Business enterprise - Finance, Corporation - Finance 

Financial Management, Principles and Applications, Volume 1, 2015 Edition is intended for use in a first course in Financial Management. It covers the essential, fundamental concepts and analytical techniques needed to help students develop finance literacy without becoming overwhelmed. This book has been designed to make the study of Financial Management a meaningful and interesting learning experience for the student. To achieve this goal, a number of pedagogical features the most up-to-date information available, numerous examples and linkage with other disciplines such as economics, accounting and quantitative techniques were included.

Careful consideration was given to the sequencing of Chapters in the book while at the same time allowing the professor flexibility in the design of the course. An examination of the contents reveals the logic of the organization which took into consideration the Model Syllabus for Financial Management recommended by the, Commission on Higher Education (CHED) for Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA) and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) degrees.

Each chapter begins with a list of learning objectives designed to give the student an immediate awareness of the important concepts and principles presented in the chapter. Numerous examples, illustrative cases and figures throughout the book have been included to enhance the understanding of a particular topic.

A mix of assignment materials include questions that review concepts and principles as well as problems of varying difficulty that require application of these concepts in greater depth. 

Illustration ; 23 cm ; Newsprint
Includes appendices