Corporate Finance: A Systematic Approach - Chang, Kuo-Ping

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Résumé :
This textbook takes on a systematic approach to elaborating on the different subjects within corporate finance. The chapters bring together existing concepts with examples and stories that allow students to easily understand and apply financial tools. In doing so, the book strives to clarify misconceptions in the literature on topics related to firm?s ownership and control, problems of the Modigliani-Miller first and second propositions, relationship between options and corporate finance, behavioral finance versus corporate finance, etc. The book takes into consideration the growing importance of the Asian economy and financial markets in recent years, and constructs the P-index to measure and compare the risk structures of US and Chin?s stocks and stock indexes. This book is a primary text written for the introductory courses in corporate finance at the M.B.A. level and for the intermediate courses in undergraduate programs, but can also be of great use to Ph.D. students as well as professionals.

Biographie:
Kuo-Ping Chang is a professor of Finance and Economics at the Jinhe Center for Economic Research of Xi'an Jiaotong University (Xi'an) and honorable emeritus professor at Tsing Hua University (Hsinchu). He received his Ph.D. degree in Economics & Finance from University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Chang has been teaching microeconomics, mathematical economics, and mathematical finance in both economics and finance departments for many years. He has published various papers in leading journals of management science, economics, and finance regarding productivity/efficiency analysis, regulatory economics, and quantitative finance. ...

Sommaire:
This textbook takes on a systematic approach to elaborating on the different subjects within corporate finance. The chapters bring together existing concepts with examples and stories that allow students to easily understand and apply financial tools. In doing so, the book strives to clarify misconceptions in the literature on topics related to firm's ownership and control, problems of the Modigliani-Miller first and second propositions, relationship between options and corporate finance, behavioral finance versus corporate finance, etc. The book takes into consideration the growing importance of the Asian economy and financial markets in recent years, and constructs the P-index to measure and compare the risk structures of US and China's stocks and stock indexes. This book is a primary text written for the introductory courses in corporate finance at the M.B.A. level and for the intermediate courses in undergraduate programs, but can also be of great use to Ph.D. students as well as professionals....