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Levy, Investments
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About the Book

Contains information on what you will find on this website, along with specific details about the book and its authors.

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About this website

Welcome to the Companion Website for Investments.

To find out more about the book, click on the sections in the menu to the left, such as About the authors or Marketing information, which is well worth a visit if you haven't seen a copy of the book itself.

Students - simply click on the Student Resources link in the drop-down menu above to access the Study Materials available to enhance your learning.

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Marketing information

A description of Investments, including features and table of contents, can be found at the Pearson Education online catalogue.

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About the authors

Professor Haim Levy, MA, PhD, is Myles Robinson Professor of Business Administration at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem in The Jerusalem School of Business Administration.

Professor Thierry Post is an Associate Professor of Finance at Erasmus University, the Netherlands.

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Key features

  • Clear Learning Objectives are given for each chapter
  • 'Investment in the News' brings each chapter to life by featuring a recent topical news article or other information to lead into the main topic discussed in the chapter
  • Articles and discussions from sources such as the Wall Street Journal, Barron's, and Financial Times, are included throughout the book to emphasise the relevance to real-world events
  • Each chapter concludes with a Summary of main topics covered and highlights Key Terms
  • Questions and answers are provided to allow students to test what they have learnt
  • More detailed problem questions are also included, enabling class discussion
  • Selected references are given for further reading
  • Appendices provide the basic mathematics and formulae needed to understand the book and so allow students with no prior knowledge of finance to use this self-contained book
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Student Resources

A multitude of helpful resources to further increase your knowledge. Each chapter contains learning objectives, and multiple choice, open answer and true/false questions with feedback to help test your understanding. There is also a comprehensive online glossary and flashcards to explain and test your knowledge of key terms and definitions.

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