Fundamentals of Corporate Finance Alternate Edition - 10th Edition - by Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan - ISBN 9780077479459

Fundamentals of Corporate Finance Alter...
10th Edition
Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
ISBN: 9780077479459

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Chapter 2.4 - Cash FlowChapter 3 - Working With Financial StatementsChapter 3.1 - Cash Flow And Financial StatementsChapter 3.2 - Standardized Financial StatementsChapter 3.3 - Ratio AnalysisChapter 3.4 - The Dupont IdentityChapter 3.5 - Using Financial Statement InformationChapter 4 - LONG-TERM Financial Planning And GrowthChapter 4.1 - What Is Financial Planning?Chapter 4.2 - Financial Planning ModelsChapter 4.3 - The Percentage Of Sales ApproachChapter 4.4 - External Financing And GrowthChapter 4.5 - Some Caveats Regarding Financial Planning ModelsChapter 5 - Introduction To VALUATION: The Time Value Of MoneyChapter 5.1 - Future Value And CompoundingChapter 5.2 - Present Value And DiscountingChapter 5.3 - More About Present And Future ValuesChapter 6 - Discounted Cash Flow ValuationChapter 6.1 - Future And Present Values Of Multiple Cash FlowsChapter 6.2 - Valuing Level Cash Flows: Annuities And PerpetuitiesChapter 6.3 - Comparing Rates: The Effect Of CompoundingChapter 6.4 - Loan Types And Loan AmortizationChapter 7 - Interest Rates And Bond ValuationChapter 7.1 - Bonds And Bond ValuationChapter 7.2 - More About Bond FeaturesChapter 7.3 - Bond RatingsChapter 7.4 - Some Different Types Of BondsChapter 7.5 - Bond MarketsChapter 7.6 - Inflation And Interest RatesChapter 7.7 - Determinants Of Bond YieldsChapter 8 - Stock ValuationChapter 8.1 - Common Stock ValuationChapter 8.2 - Some Features Of Common And Preferred StocksChapter 8.3 - The Stock MarketsChapter 9 - Net Present Value And Other Investment CriteriaChapter 9.1 - Net Present ValueChapter 9.2 - The Payback RuleChapter 9.3 - The Discounted PaybackChapter 9.4 - The Average Accounting ReturnChapter 9.5 - The Internal Rate Of ReturnChapter 9.6 - The Profitability IndexChapter 9.7 - The Practice Of Capital BudgetingChapter 10 - Making Capital Investment DecisionsChapter 10.1 - Project Cash Flows: A First LookChapter 10.2 - Incremental Cash FlowsChapter 10.3 - Pro Forma Financial Statements And Project Cash FlowsChapter 10.4 - More About Project Cash FlowChapter 10.5 - Alternative Definitions Of Operating Cash FlowChapter 10.6 - Some Special Cases Of Discounted Cash Flow AnalysisChapter 11 - Project Analysis And EvaluationChapter 11.1 - Evaluating Npv EstimatesChapter 11.2 - Scenario And Other What-If AnalysesChapter 11.3 - Break-Even AnalysisChapter 11.4 - Operating Cash Flow, Sales Volume, And Break-EvenChapter 11.5 - Operating LeverageChapter 11.6 - Capital RationingChapter 12 - Some Lessons From Capital Market HistoryChapter 12.1 - ReturnsChapter 12.2 - The Historical RecordChapter 12.3 - Average Returns: The First LessonChapter 12.4 - The Variability Of Returns: The Second LessonChapter 12.5 - More About Average ReturnsChapter 12.6 - Capital Market EfficiencyChapter 13 - RETURN, Risk, And The Security Markeli LineChapter 13.1 - Expected Returns And VariancesChapter 13.2 - PortfoliosChapter 13.3 - Announcements, Surprises, And Expected ReturnsChapter 13.4 - Risk: Systematic And UnsystematicChapter 13.5 - Diversification And Portfolio RiskChapter 13.6 - Systematic Risk And BetaChapter 13.7 - The Security Market LineChapter 13.8 - The Sml And The Cost Of Capita: A PreviewChapter 14 - CostofcapitalChapter 14.1 - The Cost Of Capital: Some PreliminariesChapter 14.2 - The Cost Of EquityChapter 14.3 - The Costs Of Debt And Preferred StockChapter 14.4 - The Weighted Average Cost Of CapitalChapter 