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Why are you replying with that link?
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Just ignore it, general mod stuff. I'm flushing the cache. Apologies for any disruptions.
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Why do I feel like you're talking about Brown's Criminal Laws: Materials and Commentary? Edit: My bad, you're talking about business.
Generally speaking, for engineering, IT, mathematics and similar subjects in which content doesn't change much, one or max two editions doesn't make a difference (I know an engineering student who got away with a 2002 textbook where a 2014 edition was recommended).
However, for business and law and subjects like that you actually need the newest edition since you should be aware of the most recent changes.
Generally speaking, for engineering, IT, mathematics and similar subjects in which content doesn't change much, one or max two editions doesn't make a difference (I know an engineering student who got away with a 2002 textbook where a 2014 edition was recommended).
However, for business and law and subjects like that you actually need the newest edition since you should be aware of the most recent changes.