Vyavasay Vyavasthapan

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This book is focused for the use in financial institutions particularly policy, fund, deposit, loan, collection, investment, works, accounting, assembly or meeting, customer, marketing, danger, branch, time and others 20 items management is discussed in this book. A sort of check-list can be got through it. The highest medium and lower management skills are included.

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This book is focused for the use in financial institutions particularly policy, fund, deposit, loan, collection, investment, works, accounting, assembly or meeting, customer, marketing, danger, branch, time and others 20 items management is discussed in this book. A sort of check-list can be got through it. The highest medium and lower management skills are included.

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Weight 100 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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