Search Results: Business, Finance from Pellbooks

New York, NY, U.S.A.: Texere, LLC, 2000. Fine as new, signed by the author with a drawing of a glass on free front endpaper.. Signed by Author. Fine/Fine.

Federation of Bankers Associations of Japan, 1989. In large blue softcover. 139 + 62 pages. Covers the Japanese Financial System , Banking Regulations and Supervisions, Banking Operations and Finances, the Japanese Taxation Systems as relating to banks and much mor in exhaustive detail.. First American Edition. Fine as New.

Milford: Jackeck Publishing, 1976. First American Edition. Very good in stiff illustrated blue boards. the pamphlet contains a selection of some of Holodnak's best Brass Tacks colums published in Modern Times from 1971-1976. Very Good.

New York: Bloomberg Press, 2009. In this exhaustive study of the credit card industry, Geisst (Undue Influence) delivers a scathing critique of the routine practices that led to the current consumer debt crisis. He details the origins of credit cards, a path pioneered by merchants bent on making loyal customers, including Sears Roebuck, which established a consumer credit business in 1911, followed by General Motors and Ford opening finance divisions to facilitate car purchases. The banks followed their profitable example, creating finance subsidiaries through their parent holding companies. The book highlights the sweeping financial deregulation in the 1980s and 1990s, the backdrop of the rise in credit card offers, adjustable rate mortgages and, ultimately, the current poor state of consumer financial affairs. Geisst calls for additional regulation of securitized financial products, the establishment of a consumer credit protection agency and reinstatement of usury laws to cap exorbitant credit card… Read More

Ann Arbor, MI: Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Research Press, 1986, 1986. Hard Cover. Near Fine Yes, Virginia - there once was a lot of "computer anxiety." The first formal study of computer anxiety, also known as cyberphobia, compuphobia and terminal shock, much reported o n in the popular business press in the mid 1980's. 137 pages, ex-college lib., no markings or underlining otherwise.. Near Fine.

London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 1951, 1951. Hardbound. Very Good +/Very Good +. First English Language Edition. Traslated from the Danish by JANET GOW. Flippant and original satire, the bok was a best seller in Denmark - 1984, with a sense of h umor.. Very Good/Very Good.

Stockholm., SWEDEN: Amlquist & Wiksell, 1978 Near Fine. First American Edition. ISBN:91-22-00106-9. In pale blue cloth HC, ex-xoll.library with gentle markings.. Near Fine.

Chicago, IL: A.W. Shaw Co., 1913. In dark green cloth Hardcover with gilt lettering. 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 64 pages. "Steps by which a run-down factory was put on a paying basis. How inventory was taken stores, stories listed and classified, buying systemzatized, payroll compiled. How waste space was utilized and kinks in rountine straightened out.overall in Very Good condition.. Very Good.

Croom Helm, 1984. Ex.coll ref. library but crisp and clean conditon. Book covers the contemporary politics and economic development of the four countries of North Africa, Morocco, Algeria, Tunesia and Lybia. 283 pages.. Near Fine/Near Fine. Ex-Library.

Bristol (UK): Bristol (UK): Mardon, Son & Hall, 1936, 1936. Pictorial Hardbound. Very Good Second Edition. In light brown covers, with print from St. Pauls's Church Yard on front cover; on cover: "With the Compliments of W.D. & H.O. Wills. Bristol." Very hands ome 64-page illustrated history of the tobacco inductry and manufacture.. Second Edition. Very Good.