Farquarson and Cook have made this published work a jewel to read, it contains all the essentials needed to understand both the principles and application of economics, from both a micro- and a macro- view. Ideally recommended for all Business Programs - of study from the beginner to the highly advanced it contains a pleasure for all and is an easily read book

Words cannot accurately describe just how awesome this book is. I thought the 4th edition was as complete as it could be, but THE ROSZ has certainly outdone himself here. His moving storyline protraying Joe Doaks in various legal situations along with landmark cases make for an easy, yet entertaining read. This book does for education what Leftkowitz v. GMSS (MN App. 1957) does for general contract law. Roszkowski brings the law to life in a way otherwise thought impossible. He must have a huge following in the law community. Any serious student must add this book to their library.

I really enjoyed this book because the author writes in a very straight forward approach from the someone who has been there and done that angle. This author started a business in a spare bedroom and sold it four years later. In the book he shares many of the lessons he learned the hard way and which he hopes the reader avoids. He is refreshingly honest in recounting his many mistakes. I got the feeling reading the book that if he could do it, so could I.

When you are in marketing, you have to stay on top of every aspect all of the time. So many business/marketing plan books are either not complete, current, too technical or not technical enough! I took this book out from my local library, and I like it so much, I am purchasing it. I find it easy to read -- the layout is wonderful including special tip boxes throughout that address everything from plan pitfalls to buzzwords. (One does need to learn the current lingo after all -- it is changing so fast.) There are also solutions to basic questions like: Should I go for venture capital or look for strategic partnerships? Top all this off with a helpful listing of Small-Business Friendly Banks. Like I said, this book is a pleasant surprise.

'Language Dynamics courses are the only courses I know of that are truly dedicated to effective and immediate communication in the target language. Academic courses often reflect the literary interests of professors, many of whom never had the experience of learning the target language as a second language. With these courses, you can hit the streets after every lesson knowing you can say more than you could yesterday'.

This book is an excellent guide to business studies up to MBA level. Hundreds of terms and subjects are defined and then discussed in practical context, providing a series of introductory essay on the subjects. It is a real help with my studies, clearly explaining complex issues. The book also includes a long list of business books that allows you to go into a specialist area in greater depth. The list alone is more than worth the price of the book. I found it an essential tool and would recommend it to anybody as an introduction to business studies, and a guide to where to look next. The only complaint I have is the price of the hardback but the softback is great value.

After reading this book I followed the jam packed information and accomplished Selling my business quickly and most of all for quite a bit more money than I initially thought I would. A very good roadmap for Buying a business as well. Now that I have sold my business I am now following Mr.Lauer's outline on buying a business and I feel that I will be equally sucessful on buying another business.

Once again, Thank you, Mr.Lauer for an exceptional roadmap.

This author of this book gets into the mind of this serial killer. It is a thrilling read.

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In this first comprehensive analysis of several recently uncovered sites in the American Bottom region, Mehrer focuses on household archaeology to shed light on the daily lives of the Mississippian people. He examines the objects of daily use - domestic and ceremonial buildings, storage and processing pits, mundane and exotic artifacts - to reconstruct the framework of everyday life and to show how the routines of early native people changed with time. New findings reveal the changing roles of households in their communities, exposing a social order more complex than previously thought.