International Finance (The Chapman & Hall Series in Accounting & Finance)

Rating:
Summary: Fine Alternative to U.S. Textbooks
Review: This book covers equivalent ground to U.S. M.B.A. texts, though the examples (which are good) focus on European situations. The balance between theory and practice is excellent, with some fine information about markets as they work in the real world. The book is clearly set out and represents fine value for money. My only reservation (and reason for witholding the fifth star) is that the book dates from 1993 and could do with some updating in a new edition, such as the effect of the Euro on the European markets.

Rating:
Summary: Fine Alternative to U.S. Textbooks
Review: This book covers equivalent ground to U.S. M.B.A. texts, though the examples (which are good) focus on European situations. The balance between theory and practice is excellent, with some fine information about markets as they work in the real world. The book is clearly set out and represents fine value for money. My only reservation (and reason for witholding the fifth star)is that the book dates from 1993 and could do with some updating in a new edition, such as the effect of the Euro on the European markets.