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1. Practical Business Math Procedures: Mandatory
Package with Business Math Handbook, DVD, and Wall
Street Journal insert by Jeffrey Slater, Paperback,
Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Irwin
This book provides complete coverage of practical
business applications of math, organized in a logical
and teachable format, with unique and motivating
pedagogy, and a market leading supplements package.
Carefully written and developed to provide both
procedural details in a step-by-step format, and superb
motivation via Wall Street Journal and Kiplinger
Personal Finance Magazine articles, colorful format,
photos, and scrapbook projects, This textbook is a winner!
This edition continues the “24-HOUR STUDENT HOTLINE”
that has received over 50,000 student calls. Jeff Slater
is a teacher and author of several leading titles in
math and accounting, and his dedicated work on PBMP has
made it the most reliable, trustworthy, and widely used
text.
2. Business Math, Complete w/CD & Study Guide & PH
Math Tutor Center Pkg. (7th Edition) by Cheryl Cleaves,
Margie Hobbs, Hardcover, Publisher: Prentice Hall
This book reflects more than 25 years of author
involvement with business math education and the
business community. The focus of this edition is on
linking mathematics with real business practices in real
businesses, giving readers a better appreciation for and
understanding of the concepts that are vital in the
business world. The book is filled with chapter-opening
scenarios, chapter-ending case studies, cases, boxed
features, and exercise sets. It is organized in workbook
format and opens with chapters on basic math. Coverage
includes banking, business statistics, trade and cash
discounts, markups and markdowns, payroll, consumer
credit, mortgages, insurance, taxes, and stocks & bonds.
For entrepreneurs & anyone interested in personal
finance.
3. Practical Business Math: An Applications Approach
(8th Edition) by Michael D. Tuttle, Paperback: 512
pages, Publisher: Prentice Hall
Features of this user-friendly text include:
Explanation, Example, Exercise format presents the
material, applies the concept, and then provides
practice; Hints and Cautions for new learners; Varying
levels of assignments for the practice and application
of the concepts presented in the text; Five appendices:
Calculator Selection and Operation, Math Shortcuts, Math
of Computers, Employment Math Test, and Reading Market
Quotations.
4. Math for Merchandising : A Step-by-Step Approach
(3rd Edition) by Evelyn C. Moore, Paperback: 368 pages,
Publisher: Prentice Hall
This book takes users step by step through the concepts
of merchandising math. It is organized so that the
chapters parallel a career path in the merchandising
industry. The book begins with coverage of fundamental
math concepts used in merchandising and progresses
through the forms and math skills needed to buy, price,
and re-price merchandise. Next readers learn the basics
of creating and analyzing six-month plans. The final
section of the book introduces math and merchandising
concepts that are typically used at the corporate level.
For individuals pursuing a career in merchandising.5.
Contemporary Business Math for Colleges by James E.
Deitz, James L., Ph.D. Southam, Paperback: 672 pages,
Publisher: South-Western College
This proven 13th Edition text, presents an
arithmetic-based, basic approach to business math. It
emphasizes practical skill-building to prepare students
for future careers in business through step-by-step
development of concepts, numerous practice exercises
throughout, and a focus on real-world application of
techniques. The text advances from most basic to more
complex business math topics. A brief version is also
available.
6. Real Estate Math, 5E : Explanations, Problems
and Solutions by George Gaines, David S. Coleman, Linda
L. Crawford, Paperback: 160 pages, Publisher: Real
Estate Educators
Reviews basic math skills and demonstrates their
application to real estate. Each question is worked out
in detail and has the corresponding answer keys, which
cross reference the user back to the text.
7. Practical Problems in Mathematics for
Manufacturing by Dennis D. Davis, Paperback: 256 pages,
Publisher: Thomson Delmar Learning
This workbook/textbook has been newly updated to supply
the basic mathematical skills and applications
encountered in the workplace by manufacturing
technicians. Practical exercises are presented in clear,
easy-to-follow steps, offering a systematic approach to
mastering essential mathematical skills. This new
edition highlights critical thinking, to train students
on the "how tos" of problem solving.
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