Known for its unique depth of detail and distinct sense of humor, Principles of Corporate Finance now includes a greater emphasis on the Internet and its uses in today's business environment. Extensive coverage of EVA, risk management through options, and behavioral finance combines with an increased global focus to keep this book at the forefront of the theory and practice of modern corporate finance.
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Seller: ABOXABOOKS, Bristol, VT, U.S.A.
Hardcover. Condition: Good. Seventh edition. No jacket. Moderate edge wear on covers. Title page is loose but still there. Otherwise in good condition. Seller Inventory # 009434
Seller: BIBLIOPE by Calvello Books, Oakland, CA, U.S.A.
Hardcover. Condition: Near fine. Seventh edition. Quarto in brown boards; 1071 pages: illustrations; 26 cm.; 7th edition; in English; very light signs of wear to boards; o/w a clean, tight copy with clean, crisp, bright pages and square binding; a gently used copy. Series: The McGraw-Hill/Irwin series in finance, insurance, and real estate; Abstract: CD-Rom contains: Learning modules from the Finance Tutor Series: Time Value of Money Tutor, Stock and Bond Valuation Tutor and Capital Budgeting Tutor. Also included are: Power Point presentation system, Financial Analysis Spreadsheet Templates and video clips from the Financial Video Series by McGraw Hill/Irwin. Contents: pt. 1.; Value --; Ch. 1.; Finance and the Financial Manager --; Ch. 2.; Present Value and the Opportunity Cost of Capital --; Ch. 3.; How to Calculate Present Values --; Ch. 4.; Value of Common Stocks --; Ch. 5.; Why Net Present Value Leads to Better Investment Decisions Than Other Criteria --; Ch. 6.; Making Investment Decisions with the Net Present Value Rule --; pt. 2.; Risk --; Ch. 7.; Introduction to Risk, Return, and the Opportunity Cost of Capital --; Ch. 8.; Risk and Return --; Ch. 9.; Capital Budgeting and Risk --; pt. 3.; Practical Problems in Capital Budgeting --; Ch. 10.; Project is not a Black Box --; Ch. 11.; Where Positive Net Present Values Come From --; Ch. 12.; Making Sure Managers Maximize NPV --; pt. 4.; Financing Decisions and Market Efficiency --; Ch. 13.; Corporate Financing and the Six Lessons of Market Efficiency --; Ch. 14.; Overview of Corporate Financing --; Ch. 15.; How Corporations Issue Securities --; pt. 5.; Dividend Policy and Capital Structure --; Ch. 16.; Dividend Controversy --; Ch. 17.; Does Debt Policy Matter? --; Ch. 18.; How Much Should a Firm Borrow? --; Ch. 19.; Financing and Valuation --; pt. 6.; Options --; Ch. 20.; Understanding Options --; Ch. 21.; Valuing Options --; Ch. 22.; Real Options --; Ch. 23.; Warrants and Convertibles --; pt. 7.; Debt Financing --; Ch. 24.; Valuing Debt --; Ch. 25.; Many Different Kinds of Debt --; Ch. 26.; Leasing --; pt. 8.; Risk Management --; Ch. 27.; Managing Risk --; Ch. 28.; Managing International Risks --; pt. 9.; Financial Planning and Short-Term Management --; Ch. 29.; Financial Analysis and Planning --; Ch. 30.; Short-Term Financial Planning --; Ch. 31.; Cash Management --; Ch. 32.; Credit Management --; pt. 10.; Mergers, Corporate Control, and Governance --; Ch. 33.; Mergers --; Ch. 34.; Control, Governance, and Financial Architecture --; pt. 11.; Conclusion --; Ch. 35.; Conclusion: What We Do and Do Not Know About Finance.; App. A.; Present Value Tables. Descriptor: Corporations -- Finance. Corporations -- Finance. -- Management. Corporations -- Finance. Near fine copy. Seller Inventory # 86605