Enterprise Organization and Finance (Principles of Law and Economics, 8th Edition)

Author: (USA) Klein, W. A (USA) Coffee, J. C
Translator: Chen Baosen, Zhang Jingchun, Luo Zhenxing, Zhang Fan
United States / USA
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Publishing Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The book Business Organization and Finance: Legal and Economic Principles, since its first edition in 1980 until today's eighth edition, has remained popular. In the United States and many other developed countries around the world, it has been revered by numerous enterprises, universities, and individual readers as a classic. This translation is based on the eighth edition. The book analyzes the legal principles and economic laws of three types of business organizations—sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations—and elaborates in detail on the methods of modern corporate financial management and capital market operations. The authors provide numerous practical examples to explain seemingly simple yet complex "concepts," striving to make the book engaging and beneficial for readers without a background in the subject. The book also cites and examines the latest literature in financial theory, and the case index and glossary at the end provide convenient references for readers.
Author: William A. Klein, Maxwell Professor of Law, University of California, Los Angeles; John C. Coffee Jr., Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law, Columbia University.
The book Business Organization and Finance: Legal and Economic Principles, since its first edition in 1980 until today's eighth edition, has remained popular. In the United States and many other developed countries around the world, it has been revered by numerous enterprises, universities, and individual readers as a classic. This translation is based on the eighth edition. The book analyzes the legal principles and economic laws of three types of business organizations—sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations—and elaborates in detail on the methods of modern corporate financial management and capital market operations. The authors provide numerous practical examples to explain seemingly simple yet complex "concepts," striving to make the book engaging and beneficial for readers without a background in the subject. The book also cites and examines the latest literature in financial theory, and the case index and glossary at the end provide convenient references for readers.
Author: William A. Klein, Maxwel