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Webster's New World Finance and Investment Dictionary by Barbara J. Etzel (2003, Trade Paperback)

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The product is "Webster's New World Finance and Investment Dictionary" by Barbara J. Etzel. It is a trade paperback book published by Wiley & Sons in 2003, written in English and illustrated. The book is 9.3 inches long, 6 inches wide, and 0.9 inches high, weighing 16.2 ounces. It contains 384 pages and falls under the genre of Business & Economics with a focus on Finance.

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PublisherWiley & Sons, Incorporated, John

ISBN-100764526359

ISBN-139780764526350

eBay Product ID (ePID)2495930

Product Key Features

Book TitleWebster's New World Finance and Investment Dictionary

Number of Pages384 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicFinance / General

Publication Year2003

IllustratorYes

GenreBusiness & Economics

AuthorBarbara J. Etzel

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height0.9 in

Item Weight16.2 Oz

Item Length9.3 in

Item Width6 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2004-296656

Dewey Edition21

Dewey Decimal332.03

Table Of ContentList of Figures.List of Maps.Notes on Contributors.Acknowledgments.Introduction.Part I: The Shape of the Ancient Near East.1. Historical Overview: Mario Liverani (University of Rome).2. From Sedentism to States, 10,000 to 3000 BCE: Augusta McMahon (University of Cambridge).3. The Age of Empires, 3100900 BCE: Mark Chavalas (University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse).4 World Hegemony, 900300 BCE: Paul-Alain Beaulieu (Harvard University).Part II: Discourses on Methods.5. Archaeology and the Ancient Near East: Marie-Henriette Gates (Bilkent University, Ankara).6. The Languages of the Ancient Near East: Gonzalo Rubio (Pennsylvania State University).7. The Historian's Task: Daniel C. Snell (University of Oklahoma).Part III: Economy and Society.8. The Degradation of the Ancient Near Eastern Environment: Carlos E. Cordova (Oklahoma State University, Stillwater).9. Nomadism Through the Ages: Jorge Silva Castillo (Centro de Estudias de Asia y África in the Colegio de México).10. Mesopotamian Cities and Countryside: Elizabeth C. Stone (State University of New York, Stoney Brook).11. Money and Trade: Christopher M. Monroe (Pierpont Morgan Library, New York).12. Working: David A. Warburton (Aarhus University, Denmark).13. Law and Practice: Bruce Wells (Gustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota).14. Social Tensions in the Ancient Near East: John F. Robertson (Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant).15. Gender Roles in Ancient Egypt: Ann Macy Roth (Howard University, Washington, DC).16. Royal Women and the Exercise of Power in the Ancient Near East: Sarah C. Melville (Clarkson University).17. Warfare in Ancient Egypt: Anthony J. Spalinger (University of Auckland).Part IV: Culture.18. The Transmission of Knowledge: Benjamin R. Foster (Yale Babylonian Collection).19. Literature: Tawny L. Holm (Indiana University of Pennsylvania).20. Ancient Near Eastern Architecture: Sally Dunham (Yale University).21. Mesopotamian Art: Marian Feldman (University of California, Berkeley).22. Ancient Mesopotamian Medicine: JoAnn Scurlock (Elmhurst College).23. Mesopotamian Cosmology: Francesca Rochberg (University of California, Riverside).24. Divine and Non-Divine Kingship: Philip Jones (Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary project).25. How Religion Was Done: Gary Beckman (University of Michigan).Part V: Heritage of the Ancient Near East.26. The Invention of the Individual: Daniel C. Snell (University of Oklahoma).27. Ethnicity: Henri Limet (University of Liège, Belgium).28. Public versus Private in the Ancient Near East: Steven J. Garfinkle (Western Washington University).29. Democracy and Freedom: Matthew Martin III and Daniel C. Snell (University of Tulsa, Oklahoma and University of Oklahoma).30. Monotheism and Ancient Israelite Religion: S. David Sperling (Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, New York).31. The Decipherment of the Ancient Near East: Peter T. Daniels (independent scholar, New York).32. Legacies of the Ancient Near East: Daniel C. Snell (University of Oklahoma).References.Index

SynopsisYour key to understanding the financial world Now you can put thousands of financial topics and terms at your fingertips-with Webster's New World Finance and Investment Dictionary. Here are definitions of all of the concepts, phrases, and jargon you need to understand everything from CNBC and the financial pages to corporate earnings reports. This invaluable resource gives you clear, accessible, and cross-referenced explanations of more than 3,500 of today's most essential financial terms, including vocabulary related to: Accounting Finance Banks and banking Economics Investing Markets Real estate Securities From fixed income to financial futures, from bankruptcy and restructuring to venture capital, Webster's New World Finance and Investment Dictionary gives you authoritative, quick-access information to help you get down to business with confidence., Offers the definitions of the various concepts, phrases, and jargon you need to understand ranging from CNBC and the financial pages to corporate earnings reports. This resource gives you cross-referenced explanations of financial terms, including vocabulary related to: Accounting; Finance; Banks and banking; Economics; Investing; and Markets.

LC Classification NumberHG151