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Buy, Lie, And Sell High : How Investors Lost Out On Enron And The Internet Bubble

Title
- Financial Times Prentice Hall Books
Attribution
D. Quinn Mills
Publication Details
Book, Financial Times Prentice Hall, 2002
Availability
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(LOWER LEVEL) HD9696.8.A2 M545 2002 AVAILABLE
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Description
In Buy, Lie, and Sell High, Harvard Business School Professor Daniel Quinn Mills offers the first systematic analysis of both the Internet stock bubble and the Enron scandal. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
Author
- Mills, Daniel Quinn
Subject
Contents
- Pt. I. The Bubble and Capital Markets
- Ch. 1. How to Use This Book
- Ch. 2. Destroyed by the Bubble
- Pt. II. How the Bubble Happened
- Ch. 3. Causing the Bubble
- Ch. 4. Inflating the Bubble: The Financial Value Chain
- Ch. 5. What it Meant to "Do the Right Thing" at Enron
- Pt. III. Inexperienced Leaders
- Ch. 6. Dumb Kids?
- Ch. 7. How Some VCs and Bankers Led Entrepreneurs in the Wrong Direction
- Pt. IV. How Venture Firms Changed Their Criteria
- Ch. 8. Building to Flip
- Ch. 9. Choosing the Wrong People
- Pt. V. Taking Start-ups to the Public
- Ch. 10. How Investment Banks Inflated the Bubble
- Ch. 11. The Retail Investor: Victim or Fool?
- Ch. 12. Influencing Factors: Where Does Responsibility Lie?
- Pt. VI. The Road Kill of Capitalism
- Ch. 13. Sell, Sell, Sell
- Ch. 14. Dire Consequences
- Pt. VII. A Troubled System
- Ch. 15. Can America Lead?
- Ch. 16. Reforms to Protect Small Investors
- Pt. VIII. Less Damage Next Time
- Ch. 17. What Does the Future Hold?
- App. A. NEMAX (The German New Market) and NASDAQ
- App. B. Financial Value Chain Influencers
ISBN
- 0130091138
LCCN
- 2002072072
Open Library ID
- /b/OL15508578M