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All management level personnel and those who aspire to this level need to be able to communicate using standard financial terminology. Make better decisions
by knowing the cost of alternatives. More effectively persuade senior management with documented arguments are employed rather than emotional statements of need. Library and information center managers responsible for
planning and budgeting or who wish to apply accounting principles to improve library decision-making will find this course essential. Learn to read and understand financial statements; evaluate supplementary
information; calculate and interpret ratio analysis; and how to calculate the costs of library and information science. |
