
Investments is a mainstream, mid-level text for the first undergraduate course. Reilly and Norton cover the major topics logically and concisely, providing a strong base for those who want to do advanced work in investment analysis and valuation. Consistently using real-world examples, the authors convey the importance of theory and its application to real world investing.
This study guide investigates the fundamental principles of investment analysis and valuation required for undergraduate-level financial literacy. Frank K. Reilly, a recognized academic in the field of finance, utilizes this guide to reinforce the core concepts presented in his primary textbook. The material provides a structured framework for students to bridge the gap between abstract financial theory and practical market application.
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Experts and educators frequently cite this guide as a reliable supplement for students navigating the complexities of introductory investment courses. Readers often note the clarity of the practice problems in reinforcing the theoretical concepts found in the main text.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1986-01-01
Publisher:
The Dryden Press
ISBN-10:
0030018498
ISBN-13:
9780030018497
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