The Philosopher's Stone Of Business Figures, A Method Of Casting-up The Price Of Goods By The Aid Of Three Small Tables

"The Philosopher's Stone Of Business Figures" by David Stirrat offers a fascinating glimpse into historical methods of calculating the price of goods. Designed for entrepreneurs and small business owners, this unique manual provides a method for determining pricing using three small tables. This book offers insights into the economic practices of a bygone era, presenting a blend of practical guidance and historical context. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of commerce and early accounting techniques, it sheds light on how businesses operated and thrived.

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