Essentials of Corporate Finance (The Mcgraw-Hill/Irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate)

Published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education, Essentials of Corporate Finance delivers the crucial points of the subject in a straightforward and simplified manner for students in the university level. The principles and ideas conveyed in this book are compiled by a team of finance and management experts made up of Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, and Bradford D. Jordan – all renowned authors and respected figures in their field – so both teachers and students can count on a reliable and comprehensive textbook. Aiming to help students arrive at sound monetary decisions, it has 18 chapters and reads more like a friendly handbook than an academic material. Essentials of Corporate Finance (ISBN 9780073382463) uses a contemporary manner of explaining finance. Ross and his fellow authors, Jordan and Westerfield sifted through the most crucial subjects and condensed them into 18 chapters. Through this book, the authors hope that students become critical thinkers so they can relate the concepts they learn and gain a better understanding of how these theories work and why they are necessary in the area of business funding and accounting. Essentials of Corporate Finance highlights three vital values, including having a consolidated assessment tactic and a solid administrative basis. The textbook emphasizes the importance of students having their own intelligent insight on the principles prior to immersing themselves further into broader concerns and issues around corporate finance. Each author covers crucial subjects and substantiates them with solid foundations, teaching learners how to face the responsibilities of a financial manager, arrive at unbiased judgments, and develop professional managerial input.