Lectures in Corporate Finance

Lectures in Corporate Finance is written by the belief "Less is more." That is, less topics taught in greater detail will produce more understanding, more emphasis on basic skills, and more student excitement and curiosity about the field of finance. Essentially a workbook and textbook combined into one, Lectures in Corporate Finance rigorously covers finance theory and practice while supplementing the material with numerous interactive problems with provided answers and solutions. One of the few books written specifically for an undergraduate introductory course in corporate finance, Lectures in Corporate Finance: Contains six topics that most undergraduate instructors identified as most important: financial statements and financial reporting, the identification (from accounting data) and analysis of cash flow, time value of money, stock and bond valuation, the basic principles of risk and return, and capital budgeting. Is affordable and written in a format and language that resonates with students. Believes the best way to learn finance is to do finance! The package includes numerous problems (with answers in the appendix) to test comprehension of concepts and theories presented. Is classroom tested! The material has been used successfully for many years by 40+ instructors and 10,00 students in both physical and online formats.