Financial Management and Policy (12th Edition) - A Contemporary Classic Series of American MBA Textbooks (English Original Version)

Author: James C. VanHorne
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Publication Date: 2002-01-01
Features: "Financial Management and Policy," 12th Edition, divided into 7 parts and 25 chapters, primarily covering: fundamental concepts of finance, value, market risk and return; asset investment and required returns; financing and dividend policy; tools for financial analysis and control; management of working capital and operating capital; capital market financing and risk management; market expansion and contraction. This book effectively integrates financial theory and practice, explores the development of financial theories related to corporate asset investment, finance, and dividends, and illustrates the application of quantitative analysis techniques in decision-making. It provides special explanations for key concepts, making the reasoning clearer; new cases highlight major issues in financial analysis, valuation, and financing; the entire book has been revised to add and correct information on topics such as efficient markets and stock repurchases, with the last three chapters (23rd, 24th, and 25th) completely updated.
Applicability: Suitable for intermediate undergraduate and MBA corporate finance courses, as well as training materials and reference books for managers of various enterprises and companies.
Bestseller Status: This book is used as a teaching text at Stanford University in the United States and is widely adopted by business schools across Europe, America, and Asia.