Financial Management Practice (3rd Edition)

Author: Lashe
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is an excellent textbook in the field of financial management, characterized by being easy to read, engaging, and accessible. It has been revised three times and is consistently praised by the Western financial management community for its conversational style and strong readability. The content focuses on cultivating readers' practical skills, explaining financial concepts, terminology, and financial management theories from the perspective of real-world financial and operational problems. It uses numerous examples for illustration, repeatedly discusses and highlights the connections between concepts in different chapters, and integrates financial management principles with practical operations organically. The concept of value runs throughout the chapters, and the arrangement of each chapter follows a logical progression from basic concepts to methods, then from methods to examples, and concludes with an evaluation of real-world case studies to summarize the chapter's content. The book is rigorous in its thinking and well-organized. Another unique feature of the book is the inclusion of "CFO Insights" in most chapters, which are in-depth analyses of financial management practices based on the author's extensive experience as a financial manager and CFO, offering readers greater inspiration. Additionally, the book provides discussion questions, exercises, and internet exercises for key issues in each chapter, helping readers think more deeply and comprehensively about major financial issues and broadening their perspectives. This book is suitable for undergraduate students in financial management, accounting, business administration, and other economics-related majors, as well as MBA students and master's degree holders in management and economics. It is also highly beneficial for managers, executives, and investors in practice to learn and understand financial management knowledge.