by Alfred R. Calhoun
About this book
Business Hints for Men and Women by Alfred R. Calhoun is a clear-eyed, practical primer that brings foundational business skills to listeners seeking economic confidence. Blending common-sense farming advice with clear explanations of legal and financial instruments, Calhoun’s guide walks through land and labor, deeds and mortgages, wills, business letters, bills and receipts, bookkeeping, banking, savings, negotiable notes, drafts, and the nature of money.
Rooted in the commercial practices of its era, this Economics/Political Economy handbook translates technical forms and procedures into usable steps—how to read and record deeds, draft enforceable bills, keep profitable accounts, understand bank services, and handle loans and redemption. The audiobook balances pragmatic tips for producers and small-business operators with broader lessons about risk, record-keeping, and financial self-reliance, while also offering a window into historical business customs.
Ideal for small farmers, entrepreneurs, students of economic history, and anyone building practical financial literacy, this audiobook equips listeners with time-tested tools for everyday commerce and long-term planning. If you want an accessible, historically grounded course in basic business law and finance, Calhoun’s concise manual remains surprisingly relevant.