Communication

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In today’s Business Studies class, We will be discussing Communication. We hope you enjoy the class!

Communication can simply be defined as the exchange of information, news, ideas, opinions, etc. It can be oral or written.

The world is now one huge market place as a result of the ease in communication.
By means of communication, the manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers and consumers can maintain constant contact
It is now possible for a business to obtain accurate market information without the need to travel.
Communication encourages the free flow of goods from the point of manufacture to the point of need.
Communication aids the quick settlement of foreign debts by means of telegraphic money order, etc.
Communication provides useful means of controlling and directing aircraft in the air.
While in the middle of the ocean, communication helps to direct and control ocean-going vessels.

EVALUATION

Business Studies for JSS3 by O. A. Lawal, pages 50 to 51

Which of the following is not a source of receiving information in an office A. Drums B. Internet C. Letters D. Telephones.
Metal gong is an example of ____ A. indirect B. modern C. traditional D. written.
Which of the following is NOT a GSM service provider in Nigeria? A. Airtel B. Nokia C. Globacom D. MTN
The following are auxiliaries to trade EXCEPT A. advertising B. insurance C. communication D. accounting.
Signs are also a form of ————— A. communication B. interviewing C. celebrating D.none of the above.

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In our next class, we will continue our discussion on Communication. We are very much eager to meet you there.