Monday, January 12, 2009

Endangered Peoples of the Arctic or Study Guide to Accompany Principles of Corp Finance

Endangered Peoples of the Arctic: Struggles to Survive and Thrive (Endangered Peoples of the World Series)

Author: Milton MR Freeman

In the Arctic regions, virtually all inhabitants are cultural minorities within their own countries, and although their native culture is constantly evolving naturally, outside pressures are endangering their most important traditions. Endangered Peoples of the Arctic focuses on 14 endangered cultures, from the Inuit tribes in Canada, Alaska, and Greenland to the Saami in Sweden. Students and interested readers will become informed about the contemporary impacts on their traditional way of life, such as loss of language, military intrusions, oil drilling, and wildlife protection, and how these groups are responding. The chapters are written by anthropologists based on their recent fieldwork, which guarantees unparalleled accuracy and exciting immediacy.



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Study Guide to Accompany Principles of Corp. Finance

Author: Richard A Brealey

Recognized as the market leader,this text blends a clear,distinctive,and modern presentation of financial theory with in-depth analysis and applications. This edition is thoroughly updated throughout to include current illustrations of modern financial management techniques and issues. Basic material is carefully streamlined.



Table of Contents:
Pt. 1Value1
Ch. 1Finance and the Financial Manager2
Ch. 2Present Value and the Opportunity Cost of Capital12
Ch. 3How to Calculate Present Values32
Ch. 4The Value of Common Stocks58
Ch. 5Why Net Present Value Leads to Better Investment Decisions Than Other Criteria90
Ch. 6Making Investment Decisions with the Net Present Value Rule118
Pt. 2Risk151
Ch. 7Introduction to Risk, Return, and the Opportunity Cost of Capital152
Ch. 8Risk and Return186
Ch. 9Capital Budgeting and Risk220
Pt. 3Practical Problems in Capital Budgeting253
Ch. 10A Project is not a Black Box254
Ch. 11Where Positive Net Present Values Come From286
Ch. 12Making Sure Managers Maximize NPV310
Pt. 4Financing Decisions and Market Efficiency343
Ch. 13Corporate Financing and the Six Lessons of Market Efficiency344
Ch. 14An Overview of Corporate Financing376
Ch. 15How Corporations Issue Securities400
Pt. 5Dividend Policy and Capital Structure431
Ch. 16The Dividend Controversy432
Ch. 17Does Debt Policy Matter?464
Ch. 18How Much Should a Firm Borrow?488
Ch. 19Financing and Valuation522
Pt. 6Options561
Ch. 20Understanding Options562
Ch. 21Valuing Options590
Ch. 22Real Options616
Ch. 23Warrants and Convertibles642
Pt. 7Debt Financing665
Ch. 24Valuing Debt666
Ch. 25The Many Different Kinds of Debt700
Ch. 26Leasing728
Pt. 8Risk Management753
Ch. 27Managing Risk754
Ch. 28Managing International Risks786
Pt. 9Financial Planning and Short-Term Management815
Ch. 29Financial Analysis and Planning816
Ch. 30Short-Term Financial Planning850
Ch. 31Cash Management880
Ch. 32Credit Management908
Pt. 10Mergers, Corporate Control, and Governance927
Ch. 33Mergers928
Ch. 34Control, Governance, and Financial Architecture962
Pt. 11Conclusion993
Ch. 35Conclusion: What We Do and Do Not Know About Finance994
App. APresent Value Tables1006
App. B: Answers to Quizzes1017
Glossary1039
Global Index1052
General Index1057

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