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Date: 2011-06-08 13:41:44
Investment
Financial markets
Stock market
Stocks for the Long Run
Economic theories
Efficient-market hypothesis
Index fund
Jeremy Siegel
Fundamentally based indexes
Financial economics
Finance
Economics

BOOK REVIEW: Stocks for the Long Run1 investor would have done very well. By 1949 this investor would have accumulated

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