by Frank J. Fabozzi, Pamela Peterson Drake (2009)
Created by the experienced author team of Frank Fabozzi and Pamela Peterson Drake, Finance examines the essential elements of this discipline and makes them accessible to a wide array of readers-from seasoned veterans looking for a review to newcomers needing to get their footing in finance. Divided into four comprehensive parts, this reliable resource opens with a detailed discussion of the basic tools of investing and financing decision-making--financial mathematics and financial analysis. After this informative introduction, you'll quickly become familiar with the three primary areas of finance--capital markets (Part II), financial management (Part III), and investment/asset management (Part IV)?-and discover how these different areas are interconnected. Finance is a well-rounded guide to this dynamic field. The straightforward insights found here will put you in a better position to understand what the principles of modern finance are and how they can be used to make the right decisions when managing risk and return in today's complex financial environment.
Sheridan Titman, Arthur J . Keown, John D. Martin
The Study Plan exercises offer step-by-step tutorials and individualized feedback to help you master each topic. If your professor assigns homework and tests in MyFinanceLab, it's easy to stay on track with automatic reminders and a results page that lets you see how you are doing. --Book Jacket.
Ashutosh Sheshabalaya
"Sheshabalaya musters an arsenal of facts and arguments to provide a powerful sketch of India's history and culture, showing how its very "Indianness" has given the country the wherewithal to not only challenge the West at its highest-value economic frontiers, but maintain an overwhelming lead over rival wannabees."--Jacket.
Lane Kelley and Yadong Luo
This comprehensive volume brings together leading scholars with extensive business and research experience in China. China 2000 provides timely, in-depth discussion and analysis of a wide range of topics crucial to understanding the rapidly evolving business climate in China. China 2000 is an invaluable resource for those seeking a better grasp of business challenges and opportunities in China in the next century.
H.S. Kehal
"China and India have both received a great deal of attention from foreign investors. Both have been at the receiving end of a large volume of foreign capital investment in their economies and both of them have set out on the path of economic reform. However, there are acute differences in the implementation of these reforms : China made rapid progress in the manufacture of high-technology products while India progressed more in the development of high technology. India's share among the developing countries in terms of attracting foreign direct investment is only 1.7 per cent compared with China's 17 per cent. This book explores the contrasts between China and India in attracting and utilizing such investment, and related issues, and discusses the challenges faced by foreign investors."--BOOK JACKET