14.5 - Divisional And Project Costs Of CapitalChapter 14.6 - Flotation Costs And The Weighted Average Cost Of CapitalChapter 15 - Raising CapitalChapter 15.1 - The Financing Life Cycleof 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 Costs Of Issuing SecuritiesChapter 15.8 - RightsChapter 15.9 - DilutionChapter 15.10 - Issuing Long-Term DebtChapter 15.11 - Shelf RegistrationChapter 16 - Financial Leverage And Capital Structure PolicyChapter 16.1 - The Capital Structure QuestionChapter 16.2 - The Effect Of Financial LeverageChapter 16.3 - Capital Structure And The Cost Of Equity CapitalChapter 16.4 - M&M Propositions I And Ii With Corporate TaxesChapter 16.5 - Bankruptcy CostsChapter 16.6 - Optimal Capital StructureChapter 16.7 - The Pie AgainChapter 16.8 - The Pecking-Order TheoryChapter 16.9 - Observed Capital StructuresChapter 16.10 - A Quick Look At The Bankruptcy ProcessChapter 17 - Dividends And Payout PolicyChapter 17.1 - Cash Dividends And Dividend PaymentChapter 17.2 - Does Dividend Policy Matter?Chapter 17.3 - Real-World Factors Favoring A Low Dividend PayoutChapter 17.4 - Real-World Factors Favoring A High Dividend PayoutChapter 17.5 - A Resolution Of Real-World Factors?Chapter 17.6 - Stock Repurchases: An Alternative To Cash DividendsChapter 17.8 - Stock Dividends And Stock SplitsChapter 18 - SHORT·TERM Finance And PlanningChapter 18.1 - Tracing Cash And Net Working CapitalChapter 18.2 - The Operating Cycle And The Cash CycleChapter 18.3 - Some Aspects Of Short-Term Financial PolicyChapter 18.4 - The Cash BudgetChapter 18.5 - Short-Term BorrowingChapter 18.6 - A Short-Term Financial PlanChapter 19 - Cash And Liquidity ManagementChapter 19.1 - Reasons For Holding CashChapter 19.2 - Understanding FloatChapter 19.3 - Cash Collection And ConcentrationChapter 19.4 - Managing Cash DisbursementsChapter 19.5 - Investing Idle CashChapter 19.A - Determining The Target Cash BalanceChapter 20 - Credit And Inventory ManagementChapter 20.1 - Credit And ReceivablesChapter 20.2 - Terms Of The SaleChapter 20.3 - Analyzing Credit PolicyChapter 20.4 - Optimal Credit PolicyChapter 20.5 - Credit AnalysisChapter 20.6 - Collection PolicyChapter 20.7 - Inventory ManagementChapter 20.8 - Inventory Management TechniquesChapter 20.A - More About Credit Policy AnalysisChapter 21 - International Corporate FinanceChapter 21.1 - TerminologyChapter 21.2 - Foreign Exchange Markets And Exchange RatesChapter 21.3 - Purchasing Power ParityChapter 21.4 - Interest Rate Parity, Unbiased Forward Rates, And The International Fisher EffectChapter 21.5 - International Capital BudgetingChapter 21.6 - Exchange Rate RiskChapter 21.7 - Political Risk

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The best-sellingFundamentals of Corporate Finance(FCF) has three basic themes that are the central focus of the book:
1) An emphasis on intuition-the authors separate and explain the principles at work on a common sense, intuitive level before launching into any specifics.
2) A unified valuation approach-net present value (NPV) is treated as the basic concept underlying corporate finance.
3) A managerial focus-the authors emphasize the role of the financial manager as decision maker, and they stress the need for managerial input and judgment.

The Tenth Edition continues the tradition of excellence that has earned Fundamentals of Corporate Finance its status as market leader. Every chapter has been updated to provide the most current examples that reflect corporate finance in today's world. The supplements package has been updated and improved, and with the enhanced Connect Finance and Excel Master, student and instructor support has never been stronger.

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