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　　In The Little Book That Builds Wealth, author Pat Dorsey—the

Director of Equity Research for leading independent investment

research provider Morningstar, Inc.—reveals why competitive

advantages, or economic moats, are such strong indicators of great

long–term investments and examines four of their most common

sources: intangible assets, cost advantages, customer–switching

costs, and network economics. Along the way, he skillfully outlines

this proven approach and reveals how you can effectively apply it

to your own investment endeavors.

Foreword

Acknowledgments

Introctuetion

The 6ame Plan

Chaptel+ One

Economic Moats

Chapter Two

Mistaken Moats

Chapter Three

Intangible Assets

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　　Pat Dorsey, CFA, is Director of Equity Research at

Morningstar, Inc. He played an integral part in the development of

the Morningstar Rating for stocks, as well as Morningstar′s

economic moat ratings. Dorsey is also the author of The Five Rules

for Successful Stock Investing: Morningstar′s Guide to Building

Wealth and Winning in the Market (Wiley). He holds a master′s

degree in political science from Northwestern University and a

bachelor′s degree in government from Wesleyan University. Please

visit www.findingmoats.com.

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In The Little Book That Builds Wealth, author Pat Dorsey—the Director of Equity Research for leading independent investment research provider Morningstar, Inc.—reveals why competitive advantages, or economic moats, are such strong indicators of great long–term investments and examines four of their most common sources: intangible assets, cost advantages, customer–switching costs, and network economics. Along the way, he skillfully outlines this proven approach and reveals how you can effectively apply it to your own investment endeavors.