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Mao, Marx & the Market
Wiley 2002; US$ 55.00Praise for MAO, MARX & THE MARKET "This is a gripping tale from start to finish, an extraordinary adventure told by a brilliant and idealistic businessman confronted by political disloyalty and chicanery on an epic scale. LeBaron tells his story with a punch, but his basic instincts of morality and decency shine throughout." --Peter L. Bernstein,... more...
The Ultimate Book of Investment Quotations
John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 1999; US$ 34.95"He's called a broker because after dealing with him you are." Anon The Ultimate Book of Investment Quotations contains the collected investment wisdom of Shakespeare, the Bible, Hollywood, Oprah Winfrey and thousands of others who have something to say about other people's money. All investment is here, from the very richest people in the world,... more...
Dean LeBaron's Treasury of Investment Wisdom
Wiley 2002; US$ 36.95Dean LeBaron's Treasury of Investment Wisdom Today, investors are faced with an information overload when it comes to investment opportunities. It's hard to find straight answers on which investment vehicles are the best, which ones will last, and what opportunities truly suit your needs. Dean LeBaron's Treasury of Investment Wisdom easily answers... more...
Capitalist Adventures in Red Square
Pearson Education 2010; US$ 2.99Russia still hasn?t gotten the hang of capitalism and democracy, but that doesn?t mean it?s a backwater when it comes to investment opportunities. Dean LeBaron counts himself among the optimistic few, having observed the country firsthand for years. He predicts that Russia?s growing middle class will spark rapid economic expansion once oil and natural... more...
Why I'm Investing in China
Pearson Education 2010; US$ 2.99It is more than ironic that the current so-called Great Recession has prompted various Western observers to turn a 30-year-old belief on its head. No longer do the pundits claim that China can only survive and prosper by adopting capitalism; now they look to China, with its growing economy and increasing demand for consumer goods, to keep capitalism... more...
Why I'm Down on the Dollar
Pearson Education 2010; US$ 2.99Years of financing trade imbalances, budget deficits, wars, and social programs without benefit of spending cuts or tax increases are helping to pull down an already wobbly dollar. And our biggest creditors, the Asians (Japanese and Chinese), have grown restive. It’s a recipe for calamity that could crater your investments along with the American... more...
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