Cross-border stock investment in the European union : graded capitalism

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This book discusses history selectively, focusing on the development of economic environment and financial markets, which is essential for better understanding the unique characteristics and current business landscape of this continent. It presents a comprehensive trajectory that leads to many versions of modern-day democratic systems and those of European market economies. This background analysis brings forth matters that largely determine the present economic reality and many current paradigms. It grades capitalistic systems based on their dynamics, effectiveness, and fairness—and the overall performance of the EU block.

The main objective is to depict the present situation regarding the stock investment environment in the European Union. This book processes the many new windows of opportunities, which have become available for private stock investors only quite recently, owing to redefined cross-border or international investment. Consequently, it provides an insight to various factors or issues that investors should heed in this new situation and contributes to private stock investors making better choices. The new situation sets the framework or platform for enhanced “people’s capitalism,” something that is long overdue in Europe.

English is the language of business and finance and therefore widely used in the stock investment sphere. Most Europeans have learned the language at school and perhaps further enhanced their proficiency at universities or colleges. The acquired English skills are now becoming your ticket to international stock investment. You should relinquish limiting your portfolio to domestic stocks only and instead deploy a Europe-wide approach. This advice will most likely serve you well as there are numerous competent or promising listed companies available in various European countries, and some are capitalizing the current market conditions better than others.

The wording of this book is straightforward, as it is directed mainly to bilingual readers with a native language other than English. It helps you to get acquainted with many terms and expressions commonly used in the stock market discipline. It is essentially easy to read, and the topic is most interesting. Now embark on a cross-border stock investment scheme and reap the financial gain some years later.