| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| A follow-up study of the distributive education cooperative training students of Greensboro, North Carolina, senior high school from 1940 through 1949 |
1950 |
192 |
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the Distributive Education cooperative part-time program of the Greensboro Senior High School on the basis of a follow-up study of the experiences and opinions of the students who completed at least one semest... |
| Bookkeeping practices of small independent grocery stores of Morehead township of Greensboro, North Carolina |
1950 |
253 |
Emphasis has been directed to small business during the last decade. The number of small businesses has increased because thousands of servicemen, war workers, and others who wished to be relatively independent have opened small retail businesses of ... |
| Wage payment and incentive plans used by department and departmentalized specialty stores in six North Carolina cities |
1950 |
284 |
The compensation of salespeople by methods which are fair to the employee and satisfactory to the store itself is one of the major problems of retailing. An inspection of the programs of the annual conventions of the National Retail Dry Goods Associa... |
| A history of the Southern Business Association |
1954 |
282 |
Business Education had its beginning in the United States in the seventeenth century when the curricula, offered by a private instructor engaged by Plymouth Colony in 1635, included reading and writing, and for those who intended to engage in simple ... |
| Personal typewriting : a follow-up study |
1952 |
204 |
One of the objectives of business education is the personal-use objective—"The schools should give the pupil an opportunity to develop a satisfactory degree of proficiency in the use of one or more of the business skills to meet his nonvocational, pe... |