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Ten Badly Explained Topics in Finance Textbooks

By Ann Logue on May 9, 2012

Pablo Fernandez is a professor at the business school at the Universitad de Navarra, a Spanish institution. One of his area of research is how finance is taught. The idea is that students pick up concepts in class that then carry over to how they interpret finance on the job. For example, he conducts a [...]

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