Financial Management: Theory and PracticeIntended for use in an introductory finance course, this textbook emphasizes the skills needed to make good financial decisions. It outlines fundamental concepts and provides detailed discussions of topics like securities, corporate valuation, strategic investment, and working capital management. Two CD-ROMs contain displays, tools kits, models, files, spreadsheets, and reference materials. Brigham teaches at the University of Florida. Ehrhardt teaches at the University of Tennessee. Distributed by ISBS. c. Book News Inc. |
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Page 434
... Table 10-3 . Note that land cannot be depreciated , hence we show its depreciable basis to be $ 0 . Also , since the project will require an increase in net working capital during 1996 , this is shown as an investment outlay for that ...
... Table 10-3 . Note that land cannot be depreciated , hence we show its depreciable basis to be $ 0 . Also , since the project will require an increase in net working capital during 1996 , this is shown as an investment outlay for that ...
Page 436
... Table 10-4 . " Building : $ 1,000,000 market value $ 6,680,000 book value = $ 5,680,000 depreciation shortfall , which is treated as an operating expense in 2002 . Equipment : $ 2,000,000 market value $ 0 book value = $ 2,000,000 ...
... Table 10-4 . " Building : $ 1,000,000 market value $ 6,680,000 book value = $ 5,680,000 depreciation shortfall , which is treated as an operating expense in 2002 . Equipment : $ 2,000,000 market value $ 0 book value = $ 2,000,000 ...
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... Tables 23-2 and 23-3 because Table 23-2 includes all firms that failed , whether within legal bankruptcy or not , while Table 23-3 includes all firms that filed for bankruptcy , including those that reorganized and avoided failure ...
... Tables 23-2 and 23-3 because Table 23-2 includes all firms that failed , whether within legal bankruptcy or not , while Table 23-3 includes all firms that filed for bankruptcy , including those that reorganized and avoided failure ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 1 | 24 |
Career Opportunities in Finance 5 Financial Management in the 1990s 7 Increasing | 30 |
ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS | 35 |
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