The economic background to investment /

By:

Rose, Harold B

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge, England : Published for the Institute of Actuaries and the Faculty of Actuaries at the University Press, c1960.Description: xi, 661 p. :illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

332 ROS

LOC classification:

HG186.G7 R6

Summary: This book was designed primarily for actuarial students. It consists, therefore, of a thorough analysis of finance and the capital market, and the determination of security prices, together with brief introductions to the economics of the determination of prices and income and some questions of public finance and international trade. It is divided into eight parts: (1) The Competitive Market Economy; (2) Private Finance and the Capital Market; (3) Introduction to Public Finance; (4) The Banking System and Monetary Policy; (5) The Determination of Security Prices; (6) National Income and its Fluctuations; (7) International Trade and Payments; and (8) Government Policy and Economic Stability.

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This book was designed primarily for actuarial students. It consists, therefore, of a thorough analysis of finance and the capital market, and the determination of security prices, together with brief introductions to the economics of the determination of prices and income and some questions
of public finance and international trade. It is divided into eight parts: (1) The Competitive Market Economy; (2) Private Finance and the Capital Market; (3) Introduction to Public Finance; (4) The Banking System and Monetary Policy; (5) The Determination of Security Prices; (6) National Income and its Fluctuations; (7) International Trade and Payments; and (8) Government Policy and Economic Stability.

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