References: - 1. Eugene F. Brigham; Joel F. Houston; ’ ’Fundamentals of Financial Management ’ ’; Fourth edition; South Western - Thomson; 2004. 2. Stanley B. Block; Geoffrey A. Hirt; ’ ’Foundations of Financial Management ’ ’; Eleventh edition; Mc Graw - Hill Irwin; 2005. 3. Lawrence
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The key corporate view of finance is to ensure that the shareholders’ wealth is maximized. This at times is not realized because the shareholders‚ who are the owners of the firm‚ do assign duties of control to the managers of the firm. The managers therefore‚ act as agents to their principals (shareholders). The shareholders delegate all the duties to the management and directors of the firms due to a number of reasons for instance; they may be distant from the company location and might be involved
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Eugene F.‚ and Joel F. Houston. Fundamentals of Financial Management.‚ "Chapter 7 spreadsheet module". Brigham‚ Eugene F.‚ and Joel F. Houston. Fundamentals of Financial Management.‚ "Chapter 8 spreadsheet module". Brigham‚ Eugene F.‚ and Joel F. Houston. Fundamentals of Financial Management.‚ "Chapter 9 spreadsheet module". Brigham‚ Eugene F.‚ and Joel F. Houston. Fundamentals of Financial Management.‚ "Chapter 10 spreadsheet module". Brigham‚ Eugene F.‚ and Joel F. Houston. Fundamentals of Financial
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State Akhtar‚ Rabia Salman Internal Medicine University of Texas Southwestern Medical School Dallas TX Akhtar‚ Usman Internal Medicine University of Texas Southwestern Medical School Dallas TX Anderson‚ Ryan Everett Internal Medicine- Primary Brigham & Women’s Hospital Boston MA Annor‚ Afua Helen Surgery-Preliminary Rush University Medical Center Chicago IL Ophthalmology Rush University Medical Center Chicago IL Askin‚ Elisabeth Thames Boehme Internal Medicine-Primary University of California
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Bibliography: righam‚ Eugene F.‚ and Joel F. Houston. Fundamentals of Financial Management. "D ’Leon Inc.‚ Chapter 8 spreadsheet module". Made available on July 17‚ 2008 by Dr. Richard Constand. Brigham‚ Eugene F.‚ and Joel F. Houston. Fundamentals of Financial Management. Thomson: South-Western Publishers‚ Eleventh Ed. 2007.
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business. Permanent current assets which is outlined by Brigham as current assets that a firm must carry even at the trough of its cycle. Oppositely‚ temporary current assets are current assets that fluctuate with seasonal or cyclical variation in sales. Firms which are aggressive finances all of its fixed assets with long term capital and part of its permanent current assets with short term‚ non spontaneous credit( Brigham and Houston). These companies are willing to take risks since short
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world‚ which then affects both local jobs and company profits. Globalization also has the potential to raise standard of living by allowing greater access to a wider range of products and services at more competitive prices (Crum‚ Brigham‚ Houston‚ 2005). One driver of globalization is globalization of markets. It refers to the merging of national markets into one huge global marketplace. Now selling internationally is easier due to falling barriers to cross-border trade.
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Introduction: Over the years‚ the financial management theorists and practitioners have developed different financial management models and concepts that in turn have been facilitating the task of investment‚ financial and assets utilization decisions (Brigham & Houston‚ 1999). One such important and most widely tool that has been widely used for the portfolio management and risk assessment is Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM hereinafter). The model that was developed by William F. Sharp of the Rand Corporation
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recover initial investment from the operating cash flows of a project (Brigham and Houston‚ 2007‚ p. 373).
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Managerial Functions are universal processes which characterize all group efforts-public or private‚ large scale or small scale. These functions include the organization‚ direction‚ coordination and control of human and technical resources to achieve the desired goals of an organization. (Gregorio‚ 1978) Gregorio‚ Herman C. (1978) School Administration and Supervision. Quezon City R.P. Garcia Publishing Company. How well an organization operates to realize its goal depends upon the degree of integration
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