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Introducing Corporate Finance

  • Diana Beal
  • , Michelle Goyen
  • , Brian Gibson
  • , Abul Shamsuddin

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Abstract

'Introducing Corporate Finance' has been designed to meet the needs of students in their first course in finance. The authors have drawn on their extensive teaching experience to ensure that this book provides the answers to those questions most frequently asked by students of corporate finance. The language used is also targeted to a student's first exposure to finance (either undergraduate or postgraduate) rather than at the level that would appear in the academic journals, and discipline-specific jargon is introduced with plain English explanations. In addition to accessible language and sound pedagogy, two further features of 'Introducing Corporate Finance' will be of interest to students. The first of these is the inclusion of real world examples at the start of each chapter and within chapters when appropriate. The second, the 'people dimensions' feature, aims to inspire students to consider how the chapter material relates to the decisions people make. People dimensions are an innovation in a corporate finance textbook. Discussions of behavioural finance have also been introduced to weave a richer tapestry in the area of corporate finance.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationMilton, Australia
PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons Australia Ltd
Number of pages601
Edition1
ISBN (Print)9780470803905, 0470803908
Publication statusPublished - 2005

Keywords

  • Finance

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