Financial Management

Author: Agricultural University
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book is guided by the theory of the socialist market economy and comprehensively and systematically elaborates on the basic theories, contents, and methods of financial management of modern enterprises, especially joint-stock companies. This book can serve as a teaching material for students of undergraduate and junior college majors in finance and management at universities and colleges, as well as a self-study book and training manual for corporate leaders and other economic and management workers. It also holds great reference value for individuals from all walks of life who wish to participate in various accounting and financial examinations. The book explains the basic issues of modern financial management from six aspects: ① Basic concepts and theories of financial management (Chapter 1); ② The foundation of financial management—time value, risk return, and financial analysis (Chapters 2 and 3); ③ Financing decisions, including financing theory, financing methods, financing costs and risks, and capital structure (Chapters 4 to 7); ④ Investment decisions, including the basic theories and methods of investment decisions, fixed asset investment and management, and current asset investment and management (Chapters 8 to 10). Based on financing and investment decisions, it focuses on key aspects of daily financial management—working capital management and securities investment (Chapters 11 and 12); ⑤ Profit distribution decisions (Chapter 13); ⑥ Related special financial management issues, including corporate mergers and acquisitions, corporate failure and liquidation (Chapters 14 and 15). The above arrangement is designed based on the long-term teaching experience of the authors, drawing on the essence of excellent domestic and international textbooks and valuable experience from corporate financial practices, with a spirit of innovation and considering the unified planning of this series of textbooks, aiming to ensure the scientificity, completeness, systematicity, practicality, and innovation of the entire book.