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100	1		_aLanchester, John _d1962-
245	1		_aHow to speak money : _b what the money people say -- and what they really mean / _cJohn Lanchester
260			_aLondon : _bFaber and Faber , _c2014
300			_a286 p. ; _c23 cm
520			_aThe biggest problem for outsiders in the world of economics is that most of the time, we don't know what the hell the insiders are talking about. To know that, you have to understand the words they're using. The language of economic elites can be complex, jargon-filled and completely baffling ... But if we don't know what they're talking about, we're making our decisions at the ballot box on insufficient information. We all need to be able to speak money because if we can't, then the people who can will write their own rules. Their preference is for no rules at all. We've given that approach a try, and we can testify to the fact that it doesn't work ... In How to Speak Money, John Lanchester explains everything from high-frequency trading to the difference between bullshit and nonsense. This is a primer, a polemic and a reference book you'll find yourself reading in one sitting. It blows open the world of finance and arms you with knowledge, ready for the moment they try to sell us the Next Big Thing.
650		4	_91796 _aEconomía _xTerminología.
650		4	_9274 _aCiencias económicas
650		4	_92010 _aMercado de crédito.
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