An Introduction to Financial Management
Abstract
Sees the objective of teaching financial management to be to help managers and potential managers to make sensible investment and financing decisions. Acknowledges that financial theory teaches that investment and financing decisions should be based on cash flow and risk. Provides information on payback period; return on capital employed, earnings per share effect, working capital, profit planning, standard costing, financial statement planning and ratio analysis. Seeks to combine the practical rules of thumb of the traditionalists with the ideas of the financial theorists to form a balanced approach to practical financial management for MBA students, financial managers and undergraduates.
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Citation
Dobbins, R. (1993), "An Introduction to Financial Management", Management Decision, Vol. 31 No. 2. https://doi.org/10.1108/00251749310031851
Publisher
:MCB UP Ltd
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