Review A Concise Guide to Macroeconomics: What Managers, Executives, and Students Need to Know by DAVID A. MOSS Description This revised edition walks through the readers the author’s years of experience as an educator at the Harvard Business School. Here, the author explains the most pertinent concepts in macroeconomics. Delivered in a language easily be understood by laymen, the updated, …
Review Animal Spirits: How Human Psychology Drives the Economy, and Why It Matters for Global Capitalism by GEORGE A. AKERLOF, ROBERT J. SHILLER Description Great financial decline, such as the haunting global financial crisis back in 2008, remained to be the clearest indication that psychological forces do more harm than good to the wealth of nations. From wrongly-perceived practices in …
Review Time Series Analysis by JAMES D. HAMILTON Description It can be noted that large shifts and reconstructions took place in the economic and financial systems. These changes led to the formulation of new approaches in order for researchers to fully analyze economic and financial time series. To present recent developments in the landscape and to intellectually curate into a …
Review The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy by THOMAS J. STANLEY & WILLIAM D. DANKO Description “Don’t judge the book by its cover.” This is an old adage that best applies to The Millionaire Next Door written by Stanley and Danko. Upon reading the title, the book seems like just like any other finance book that …
Review Keys To Heaven’s Economy by SHAWN BOLZ Description Shawn Bolz’s “Keys to Heaven’s Economy” takes readers on an authentic and spiritual journey that unravels itself toward financial stability and acts as a guide about the role of money and career in an overall Christian setting. Jumping between the earthly and the supernatural, “Keys to Heaven’s Economy,” gives a backdrop …
About the book Philip Fisher is regarded as among the most influential investors of all time. His philosophies on investing have been widely studied by financiers and investors forty years since it was first published. Regarded as gospel, this new edition of Fisher’s classic investing philosophies has been updated with his own son, Ken Fisher’s output on his father’s ideas. …
