Review 15 -- No Title

Professor Grodinsky's new book on investments gives in a general manner "an understanding of sound criteria for the appraisal of investment values" (p. v). The author very ably incorporates the various phases of Finance, such as corporation, investment, and public finance into a text that may be considered suitable for the beginning student in this field. Because it approaches the relationships between the physical makeup of the national economy and its effect on industry, finance, and management in a very realistic and also readable manner, the volume is practical.