Financial Management (College 21st Century Economics and Management Series Textbooks)

Author: Yang Shu'e
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The 21st century is a brand-new knowledge economy era, with information technology and life sciences advancing rapidly. Management, science, and economy are closely intertwined, becoming distinct characteristics that differentiate it from the industrial economy era. The evaluation of an organization or the valuation of a business is no longer solely based on the scale of assets, especially physical assets, but rather on who possesses knowledge capital, who has intelligent talent, and who has formed its core competitiveness. The features of this textbook: 1. This textbook is primarily aimed at economics and management students who are not majoring in financial management. It requires the textbook to be concise and systematic, comprehensive and general, lively and rigorous, so that these students can master this professional basic knowledge in a shorter time, and it is also convenient for general economic and management cadres to study while working. 2. The entire book is organized around two main cycles. One is the method cycle that runs through the financial management process, namely financial forecasting—financial decision-making—financial budgeting—financial control—financial analysis; the other is the content cycle that runs through the entire financial management process, namely capital raising—capital investment—capital operation—profit distribution. This is both convenient for teachers to teach and for students to understand and master methods while learning each stage's content, as well as to understand the corresponding content while learning each method. 3. The entire book is divided into chapters, with four closely interconnected parts and independent chapter systems. Teachers can choose to teach them based on the number of teaching hours.