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Description:Unicorns, narwhals, yaks, cows and civets - what have all these creatures got to do with your hard-earned cash?Well, far more than you would think at first glance. They are all beasts that appear in the global economic ecosystem. They pop up as warnings, messages, signals and useful analogies in order to help us navigate what can sometimes be a confusing, closed-off world.As well as more familiar terms such as piggy bank, loan sharks and rat race, there are alligator spreads - which occur when an investor will never be able to make a profit on their transactions, or a lobster trap, which is a type of strategy a company will deploy in order to prevent a hostile takeover. There is even the memorable honorific of 'vampire squid' given to Goldman Sachs.In Bear Markets and Beyond, BBC journalists Dhruti Shah and Dominic Bailey guide you through the confusing world of business jargon with a bold, graphic bestiary.You wouldn't want to enter a bear pit unprepared, so keep this guide to the animals of the financial jungle to hand.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Bear Markets and Beyond: A bestiary of business terms. To get started finding Bear Markets and Beyond: A bestiary of business terms, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Unicorns, narwhals, yaks, cows and civets - what have all these creatures got to do with your hard-earned cash?Well, far more than you would think at first glance. They are all beasts that appear in the global economic ecosystem. They pop up as warnings, messages, signals and useful analogies in order to help us navigate what can sometimes be a confusing, closed-off world.As well as more familiar terms such as piggy bank, loan sharks and rat race, there are alligator spreads - which occur when an investor will never be able to make a profit on their transactions, or a lobster trap, which is a type of strategy a company will deploy in order to prevent a hostile takeover. There is even the memorable honorific of 'vampire squid' given to Goldman Sachs.In Bear Markets and Beyond, BBC journalists Dhruti Shah and Dominic Bailey guide you through the confusing world of business jargon with a bold, graphic bestiary.You wouldn't want to enter a bear pit unprepared, so keep this guide to the animals of the financial jungle to hand.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Bear Markets and Beyond: A bestiary of business terms. To get started finding Bear Markets and Beyond: A bestiary of business terms, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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