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by: R. Charles Moyer, James R. McGuigan, Ramesh P. Rao
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 332
EAN: 9780324406368
ISBN: 0324406363
Label: South-Western College Pub
Manufacturer: South-Western College Pub
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 656
Publication Date: March 01, 2006
Publisher: South-Western College Pub
Sales Rank: 83036
Studio: South-Western College Pub
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This text is a streamlined text for basic financial management. It provides a brief introduction to financial management, incorporating shareholder wealth maximization and cash flow management focus, with emphasis on international financial management and ethical behavior of managers. In addition, the text provides many worked-out spreadsheet examples to provide an even greater applications approach to financial management.
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Rating: - Terrible book!!!
In my finance class, we focus heavily on calculations and formulas. This textbooks isn't very "user friendly" when describing formulas and allocating the formulas to the associated tables within the text. I find myself flipping back and forth like crazy. Looking at the table then shuffling thru the text to find the formula. I'm used to using texts that have the table and formula being discussed all on one page or at least right next to each other. The text should show calculations, line by line instead ... Read More
Rating: - PicOlio read my mind
PicOlio wrote almost exactly how I feel about this book. Read that review for a good indication of how terrible this book is.
This is the worst textbook I have ever used. If you get assigned a class that uses this book, drop it and complain to the school.
Rating: - horrible book
This book is a requirement for FIN200 at University of Phoenix. The book is very vague, confusing, and almost speaks in circles. It gives you no help in setting up certain equations. I truly believe, if I do pass this course, that the book has no part in helping. I've learned more by googling terms to find information needed for our home work or class discussions. Beware!
Rating: - Much ado about nothing
The concepts in this book are fantastic. For a general read, the book is fine and will leave you "feeling like" you learned a tremendous amount. HOWEVER, if you are using this book for a class -- give it up. The exercises at the end of each chapter will leave you feeling lost, confused, and ignorant. These feelings will quickly turn into anger. You must read EVERY WORD of the text VERY CAREFULLY and then think outside the box. The highlighted examples are of little use for the exercises. Reading carefully ... Read More
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