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Using Computerized Spreadsheets: Mathematics for Retail Buying

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Using Computerized Spreadsheets: Mathematics for Retail Buying

Linda M. Cushman
  • ©2005
  • 120 Pages
  • softcover, 7.375 x 9.25, includes CD-ROM
  • 978-1-56367-336-8
$51.50
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Using Computerized Spreadsheets: Mathematics for Retail Buying is a computer spreadsheet component for retail buying and merchandising mathematics students. Cushman demonstrates how to create, calculate, and analyze using Microsoft Excel® spreadsheets. A cross-platform CD-ROM is included for students to apply the lessons as they learn them in the book. This book is designed as a supplement to Mathematics for Retail Buying, Revised 5th Edition, by Bette Tepper, but the concepts are easily adaptable to any text meant to cover the mathematical concepts associated with retail buying.

• Detailed instructions and tips for creating Microsoft Excel%AE; spreadsheets from scratch (no prior experience is needed)

• Practice problems at the end of each chapter allow students to create their own spreadsheets

• Includes both traditional spreadsheet creation assignments and case study assignments

• Using Computerized Spreadsheets
• Profit and Loss Statements
• Retail Pricing–Calculating Markup
• Balancing Markup for Profit–Markdowns and Repricing
• Retail Method of Inventory
• Six-Month Seasonal Merchandise Plan
• Terms of Sale and the Purchase Order

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Linda M. Cushman is an Associate Professor of Retail Management in the Department of Marketing at Whitman School of Management, Syracuse University. She has taught a variety of courses including retail buying and electronic retailing and marketing courses and has been a member of the International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA) for 13 years. She conducts research that examines the needs of retail industry employers and her research focuses on employee satisfaction and retention as well as preparing new college graduates for success in the industry. Her research appears in journals such as the Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management, Customer Relationship Management, and Journal of Shopping Center Research.

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