21511Financial and managerial accounting
Chapter 1: Introduction to accounting and business; Chapter 2: Analyzing transactions; Chapter 3: The adjusting process; Chapter 4: Completing the accounting cycle; Chapter 5: Accounting for merchandising businesses; Chapter 6: Inventories; Chapter 7: Sarbanes-Oxley, Internal control; Chapter 8: Receivables; Chapter 9: Fixed assets and intangible assets; Chapter 10: Current liabilities and payroll; ...
21512Financial development and economic growth: A review of the literature
This paper reviews theoretical perspectives and summarizes the systematic review of empirical evidence on the connection between financial development and economic growth. The theories implies that better developed financial system has a positive influence on savings and investment decisions and hence lead to economic growth. The empirical studies also show that an economy has a higher growth-enhancing effect closer to the well-developed financial market, hence provide strong support to the proposition that more finance lead to more growth. However, some empirical studies have pronounce.
21513Financial institutions and markets : a global perspective
This book includes six parts: Money and capital markets; bank regulation; Bank management; Nonbank depository institutions; Contractual nonbank financial institutions.
21514Financial intelligence : a manager's guide to knowing what the numbers really mean
Part I. The art of finance (and why it matters); Part II. The (many) peculiarities of the income statement; Part III. The balance sheet reveals the most; Part VI. Cash is king; Part V. Ratios: learning what the numbers are really telling you; Part VI: How to calculate (and really understand) return on investment; Part VII. Applied financial intelligence: working capital management; Part VIII. Creating a financially intelligent company.
21515Financial intelligence : a manager's guide to knowing what the numbers really mean
Part I. The art of finance (and why it matters); Part two: The (many) peculiarities of the income statement; Part three: The balance sheet; Part four: Cash is king; Part five: Ratios: learning what the numbers are really telling you; Part six: How to calculate (and really understand) return on investment; Part seven: Applied financial intelligence: working capital management; Part eight: Creating a financially intelligent company.
21516Financial intelligence : a manager's guide to knowing what the numbers really mean
Part I. The art of finance (and why it matters); Part II. The (many) peculiarities of the income statement; Part III. The balance sheet reveals the most; Part IV. Cash is Part V. Ratios: learning what the numbers are really telling you; ...
21517Financial management & policy : 12th ed.
Financial analysis and analytical techniques are discussed in conjunction, applying these topics as they relate to financial decision making with an emphasis on formulating alternatives, analyzing them, and reaching a decision. An excellent resource for professionals in positions such as treasurer, controller, banker, investment banker, investment manager, or chief financial officer.
21518Financial management : principles and appications : 9th ed.
This book includes six major parts such The scope and environment of Financial management; Valuation of Financial assets; Investment in long-term assets; Capital structure and dividend policy; Working capital management and special topics in finance; special topics in finance.
21519Financial management : theory and practice : 13th ed.
Give future and current managers a thorough understanding of the financial theory that is essential for developing and implementing effective financial strategies in business today.
21520Financial management for the hospitality industry
This book is written both for managers in the hospitality industry and for hospitality industry and for hospitality students planning on management careers. The text consists of 20 chapters and a glossary. It begins with an introduction to hospitality finance that presents basic terminology and lays the groundwork for the rest of the text. Chapter 2: Value creation and the hospitality firm; Chapter 3: Financial markets and raising financial capital; Chapter 4: A brief review of financial statements.