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Business Law: Principles, Cases, and
Policy
by Mark E. Roszkowski
of the University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign,
Sixth Edition, 2006.
ISBN 1-55874-557-0
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Professor Mark Roszkowski began writing his monumental
business
law text to provide high level coverage for his students at the
University
of Illinois. The result, published in 1987, was Business
Law:
Principles, Cases, and Policy, a comprehensive text covering all
topics
of both traditional business law and legal environment of business
courses.
Through the succeeding four revisions (1989, 1992, 1997, and 2002), the
book has been updated, fine-tuned, and polished by Professor Roszkowski
and contributing author, Christie L. Roszkowski, Associate Professor of
Business Law and Undergraduate Student Coordinator at Eastern Illinois
University. The sixth edition is the best ever, thoroughly
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Business Law for the CPA Candidate: CPA Problems by Mark
E.
Roszkowski of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Eighth
Edition,
2005.
| ISBN 1-58874-460-4 |
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This book organizes hundreds of past CPA exam questions
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organized
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Cases,
and Policy which covers in detail all topics tested in the exam.
This book has been used at many schools and most outstandingly
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Microeconomics
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by
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——— Table of Contents ———
• Introduction to Microeconomics
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• Supply and Demand
• Elasticity
• Consumer Surplus, Producer Surplus, and Market Efficiency
• Taxation, Price Ceilings, and Price Floors
• Market Failure and the Role of Government
• The Firm: Economic Costs, Profits and Production
• Costs of Production
• Perfect Competition
• Monopoly
• Monopolistic Competition
• Oligopoly
• Resource Markets
• Household Behavior and Consumer Choice
• Also numerous practice exams and answer keys
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Practice
by
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——— Table of Contents ———
• Introduction to Macroeconomics
• Basic Definitions and The Fundamentals of Graphing
• Production Possibilities and Economic Systems
• Supply and Demand
• Unemployment and Inflation
• National Income Accounting
• Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply Analysis
• Classical Economics
• Keynesian Economics
• Fiscal Policy
• Money and Banking
• The Federal Reserve System and Monetary Policy
• Monetary Theory
• Also numerous practice exams and answer keys
The Concise Dictionary of Labor and Management: More than
Eight Hundred
Key Terms, People, and Events Influencing Labor and Management by
Robert
J. Wechman of the City University of New York, 2005.
| ISBN 1-58874-476-0 |
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management
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events.
The Concise Dictionary of Labor and Management: More than
Eight Hundred
Key Terms, People, and Events Influencing Labor and Management was
written with the hope of providing college students and others with a
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Social Capital in the Creation of Financial
Capital:
The Case of Network Marketing by Shaul M. Gabbay of the Technion –
Israel Institute of Technology and the University of Illinois at
Chicago,
1997.
| ISBN 0-87563-761-2 |
List Price $26.20 |
Students of organizations take the very existence of
organizations
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emergence
of organizations. Even the fairly widely studied areas of
business
and venture formation point out how our understanding of the
entrepreneurial
process is still fairly limited and lacking in coherent, overall
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traits of entrepreneurs.
In this volume the author studies the network marketing
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network
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culturalization of those individuals most successful in social networks?
Dictionary of Economics and Business: A
Thousand Key
Terms and People by Robert J. Wechman of the City
University
of New York, 2000.
| ISBN 1-58874-027-7 |
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The purpose of this volume is to help people better
understand
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thousand
key terms and people. Moreover, it defines these terms in the
broad
context of economics and business, rather than within a narrower,
specialized
context that might be focus of a particular course or textbook.
Essentials of American Business by Robert
J. Wechman
of the City University of New York, 1990.
| ISBN 0-87563-342-0 |
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This is just what the name implies, a concise, but
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students
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The Economic Development of the
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by Robert J. Wechman, Second Edition, 1985.
| ISBN 0-87563-232-7 |
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This book offers a concise history of the Italian
people and
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New World in 1492, and the country receiving its name from Amerigo
Vespucci
and moves on to the Italian presence in what is now Arizona in 1536 and
in Jamestown in 1610. It discusses the hardships and the triumphs
of Italian-Americans from those early days to the present.