Interpreting Wall Street

Author: Roberts
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Launched by The Economist, a magazine with over 160 years of history; it is an objective and profound expert treatise as well as a concise and accessible general read; it provides a detailed introduction to all aspects of Wall Street's history, major events, operations, and mechanisms, offering an insight into the world's top financial centers. The book is interspersed with a wealth of financial knowledge; it holds significant research and reference value for the development of China's financial industry, financial institutions and practitioners, as well as personal investment and financial management. Target Audience: Financial professionals, researchers, scholars, finance students, and individual investors.
As the world's top financial center, every move and fluctuation in Wall Street has a profound impact on the U.S. economy and even the global economy. What is the true face of Wall Street? How did Wall Street develop? What does Wall Street do every day? How does Wall Street operate? Who participates? Who supervises? This book provides a detailed introduction to all aspects of Wall Street, where you can find answers to all the above questions. The book is also interspersed with a wealth of financial knowledge, holding significant research and reference value for the development of China's financial industry, financial institutions and practitioners, as well as personal investment and financial management.