Personal Finance: Principles and Case Problems

The hardcover binding of this book shows signs of wear, with noticeable fraying at the spine ends and some separation visible on the inside cover. The absence of a dust jacket suggests it may have been removed or lost. Despite these flaws, the interior pages are intact and legible, making it a functional reading copy for those interested in historical finance literature.

This third edition of "Personal Finance: Principles and Case Problems" by Jerome B. Cohen and Arthur W. Hanson was published in 1964 by Richard D. Irwin, Inc., in Homewood, Illinois. The book offers an in-depth exploration of personal finance principles, enriched with case problems, and includes insights into the "New Medicare and Social Security Provisions." Jerome B. Cohen, a noted professor of economics, and Arthur W. Hanson, a distinguished professor of accounting and law, bring their expertise to this comprehensive guide. This edition is particularly valuable for its historical perspective on mid-20th-century financial policies. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover, though it lacks a dust jacket. Its specific focus on case studies makes it a unique resource for students and professionals interested in the historical context of personal finance. The book is in fair condition with visible wear to the binding, but remains a significant addition to any finance collection.