Conceptos, referencias bibliograficas e ilustracion de esquema evaluacion de proectos

EVALUACION DE PROYECTOS
Presentado por:
RAFAEL ANTONIO CHARRIS RETAMOSO
EYLIN DANIELA SALCEDO ANILLO
Presentado a:
Lic. HUGO GASPAR HERNÁNDEZ PALMA
ACTIVIDAD:
CONCEPTOS, REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRAFICAS E ILUSTRACION DE
ESQUEMA: EVALUACION DE PROYECTOS
Facultad de ciencias económicas
Administración de empresas
Universidad del Atlántico
Puerto Colombia - Atlántico

CONCEPTOS, REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRAFICAS E ILUSTRACION DE
ESQUEMA: EVALUACION DE PROYECTOS
1. Hacer un listado de las palabras seleccionadas, con alusión a la
EVALUACION DE PROYECTOS.
a) Rentabilidad
b) Liquidez
c) Costo
d) Ingresos
e) Apalancamiento
f) Inversión
g) Rentabilidad
h) Administración
i) Financiación
j) Recurso
2. Hacer el listado de artículos encontrados Y agregar la Referencia
Bibliográfica en normas APA de cada uno.
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