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Introduction to Business Law
This latest addition to the Beatty/Samuelson series of texts is explicitly written from the ground up to address the specific needs of a 1-term business law course. It effectively provides both comprehensive breadth of topical coverage and a cost-effective, manageable format for courses lasting just a single semester or quarter. INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW presents the full range of business law topics in a series of fast-paced, brief digestible chapters, making the book accessible to a wide range of students. To further support reader-friendliness, this author team's unique hallmark writing style makes the law content unexpectedly sparkle. Through utilizing innovative, story-telling pedagogy, fascinating cases, and business applications that are sure to create student interest, the end result is a text that is authoritative and accurate yet a pleasure to read.
- GenresBusiness
768 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2005
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March 23, 2018
For a business law book, this book was amazing. It made the concepts really simple and had a TON of examples. As a student learning, with no background in law, I really loved this book.
December 31, 2022
Easy to read, with some sense of humor and with lots of examples. Quite interesting and explains complex concepts in clear and understandable way.
April 22, 2025
Read the seventh edition for school. Tried to get it added in here, but I couldn't.So i'm just adding this for record.
December 2, 2011
A pretty good book as far as text books go, it was palatable and easy to understand. The law in our country is fascinating and it is important to have a basic working knowledge of it and how it impacts our daily lives. This book gave a nice overview.
Mildly patronizing, although as a student 20+ years older than most (?) incoming freshman I'm not sure I am the intended audience. The text sometimes came just shy of saying "dude".
Mildly patronizing, although as a student 20+ years older than most (?) incoming freshman I'm not sure I am the intended audience. The text sometimes came just shy of saying "dude".
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