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Ken Boyd, owner of St. Louis Test Preparation (www.stltest.net) presents part one of his course on Capital Budgeting. Boyd points out that student can have success in accounting and finance by relating concepts to things they already understand. As a former CPA, College Accounting professor and Business Owner, Ken has a wealth of experience to bring to the subject.

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