Corporate Finance Theory

Author: McGowan
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Most existing textbooks in the United States focus on American research and practice, while most international textbooks have a somewhat "foreign" feel for American readers. As a professor of finance in the United States, William McGowan has a great interest in international finance. As he hoped, this book presents almost all financial issues to readers in the United States and other countries. It provides a detailed explanation of financial issues in a clear and accessible style. It breaks through the traditional organization of textbooks and the "comparative corporate finance" approach, integrating the results of international and U.S. capital market theories and empirical research to provide readers with an "intellectual framework" for understanding modern finance. Of course, the extensive references and academic citations in this book are also highly beneficial for professionals.