Issues in Economics Today
Author: Robert Guell
Robert Guell's Issues in Economics Today, 2e employs a unique format that allows instructors and students the flexibility to choose which issues they wish to cover in their one-semester survey course. The book begins with eight intensive core theory chapters followed by thirty shorter issues chapters that can be easily mixed and matched to create a customized course syllabus. Two additional issues chapters can be found on the book's website. In the preface, the author provides a list of suggested issues to cover in a course with specific themes, such as social policy, international issues, or business. For those instructors who want to "do it themselves," the author has also included a grid that shows which theory chapters need to be mastered before moving on to each issue.Instructors and students alike will appreciate the solid theoretical foundation as well as the intriguing and timely economic issues explored in the book, such as sports, education, and crime.
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Fundamentals of Investment Management with S&P access Code
Author: Geoffrey A Hirt
Fundamentals of Investment Management 8/e by Hirt and Block establishes the appropriate theoretical base of investments, while at the same time applying this theory to real-world examples. Students will be able to translate what they have learned in the course to actual participation in the financial markets. The textbook provides students with a survey of the important areas of investments: valuation, the marketplace, fixed income instruments and markets, equity instruments and markets, derivative instruments, and a cross-section of special topics, such as international markets and mutual funds.
Table of Contents:
BRIEF CONTENTSPART ONE INTRODUCTION TO INVESTMENTS 1. The Investment Setting 2.
Security Markets: Present and Future 3.
Participating in the Market 4.
Sources of Investment InformationPART TWO ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF EQUITY SECURITIES 5.
Economic Activity 6.
Industry Analysis 7.
Valuation of the Individual Firm 8.
Financial Statement AnalysisPART THREE ISSUES IN EFFICIENT MARKETS 9.
A Basic View of Technical Analysis and Market Efficiency 10. Investments in Special Situations and AnomaliesPART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
1. The Investment Setting 2.
Security Markets: Present and Future 3.
Participating in the Market 4.
Sources of Investment InformationPART TWO ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF EQUITY SECURITIES 5.
Economic Activity 6.
Industry Analysis 7.
Valuation of the Individual Firm 8.
Financial Statement AnalysisPART THREE ISSUES IN EFFICIENT MARKETS 9.
A Basic View of Technical Analysis and Market Efficiency 10. Investments in Special Situations and AnomaliesPART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Security Markets: Present and Future
3.
Participating in the Market 4.
Sources of Investment InformationPART TWO ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF EQUITY SECURITIES 5.
Economic Activity 6.
Industry Analysis 7.
Valuation of the Individual Firm 8.
Financial Statement AnalysisPART THREE ISSUES IN EFFICIENT MARKETS 9.
A Basic View of Technical Analysis and Market Efficiency 10. Investments in Special Situations and AnomaliesPART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Sources of Investment Information
PART TWO ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF EQUITY SECURITIES 5.
Economic Activity 6.
Industry Analysis 7.
Valuation of the Individual Firm 8.
Financial Statement AnalysisPART THREE ISSUES IN EFFICIENT MARKETS 9.
A Basic View of Technical Analysis and Market Efficiency 10. Investments in Special Situations and AnomaliesPART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Economic Activity
6.
Industry Analysis 7.
Valuation of the Individual Firm 8.
Financial Statement AnalysisPART THREE ISSUES IN EFFICIENT MARKETS 9.
A Basic View of Technical Analysis and Market Efficiency 10. Investments in Special Situations and AnomaliesPART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Valuation of the Individual Firm
8.
Financial Statement AnalysisPART THREE ISSUES IN EFFICIENT MARKETS 9.
A Basic View of Technical Analysis and Market Efficiency 10. Investments in Special Situations and AnomaliesPART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
9.
A Basic View of Technical Analysis and Market Efficiency 10. Investments in Special Situations and AnomaliesPART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
PART FOUR FIXED-INCOME AND LEVERAGED SECURITIES11.
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamental
12.
Principles of Bond Valuation and Investment13.
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Duration and Reinvestment Concepts
14.
Convertible Securities and WarrantsPART FIVE DERIVATIVE PRODUCTS15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
15.
Put and Call Options16.
Commodities and Financial Futures17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Commodities and Financial Futures
17.
Stock Index Futures and OptionsPART SIX BROADENING THE INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
18.
Mutual Funds19.
International Security Markets20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
International Security Markets
20.
Investments in Real AssetsPART SEVEN INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
21.
A Basic Look at Portfolio Management and Capital Market Theory22.
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
Measuring Risk and Return of Portfolio Managers
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