Behavioral Corporate Finance (Mcgraw-hill/irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, And Real Estate) 1st Edition

All expectations met regarding delivery time and quality

Book is good, has no problems or missing. It looks old but that is exactly it should be. Good thing.

For a required textbook for a college class, this was a very easy to read, interesting book. Short to the point chapters with good examples. Consider yourself lucky if this ends up being one of your required readings.

love it

This book is an examination of corporate finance issues from a psychological view. While it has interesting examples of various pitfalls, the writing quality is sub-par, it's filled with buzzwords and makes no meaningful conclusions about much of anything from a quantitative or "how to" sort of approach to avoiding the behavioral pitfalls it blabbers about. Rather than anything really useful, the book is filled with "hey this can happen look out!" and "don't be like this!" stories and psychology that should be readily apparent to anyone who is even vaguely self-aware and educated.The book was assigned as the basis for a master's level economics and finance course, and is unquestionably the most pointless textbook I've ever been assigned. While potentially useful if you're a CEO or director, this book is pointless drivel and crap as a student.One of the chapters is even missing, they just tell you "online at..."This book is garbage (unless you're a rather thick-witted CEO or director then you should "look out" and "don't be like this!") and it's certainly (at all of 1/2 thick) not worth the price tag associated. If you can pick it up for less than $5 and are bored, I'd recommend it, otherwise don't waste your time or money.

The book is like new and the price is really cheap totally worth it :)

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