Reference books are particularly useful when you are beginning research on a new topic. They provide a concise overview of a subject or event, and will help you to build a foundational knowledge to support your studies.
In addition, they can guide you to significant authors, theories, theoretical frameworks, and secondary sources.
Business ratios and formulas: A comprehensive guide
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Canadian dictionary of finance and investment terms (2nd ed)
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Financial Analyst's Indispensible Pocket Guide
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Handbook of the economics of finance
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Dictionary of Finance and Investment Terms (7th ed)
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Webster's new world finance and investment dictionary
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Finance Essentials - The Practitioner's Guide
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Handbook of Finance
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Handbook of asset and liability management
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The McGraw-Hill dictionary of international trade and finance
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Banking and finance to 1913
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Banking and finance, 1913-1989
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