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| ISBN: | 9780942617375 |
| Grades: | 10-AD |
Product Description:
In this second sequel to Whatever Happened to Penny Candy, Richard Maybury gets down to the specifics of running a business and how to protect yourself and your business from government intrusion. This book would be most helpful for current or future entrepreneurs, but would also be helpful for an employee making career decisions. Cathy Duffy (CHECM - Jr/Sr High) says that after reading this book, "you will know more about the way business really works than many business college graduates."
Primary Subject
History/Geography
Grade Start
10
Grade End
AD
ISBN
9780942617375
Binding
Trade Paper
Pages
269
Edition
Revised
Language
English
Ages
12+
Audience
Young Adult
Contributor
Jane A. Williams (Editor)
Author
Richard J. Maybury
Format
Softcover Book
Brand Name
Bluestocking Press
Weight
0.8563 (lbs.)
Dimensions
8.5" x 5.5" x 0.62"
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putting together a high school business course for a son who wants to start his own gunsmithing business eventually
S I
on Aug 13, 2022
We love the Uncle Eric books and are always looking to add one to our library.
Natasha B
on Jun 30, 2017
putting together a high school business course for a son who wants to start his own gunsmithing business eventually
S I
on Aug 13, 2022
To use Uncle Eric books for HS Economics.
Melissa P
on Jan 22, 2021
To use Uncle Eric books for HS Economics.
Melissa P
on Jan 22, 2021
"We use Cornerstone Curriculum's Worldviews of the Western World as our basic high school curriculum, but have substituted out most of the economics he recommends in favor of the Uncle Eric series & RC Sproul's Economics DVDs. Every high schooler in our co-op who's been through the Uncle Eric series has learned SO much and has so thoroughly enjoyed the study of economics they talk about it all the time! They've all surpassed their parents in understanding economics. One day I hope to read them"
Matthew L
on Nov 3, 2016
