Essentials of Corporate Finance - 8th Edition - by Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan - ISBN 9780078034756

Essentials of Corporate Finance
8th Edition
Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
ISBN: 9780078034756

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Chapter 2.3 - TaxesChapter 2.4 - Cash FlowChapter 3 - Working With Financial StatementsChapter 3.1 - Standardized Financial StatementsChapter 3.2 - Ratio AnalysisChapter 3.3 - The Dupont IdentityChapter 3.4 - Internal And Sustainable GrowthChapter 3.5 - Using Financial Statement InformationChapter 4 - Introduction To Valuation - The Time Value Of MoneyChapter 5 - Discounted Cashflow ValuationChapter 6 - Interest Rates And Bond ValuationChapter 7 - Equity Markets And Stock ValuationChapter 8 - Net Present Value And Other Investment CriteriaChapter 8.1 - Net Present ValueChapter 8.2 - The Payback RuleChapter 8.3 - The Average Accounting ReturnChapter 8.4 - The Internal Rate Of ReturnChapter 8.5 - The Profitability IndexChapter 8.6 - The Practice Of Capital BudgetingChapter 9 - Making Capital Investment DecisionsChapter 9.1 - Project Cash Flows: A First LookChapter 9.2 - Incremental Cash FlowsChapter 9.3 - Pro Forma Financial Statements And Project CashflowsChapter 9.4 - More On Project Cash FlowChapter 9.5 - Evaluating Npv EstimatesChapter 9.6 - Scenario And Other What-if AnalysesChapter 9.7 - Additional Considerations In Capital BudgetingChapter 10 - Some Lessons From Capital Market HistoryChapter 10.1 - ReturnsChapter 10.2 - The Historical RecordChapter 10.3 - Average Returns: The First LessonChapter 10.4 - The Variability Of Returns: The Second LessonChapter 10.5 - More On Average ReturnsChapter 10.6 - Capital Market EfficiencyChapter 11 - Risk And ReturnChapter 11.1 - Expected Returns And VariancesChapter 11.2 - PortfoliosChapter 11.3 - Announcements, Surprises, And Expected ReturnsChapter 11.4 - Risk: Systematic And UnsystematicChapter 11.5 - Diversification And Portfolio RiskChapter 11.6 - Systematic Risk And BetaChapter 11.7 - The Security Market LineChapter 11.8 - The Sml And The Cost Of Capital: A PreviewChapter 12 - Cost Of CapitalChapter 12.1 - The Cost Of Capital: Some PreliminariesChapter 12.2 - The Cost Of EquityChapter 12.3 - The Costs Of Debt And Preferred StockChapter 12.4 - The Weighted Average Cost Of CapitalChapter 12.5 - Divisional And Project Costs Of CapitalChapter 13 - Leverage And Capital StructureChapter 13.1 - The Capital Structure QuestionChapter 13.2 - The Effect Of Financial LeverageChapter 13.3 - Capital Structure And The Cost Of Equity CapitalChapter 13.4 - Corporate Taxes And Capital StructureChapter 13.5 - Bankruptcy CostsChapter 13.6 - Optimal Capital StructureChapter 13.7 - Observed Capital StructuresChapter 13.8 - A Quick Look At The Bankruptcy ProcessChapter 14 - Dividends And Dividend PolicyChapter 14.1 - Cash Dividends And Dividend PaymentChapter 14.2 - Does Dividend Policy Matter?Chapter 14.3 - Stock Repurchases: An Alternative To CashdividendsChapter 14.5 - Stock Dividends And Stock SplitsChapter 15 - Raising CapitalChapter 15.1 - The Financing Life Cycle Of A Firm: Early- Stage Financing And Venture CapitalChapter 15.2 - Selling Securities To The Public: The Basic ProcedureChapter 15.3 - Alternative Issue MethodsChapter 15.4 - UnderwritersChapter 15.5 - Ipos And UnderpricingChapter 15.6 - New Equity Sales And The Value Of The FirmChapter 15.7 - The Cost Of Issuing SecuritiesChapter 15.8 - Issuing Long-term DebtChapter 15.9 - Shelf RegistrationChapter 16 - Short Term Financial PlanningChapter 16.1 - Tracing Cash And Net Working CapitalChapter 16.2 - The Operating Cycle And The Cash CycleChapter 16.3 - Some Aspects Of Short-term Financial PolicyChapter 16.4 - The Cash BudgetChapter 16.5 - Short-term BorrowingChapter 16.6 - A Short-term Financial PlanChapter 17 - Working Capital ManagementChapter 17.1 - Float And Cash ManagementChapter 17.2 - Cash Management: Collection, Disbursement, And InvestmentChapter 17.3 - Credit And ReceivablesChapter 17.4 - Inventory ManagementChapter 18 - Intenational Aspects Of Financial ManagementChapter 18.1 - TerminologyChapter 18.2 - Foreign Exchange Markets And Exchange RatesChapter 18.3 - Purchasing Power ParityChapter 18.4 - Exchange Rates And Interest RatesChapter 18.5 - Exchange Rate RiskChapter 18.6 - Political Risk

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