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This document discusses the importance of finance in business education. It defines finance as the study of money within a firm and its management. The document explains that businesses need finance to start up, expand production capacity, develop new products, enter new markets, and for day-to-day operations. It identifies different types of finance such as public, private, personal, and corporate finance. The document states that finance is called the "lifeblood of business" because a business needs financing from the starting point and to maintain and grow operations. It also outlines sources of finance for starting a new business, including internal sources like ownership capital and external sources like non-ownership capital.
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- 2. We are Destroyers Name ID no. Sazzed Hossain Khan BBA00805549 Nurul Hasnat Shourab BBA00805579 Shovan Deb Nath BBA00505200 Mehnaz Farah Samiha BBA00805586 Asma Hira BBA00805585 Salman shah suman BBA00705466
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- 4. Finance is too much important for a Business Education
- 5. What is Finance? The study of money within firm; the business function responsible for finding funds, managing them, and determining their best use. Money required for carrying out business activities is called business Finance. The science that describes the management, creation and study of money, banking, credit, investments, assets and liabilities. Finance consists of financial systems, which include the public, private and government spaces. Finance is concerned with cash. It is so, since, every business transaction involves cash directly or indirectly
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