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Meaning of Public finance Public Finance can be defined as the collection of taxes from those who benefit from the provision of public goods by the governments and the use of those tax funds towards production and distribution of the public goods. Public finance is the study of the role of the government in the […]
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Though, a common rule is that cardinal numbers one through nine should be spelled out in an essay or article, while numbers 10 and above be written in figures. An alternative rule is to spell out numbers of one or two words (such as two and two million), and use figures for numbers that require more
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Meaning of Correspondence For every organization, there must be an incoming and outgoing mail. Letters that come into the organization or company are referred to as incoming mail while those going out are coming outgoing mail. The volume of the incoming and outgoing mails depend on The size of the organization The nature of the
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Commerce SS1 Second Term Week 7: Public Corporation Contents: Meaning of public corporation Examples of public corporation Features or characteristics of public corporation Advantages and disadvantages of public corporation Reasons for the Establishment of public corporation Types and formation of public enterprises Specific problems associated with public corporations Sources of finance to public corporation Definition
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Meaning of attitude to work Attitude is someone’s opinion or feeling about something usually shown by the person’s behavior. Attitude can be positive/right or negative/wrong. A right attitude will lead to increase in productivity and good working environment. Attitude involves feelings, values, beliefs and disposition that make individuals to act or behave in a certain
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Economics SS2 Second term Week 2: Contents Definition of Trade by Barter Problems or Disadvantages of Trade by Barter Similarities and Differences between Money and Other Commodities Used for Exchange in Trade by Barter Definition of Trade by Barter Definition: Trade by Barter may be defined as a form of trading in which goods are exchanged
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If you are observant, you would have come across the word STEM; be it on radio, TV or the internet. What exactly is it? Why is it everyone talking about it? Why is is so important for students? And how can they be successful at it. Put simply, STEM means Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
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In writing, punctuation marks are included to aid the flow of thoughts of the narrative. You include them to indicate a change in the line of thought, an inflection or change in tone, when a new idea is introduced, or perhaps to recall something from the past. In this regard, how well do you use
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Business Studies JSS2 Topic: Office Correspondence Contents: Meaning of Correspondence Types of Mail Procedures for Handling Mails Outgoing mail Treatment of Outgoing mail Internal mail A. Meaning of Correspondence For every organization, there must be an incoming and outgoing mail. Letters that come into the organization or company are referred to as incoming mail while those
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Topic: Weaknesses of Military Regime in Nigeria Incompetence or inexperienced personnel: The military regime constituted military personnel who lacked administrative and political experience to govern. Non-tolerance to criticism: the military government does not tolerate criticism. Dictatorship: All military administrations are dictators. Independence of the judiciary: It was sometimes not guaranteed which rendered the judiciary
