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Systems of SurvivalBy Vintage Books
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Stochastic Claims Reserving Methods in Insurance (The Wiley Finance Series)By John Wiley & Sons |
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An Introduction to Behavioral EconomicsBy Palgrave Macmillan |
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Theories of DevelopmentBy Guilford Press |
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Basic EconometricsBy McGraw-Hill Inc.,US
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Brilliant NLP: What the Most Successful People Know, Say and DoBy Prentice Hall |
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Goldman Sachs: The Culture of SuccessBy Prentice Hall & IBD
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A History of Interest Rates (Wiley Finance)By John Wiley & Sons |
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Economics for BusinessBy Financial Times/ Prentice Hall
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The Architect's Guide to Running a PracticeBy Architectural Press |
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