Financial Managemen:t Theory and Practice
Eugene F. Brigham, Michael C. Ehrhardt
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Eugene F. Brigham, Michael C. Ehrhardt
Abstract
Roland Fox joins Brigham and Ehrhardt in the new edition of Financial Management: Theory and Practice, written for students in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. This text combines Brigham and Ehrhardt’s balance of solid financial theory and practical applications with Fox’s expert knowledge of international financial management. \nMaintaining all the content that makes this textbook so valuable to students from fundamental through to intermediate level and beyond, this new edition also adds in material relevant to European, Middle Eastern and African students, such as a chapter on Islamic Finance. \nFinancial Management: Theory and Practice is a must for any student who wants to understand financial management concepts and their real-world application.
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Roland Fox joins Brigham and Ehrhardt in the new edition of Financial Management: Theory and Practice, written for students in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. This text combines Brigham and Ehrhardt’s balance of solid financial theory and practical applications with Fox’s expert knowledge of international financial management. \nMaintaining all the content that makes this textbook so valuable to students from fundamental through to intermediate level and beyond, this new edition also adds in material relevant to European, Middle Eastern and African students, such as a chapter on Islamic Finance. \nFinancial Management: Theory and Practice is a must for any student who wants to understand financial management concepts and their real-world application.
Key concepts: Financial management, Finance, Management theory, Political science, Management, Accounting, Economics