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New York Times Dictionary of Money and Investing (Easton Press) — Leatherbound Collector’s Edition
Discover the language of investing with The New York Times Dictionary of Money and Investing: The Essential A-Z Guide to the Language of the New Market.
Written by Pulitzer Prize winner Gretchen Morgenson and Campbell R. Harvey, Ph.D. (Duke University),
this authoritative financial dictionary helps you understand market terms in clear, plain language—ideal for everyday investors, students, and financial professionals.
Why You’ll Want This Financial Dictionary
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Decodes 3,500+ investing, market, and economic terms into easy-to-understand explanations.
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Cross-references 3,500+ terms, helping you connect concepts across the stock market, corporate finance, and investing mechanics.
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Covers everything from core market basics (like major stock market indexes) to advanced financial statement metrics and corporate actions.
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Helps you cut through financial jargon and confidently interpret what you read, hear, and invest in.
Gift-Quality Easton Press Edition
Printed with the quality expected from Easton Press archival-style books, this collector’s volume is designed to last for decades
and to be worthy of premium gifting or professional reference:
- Genuine full leather binding
- Real gold gilted edges and lettering
- Acid-free archival paper
- Silk ribbon marker
This is a very hard-to-find book, and Easton Press financial dictionaries are becoming increasingly scarce—making it
an excellent reference and a standout gift for financial advisors and investment-minded readers.
Product Details
- Title: The New York Times Dictionary of Money and Investing: The Essential A-Z Guide to the Language of the New Market
- Authors: Gretchen Morgenson (Pulitzer Prize winner) & Campbell R. Harvey, Ph.D. (Duke University)
- Publisher: Easton Press
- Edition: 2005 Collector's Edition
- Binding: Leatherbound
- Features: Gold gilted edges & lettering
- Condition: Mint condition; in original shink wrap
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