Money Planner

This module is packaged in the following different courses:

Money Planner challenges participants to draw up financial statements using the costs and sales data generated by the business simulation.

Participants:

build a cash-flow statement based on the transactions conducted during one month of business.
create an income statement to reflect their profits (or losses).
create a balance sheet to reflect the growth (or contraction) in the value of their simulated businesses.

This is an invaluable tool to empower employees to grasp the impact of their own productivity on their company. Money planner also challenges participants to draw up a personal budget.

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