: Atmosphere: Taste:. Pita Pit.

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Community economic development and the social economy: the Quebec context Toronto OISE September 2007

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Choosing the Right Legal Structure for the Business

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Economics of Food Hubs

Economics of Food Hubs. Smithson Mills May 6, 2014. Food Hubs are Businesses Operating in A Highly Competitive Market. Produce distribution is a multi-billion $ industry Food Hubs compete against established, highly efficient commercial distributors

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Making the Connection: Employers and Youth with Barriers

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Living Wage & Economic Inequality Caucus

Living Wage & Economic Inequality Caucus. League of Women Voters Berkeley Albany Emeryville www.lwvbae.org/living-wage-and-economic-inequality Nancy Bickel and Pat Kuhi. Agenda. Why Living Wage Concurrence? Why Economic Inequality Study? Questions and Discussion

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The truth about your paycheck

The truth about your paycheck. Gross vs Net Pay. Taxes. Federal 10 or 15% ( details ) Social Security 6.2% (up to $7,049.40) Maxes out when earning read $113,700 in 2013 Medicare 1.45% State 3.07% Local 1% Taken once each year County taxes Emergency taxes. After-tax deductions.

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Section 2 Accounting Careers: The Possibilities Are Endless!

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1.03 Classify Businesses

1.03 Classify Businesses. Objective 1.03 Classify businesses as profit-making or non profit-making; and service, product or combination. Profit-making Businesses. For-profit businesses Motive is making a profit (earning more revenue than expenses)

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1.03 Classify Businesses

1.03 Classify Businesses. Objective 1.03 Classify businesses as profit-making or non profit-making; and service, product or combination. Profit-making Businesses. For-profit businesses Motive is making a profit (earning more revenue than expenses) Examples Apple Google

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You and the World of Accounting

You and the World of Accounting. Accounting Careers: The Possibilities Are Endless! Chapter 1.2. The Changing Horizon. Accounting is not just adding and subtracting.

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Complete Bookkeeping & Accounting Services

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Chapter 1: Understanding Business Le arning Goals: 1. Students will understand what defines a business.

Chapter 1: Understanding Business Le arning Goals: 1. Students will understand what defines a business. 2. Students will recognize the difference between for-profit and not-for-profit businesses. 3. Students will understand what factors influence a business's size.

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