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Financial Management
Principles and Practice

Ninth Edition

March 2022 | 622 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Those who advocate the traditional maximize shareholder value goal of the firm will find that position clearly presented in the 9th edition in addition to critical arguments for and against it. Those who advocate a multiple stakeholder approach will see that view fairly presented as well, in addition to the criticisms of this approach. The financial effect of the world-wide COVID pandemic is examined in this 9th edition. Both shareholder capitalism and stakeholder capitalism are critically evaluated. Should a company’s impact on climate change be considered when corporate decisions are made? If so, is this a matter of self-interest, a desire to also consider the interests of stakeholders who are not shareholders of the firm, or both? The 9th edition addresses these questions. There are special forms of business organization that have an explicit social welfare purpose. We covered the state-chartered benefit corporation and B Lab certified corporation in 8e. In 9e, the low-profit limited liability company (L3C) has been added. Business schools everywhere are emphasizing in their marketing communications their contributions to society. Perhaps your business school has communicated about sustainable business practices and the triple bottom line of profit, people, and planet. Finance is a discipline that has not been a significant part of these conversations. It is our view that finance needs to take part, but in a way that is true to our discipline. Ignoring these issues, as most books in this market do, is not the answer.

 
Part 1: The World of Finance
 
Ch 1: Finance and the Firm
 
Ch 2: Financial Markets and Interest Rates
 
Ch 3: Financial Institutions
 
Part 2: Essential Concepts in Finance
 
Ch 4: Review of Accounting
 
Ch 5: Analysis of Financial Statements
 
Ch 6: Forecasting for Financial Planning
 
Ch 7: Risk and Return
 
Ch 8: The Time Value of Money
 
Part 3: Capital Budgeting and Business Valuation
 
Ch 9: The Cost of Capital
 
Ch 10: Capital Budgeting Decision Methods
 
Ch 11: Estimating Incremental Cash Flows
 
Ch 12: Business Valuation
 
Part 4: Long-Term Financing Decisions
 
Ch 13: Capital Structure Basics
 
Ch 14: Corporate Bonds, Preferred Stock, and Leasing
 
Ch 15: Common Stock
 
Ch 16: Dividend Policy
 
Part 5: Short-Term Financing Decisions
 
Ch 17: Working Capital Policy
 
Ch 18: Managing Cash
 
Ch 19: Accounts Receivable and Inventory
 
Ch 20: Short-Term Financing
 
Part 6: Finance in the Global Economy
 
Ch 21: International Finance

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