Why don't the vendors selling bamboo poles fall over?

Author: (Japanese) Makoto Yamabe, translated by Zhao Bo
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The bamboo poles used for hanging clothes at home might not need to be replaced for five years. Bamboo poles are so inexpensive, and the replacement rate is very low. So why don’t the street vendors selling bamboo poles go bankrupt? This book explores everyday questions like "decades-old street vendors selling the same goods," "a high-end French restaurant in an offbeat location," "a green food store piled high with goods," "salespeople scolded by the manager after selling out all the inventory," "always winning the last round of mahjong," and "someone always volunteering to pay for the group at meals." It helps you quickly grasp the essence of accounting, teaches you the right methods for business management and financial planning, and lets you enjoy the endless wonders of accounting with ease! The book avoids dry theories and doesn’t include any financial statements or technical terms. Instead, it lets you experience accounting concepts through everyday questions, making accounting a helpful tool for both your life and work!