
Now in new second edition, this comprehensive dictionary is a wide-ranging guide to all aspects of modern business, with over 5,000 entries covering topics from marketing and advertising to banking and international finance, and everything in between. It also includes terms from law and economics that are relevant to business, and covers aspects of computing and printing that a business person might be expected to know.An especially unique and helpful feature of this book is its coverage of business jargon. From dead-cat bounce and the J-curve effect, through the intricacies of the Lady Macbeth strategy and market skimming, to the difference between broad and narrow money and w hat a shark-watcher does, A Dictionary of Business makes an ever expanding business vocabulary accessible to everyone. With its clear, concise entries and extensive cross-referencing, this is a guide that will give business people the answers they need quickly and effectively.
This dictionary serves as a comprehensive reference tool designed to clarify the complex and rapidly evolving vocabulary of the modern business environment. Author John Pallister compiles over 5,000 entries to provide a structured lexicon for professionals and students. The work integrates standard terminology with specialized jargon, offering a framework that bridges the gap between academic economic theory and practical corporate application.
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Experts and readers frequently highlight this text as a reliable, foundational resource for students and professionals seeking quick, accurate definitions. The inclusion of contemporary business jargon is often cited as a distinct advantage over more traditional, purely academic dictionaries.
Page Count:
544
Publication Date:
1997-03-27
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192800477
ISBN-13:
9780192800473
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