Corporate Finance (6th Edition) (6th Edition)

Author: Stephen A. Rose
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book explains the basic principles of corporate finance from both theoretical and practical perspectives. It mainly includes eight parts: Overview; Value and Capital Budgeting; Risk; Capital Structure and Dividend Policy; Long-Term Financing; Options, Futures, and Corporate Finance; Financial Planning and Short-Term Financing; Special Topics. The book is comprehensive, with easy-to-understand theories, and contains numerous examples and case analyses. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in finance or accounting, MBA students, researchers, and practitioners in the financial field. The book is divided into 8 parts, totaling 32 chapters, covering all aspects of corporate financial management, including: asset pricing, investment decisions, financing instruments and financing decisions, capital structure and dividend distribution policy, long-term financial planning and short-term financial management, mergers and acquisitions, international finance, and financial distress. The book is also accompanied by 10 classic cases. The chapter structure is meticulously designed, logically rigorous, contentually innovative, and well-supported by data, making it easy to teach and learn. It is suitable as a textbook for MBA students, undergraduate and graduate students in financial management and financial management in business schools, as well as a must-read classic or reference book for finance and investment professionals, university teachers, and researchers.