Locavesting: The Revolution in Local Investing and How to Profit from It
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作者Amy Cortese(艾米·科特斯) 著
出版社Wiley
出版时间2011-05
版次1
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货号0384
上书时间2026-07-10
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作者 Amy Cortese(艾米·科特斯) 著
出版社 Wiley
出版时间 2011-05
版次 1
ISBN 9780470911389
定价 231.80元
装帧 精装
开本 其他
纸张 胶版纸
页数 252页
正文语种 英语
【内容简介】
Locavesting is a call to rethink the way we invest, so that we support the small businesses that create jobs and healthy, resilient communities. Just as "Buy Local" campaigns have found that a small shift in purchasing to locally-owned enterprises can reap outsized benefits for a local economy, so, too, can a small shift in our investment dollars. Amy Cortese explores the revolution in citizen finance taking root across the country, and shows how local investing can help rebuild our nest eggs, our communities and—just perhaps—the country.
【作者简介】
Amy Cortese is a journalist who has spent her career writing about business, finance, environmental issues and food, giving her a unique perspective on how these different realms are intricately linked. A former editor at BusinessWeek, her work has also appeared in the New York Times, the New York Times Magazine, the American, Mother Jones, Portfolio, Afar, TheDailyBeast.com, and many other publications. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.
【目录】
Preface: Starting Anew.
Introduction: Cereal Milk for the Gods.
Part One: The Economics of Local.
Chapter 1: Motherhood, Apple Pie, and Political Theatre.
How We Are Failing Our Small Businesses.
Chapter 2: Blue Skies, Pipe Dreams, and the Lure of Easy Money.
Our Financial Legacy and its Unintended Consequences.
Chapter 3: Buy Local, Eat Local… Invest Local.
Reconnecting Investors and Businesses.
Chapter 4: The Local Imperative.
Leveling the Playing Field.
Part Two: Experiments in Citizen Finance.
Chapter 5: The Last Real Banker?
Relationship Banking Is Not Dead – Yet – but Local Banks Need Our Support.
Chapter 6: The Biggest-Impact Financial Sector You've Never Heard Of.
Community Development Funds Reach Out to Individual Investors.
Chapter 7: A LION Roars in the Pacific Northwest.
Investing in the Neighborhood.
Chapter 8: Community Capital.
It Takes a Village, or a Police Force, or Perhaps Some Farmers.
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