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The Encyclopedia of Business and Finance is a two-volume reference designed for the non-specialist, covering five areas: finance and banking, accounting, marketing, management and information systems. Drawing on practical professional expertise as well as that of noted scholars, the book’s contributors include executives and government administrators from leading business programs around the United States.

The Encyclopedia meets the needs of a diverse readership: high school and college students will consult the Encyclopedia for help in preparing a report on careers in marketing or a presentation on various forms of business structure and ownership; the teacher will locate supplementary data on the history of computers and technology; the business professional will find a summary of antitrust laws; and general readers will access a full range of topics as appropriate to their specific need or query.

For more information on the print or eBook version of Encyclopedia of Business and Finance, contact Vanessa Birch at vanessa.birch@cengage.com.

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