The Business Man's Handbook: A Convenient Book of Reference for Business Men (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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In preparing this volume we have endeavored to produce a reference handbook that would be particularly adapted to the wants of business men, clerks, and Office workers. The reception accorded the first edition, of which a total of copies were printed, was very flattering and showed that we were meeting a large and increasing demand.

In preparing the present (second) edition the work has been thoroughly revised, rearranged, and to a large extent rewritten. Matter considered of comparatively little value has been eliminated, new subjects have been added, and other subjects have been treated more fully. Prominent among the subjects treated are Card Systems, Business Forms, Bookkeeping, Business Law, Money and the Money Market, and Publicity. The last named subject comprises matters of interest to the merchant and business man on Advertising, Signs and show-cards, and Window Dressing.

The subject of Business Law would seem to be peculiarly appropriate to a compendium of general information prepared for persons engaged in busi ness pursuits. This feature has been made very prominent and its treatment is very complete. It is believed that in this edition a much better work has been produced, and that it will be even better received by the public, than was the first edition.

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