The Economist 1st edition by Various ISBN 1610392165 978-1610392161

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ISBN 10: 1610392165
ISBN 13: 978-1610392161
Author: Various

Included in this issue: What if Trump Stumbles; Treasuries: Gensier v Griffin; Make or Break for Renewables; Israel and Palestine: How Peace is Possible – and much more!

The Economist 1st Table of contents:

1. The World in 2025: A Guide to the Future

   • This book might focus on future global trends and predictions. A typical table of contents for such a compilation might look like:
     • Introduction: The World in 2025
     • Global Economics: Economic Forces Shaping the Future
     • Politics in the Next Decade
     • Technology and the Digital Revolution
     • Climate Change and Sustainability
     • Health and Medicine in the Future
     • Global Conflict and Peace
     • The Role of Artificial Intelligence

2. The Economist Guide to Financial Markets

   • A book from The Economist focusing on financial markets and their operations.
     • Introduction: Understanding Financial Markets
     • The Basics of Investment
     • Stock Markets: The Heart of Capitalism
     • Bond Markets and Interest Rates
     • Commodity Markets
     • Financial Crises: Causes and Impacts
     • Emerging Markets and Globalization
     • Risk and Regulation in Financial Markets

3. The Economist Guide to Management Ideas and Gurus

   • A book about different management theories and influential thinkers.
     • Introduction to Management Thinking
     • Classical Management Theories
     • Modern Leadership and Organizational Behavior
     • Marketing, Strategy, and Innovation Theories
     • Theories of Motivation and Employee Engagement
     • Key Management Thinkers
     • Management in the Digital Age

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