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It's that bruiser of a term paper. Or maybe you're facing the writing tests on a college or grad school admissions exam and the personal essay for the school you really want to attend. Or it could be those business proposals for your boss. Whatever your writing needs, you know the importance of communicating with clarity and persuasiveness. This book provides the essential writing workshop that shows you that powerful writing is a process that can be learned -- step by step.
《金融建模：以Excel为工具（英文版）》基于作者弗兰克 休米 科格三世（Frank Hugh Koger III）所教的同名课程。在书中，作者将建模理论与金融实践相结合，系统、全面地阐释了如何通过Excel工具，建立模型，分析金融问题的方法。具体内容包括投资组合管理、期权、债券、固定收益证券，以及资产定价和风险管理等。书中开篇详细介绍了Excel操作方法及基本的金融知识，使不具备背景知识和Excel技术的读者也能够快速入门。 《金融建模：以Excel为工具（英文版）》适合作为高年级本科生、研究生以及MBA教材，也是金融从业人员理想的参考书。
Macroeconomics is the most exciting neweconomics textbook in a generation. Charles Jones distillsmodern macroeconomics as it is currently practiced—producing thefirst text to cover modern growth theory at the undergraduatelevel. The author's unique abilities as a teacher and writer renderthis modern treatment of economic theory an easy read for studentsnew to the field. Together with a distinctive focus on problemsolving, this clearly written text brilliantly matchesaccessibility with cutting-edge theory.
Six lectures, all regarding the most revolutionary discoveryin twentieth-century physics: Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Noone--not even Einstein himself--explained these difficult,anti-intuitive concepts more clearly, or with more verve and gusto,than Feynman.
