Eugene F. Brigham Bücher

Financial Management book by Brigham & Daves

Text Only Contents: Introduction to managerial finance: Overview of managerial finance -- Essential concepts in managerial finance: Analysis of financial statements; Financial markets and the investment banking process; Time value of money -- Valuation, financial assets: Cost of money (interest rates); Bonds (debt), characteristics and valuation; Stocks (equity), characteristics and valuation; Risk and rates of return -- Valuation, real assets (capital budgeting): Capital budgeting techniques; Project cash flows and risk -- Cost of capital, leverage, and dividend policy: Cost of capital; Capital structure; Dividend policy -- Working capital management: Working capital policy; Managing short-term assets; Managing short-term liabilities (financing) -- Strategic planning and financing decisions: Financial planning and control; Alternate financing arrangements and corporate restructuring -- Appendixes: Using spreadsheets to solve financial problems; Solutions to self-test problems; Answers to end-of-chapter problems; Selected equations.

This supplement outlines the key sections of each chapter, and it provides students with a set of questions and problems similar to those in the text and in the Test Bank, along with worked-out solutions.

Missing chapters 12,13, and 15-21 from the original text.

These cases are designed to be used in advanced undergraduate corporate finance courses or Graduate/MBA corporate finance courses. They are available bound as one casebook through January 2005, they are also available online to create your own custom casebook at http: //www.textchoice2.com.

The classic that started the First in Finance franchise. Now in its Twelfth Edition, this best-selling text is renowned for its excellent blend of theoretical and applied material, comprehensive support package, and applicable real-world examples. In addition to its continued coverage of such hot topics as multinational finance and small-business issues, ethical dilemma discussions are incorporated throughout the text. Thorough coverage of working capital is a distinguishing feature. Formerly known as "Weston/Besley/Brigham," Scott Besley is now the primary author.

When [the book] was first published more than 20 years ago, our intent was to write an introductory finance text that students could understand. Today, [the book] has become the leading undergraduate finance text.... [The book] is intended for use in the introductory finance course. The key chapters can be covered in a one-term course, or supplemented with cases and some outside readings, used in a two-term course. -Pref.