Financial Management: Basic Theory and Practice

Author: Wei Dehong
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The distinctive and unique aspects of the design and concept of this series of books are as follows:
· Explored a new approach to book compilation—taking the concept of "Big Finance, Small Accounting" as the guiding principle for the entire series.
· Constructed a new framework for book compilation—using the six key components of financial management—financial forecasting, financial decision-making, financial budgeting, financial accounting, financial control, and financial analysis—as the structure for the entire series.
· Defined a new connotation for book compilation—focusing on investment management, financing management, asset management, revenue management, tax management, cost management, financial information management, financial system management, financial institution management, and financial strategy management as the content of the series.
· Established a new principle for book compilation—adhering to a balance between theory and practice, while also catering to the needs of talent cultivation and practical application in the field of financial management.
We have named this series "Financial Management Theory and Practice Series," which includes eight books: "Fundamentals of Financial Management Theory and Practice," "Financial Forecasting Theory and Practice," "Financial Decision-Making Theory and Practice," "Financial Budgeting Theory and Practice," "Financial Accounting Theory and Practice," "Financial Control Theory and Practice," "Financial Analysis Theory and Practice," and "Advanced Financial Management Theory and Practice." In terms of content, the series covers all aspects of financial accounting, cost accounting, and management accounting, reflecting the concept of "Big Finance, Small Accounting" while aligning with several key management components in financial management practice. This makes it highly relevant to practical financial management.
The innovative design of this series provides a valuable reference model for the curriculum design of financial management majors in higher education institutions. It can serve as a textbook for financial management majors in universities and colleges. At the same time, its novel approach closely aligns with financial management practice, offering strong practical guidance, making it an essential learning resource for professionals in the field of financial management.
This book primarily introduces the fundamental theories of financial management. Its main content includes: Introduction to Financial Management, Theoretical Structure of Financial Management, Financial Management Environment, Financial Management Assumptions, Financial Management Goals, Basic Theories of Financial Management, General Business Theories of Financial Management, Special Business Theories of Financial Management, Other Areas of Financial Management, The Concept of Time Value in Financial Management, The Concept of Risk Value in Financial Management, Valuation Principles in Financial Management, and Organizational Structure of Financial Management Work.