ESM 104: QUANTITATIVE SKILLS II
| Institution | MASINDE MULIRO UNIVERSITY |
| Course | BUSINESS ADMINISTRAT... |
| Year | 1st Year |
| Semester | Unknown |
| Posted By | Brian Mike |
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| Pages | 55 Pages |
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Record keeping: Ledger, income statement, balance sheet, assets and liabilities, analysis of
simple financial statements; Interest: simple and compound interests, calculation of
discounts and commissions, depreciation, future value of an investment (FV), annuities;
Budgeting: personal and simple budgets, financial projections, simple investment analysis,
cost of capital, working capital expenditure, balance of payments, balance of trade, Gross
national product (GNP), Gross domestic product (GDP); Index numbers; meaning of index number, price relative index, types of index numbers, calculation of index numbers, uses of index numbers; Taxation: purpose, types of taxes, calculation of personal income tax,. Value added tax (VAT), Stock exchange: shares, bond, stock market, share valuation.
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