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100 $aEiteman, David K
245 ## $aMultinational business finance / $cDavid K.Eiteman, Arthur I. Stonehill, Donald Lessard
250 ## $a3rd edition
260 ## $aCanada : $bAddison-Wesley Publishing Comany, Inc, $c1973
300 ## $a721 pages ; $cText boxs, Figures
520 ## $aThe unifying theme of this edition of Multinational Business Finance is that financial managers of multinational firms must perceive and respond to imperfections in world product, factor, and financial markets. If these markets were at all times identical to domestic markets for the same products, factor, and financial instruments, multinational firms would have no particular reason to thrive, and the tasks of their financial manager would be indistinguishable from the tasks from the tasks performed bey domestic financial managers
653 ## $aArthur I. Stonehil
653 ## $aDavid K.Eiteman
653 ## $aMultinational Business Finance
852 ## $a07 $bKho Khoa Luật $j(1): 07101911
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