Saturday, December 13, 2008

Real Estate Investment Trusts or Marketing for Pharmacists

Real Estate Investment Trusts: Structure, Performance, and Investment Opportunities

Author: Su Han Chan

The book offers broad understanding and unique insights into the REITs industry. Its scope is to analyze and synthesize the existing scholarly research on REITs in a way that will enable managers to improve their investments decisions and the operating performance of their REITs. It also provides up-to-date original research on REITs based on the authors' own database, which is the most extensive data base available on REITs that is free of suvivorship bias. This book helps investors evaluate REITs and identify those with the greatest investment potential. Finally, it provides the reader with a detailed discussion of likely future changes anticipated for this unique invetment vehicle.



Table of Contents:
1Introduction3
2The Origins and Evolution of Real Estate Investment Trusts14
3Organizational Structure36
4Advisor Puzzle55
5REIT Economies of Scale70
6The Impact of Institutional Investors88
7Diversification versus Focus113
8Dividends and Debt Policies of REITs127
9REIT Security Offerings157
10The Performance of REIT Stocks196
11The Predictability of the REIT Stock Market235
12The Future of REITs246
AppMonthly Stock Returns and Performance Index of All Publicly Traded REITs (1962-2000 and 2001-2002)265
Index297

Interesting textbook: Grounded Theory in Management Research or International Monetary and Financial Economics

Marketing for Pharmacists

Author: David A Holdford

Provides a practical guide on marketing pharmaceutical services. This comprehensive resource equips pharmacists and pharmacy students with the basic principles of marketing, while building an understanding of the need for marketing pharmaceutical services. Readers will develop a more strategic thought process for solving pharmacist marketing problems, and the ability to apply marketing strategies to pharmacy problems. Marketing theory is augmented by case studies, vignettes, and examples, all specific to pharmacy practice.



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