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Mcgraw Hill Education Finance Sense by Chandra
This book, now four decades old, is designed to help readers develop a strong foundation in financial literacy, essential for both professional and business success. It equips them with the ability to interpret financial and accounting reports, understand the financial implications of their decisions, and communicate effectively with colleagues using the language of finance and accounting.Tailored for non-finance professionals, the book provides a clear and accessible introduction to core financial and accounting principles. Preparing and analyzing financial statements, conducting break-even analysis, accounting mechanics, and forecasting are a few of the many key topics covered in this book. With a focus on enhancing one’s financial intelligence, this book will be useful for finance students and professionals, and participants of various executive development programmes related to finance.Salient FeaturesNew chapter: Finance for StartupsNew sections and expanded content for added depthEnhanced structure with reorganized parts for clarityUpdated exhibits and examples reflecting current trendsTable of ContentsPart I: Financial Statements and Financial AccountingChapter 1: Financial StatementsChapter 2: Financial Statement AnalysisChapter 3: Accounting MechanicsChapter 4: Financial ForecastingPart II: Cost and Management AccountingChapter 5: Cost Systems and MethodsChapter 6: Managerial Decision MakingChapter 7: BudgetingChapter 8: Cost ManagementPart III: Financial System and Valuation ConceptsChapter 9: The Financial SystemChapter 10: The Time Value of MoneyChapter 11: Risk and ReturnPart IV: Financial ManagementChapter 12: Financial Management: An OverviewChapter 13: Capital BudgetingChapter 14: Financial StrategyChapter 15: Sources of FinanceChapter 16: Working Capital ManagementPart V: Corporate Value and Value CreationChapter 17: Corporate ValuationChapter 18: Value-based ManagementChapter 19: Business Performance MeasurementChapter 20: Mergers, Acquisitions, and RestructuringPart VI: International Finance and Risk ManagementChapter 21: International FinanceChapter 22: Risk Management: Basics of Financial EngineeringChapter 23: Finance for StartupsChapter 24: Macroeconomics: A PrimerAppendix AAppendix BIndex