Corporate Finance Demystified
By Adair, Troy

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Categories: Business, Finance
ISBN: 007148678X, 9780071486781
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Language: English

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There's no easier, faster, or more practical way to learn the really tough subjects.  Corporate Finance Demystified offers a comprehensive introduction to corporate finance principles, the time value of money, including present value, amortization schedules, and more. This self-teaching guide comes complete with key points, background information, quizzes at the end of each chapter, and even a final exam. Simple enough for beginners but challenging enough for advanced students, this is a lively and entertaining brush-up, introductory text, or classroom supplement.

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Corporate Finance Demystified

Erica
Erica (Gloversville, NY) Sun Jan 10 2010 22:57
Supposed to be a classic, but to be honest bored me, and when I wasn't bored, I was offended with the sexism within.
Julien
Julien (Orléans, A3, France) Mon May 24 2010 04:07
I heard a lot of good things about it but I found it quite boring.I'm not sure i'll try "Les confessions" after that.
Dustin
Dustin (Lyon, France) Tue Oct 06 2009 20:39
Much more positive than Discours sur l'origine de l'inégalité. Still quite technical... definitely not a pleasure read.
Justin
Justin (Logan, UT) Wed Dec 24 2008 04:08
I remember reading this book on the second floor of the UC Davis Shields Library for a class on european history. At the time I recall I was less impressed with the veracity and accuracy of the ideas than with their manner of expression. I must read it again, like so many others, when my idle natu...more...
Shanil
Shanil (Canada) Sat Jun 12 2010 20:51
Interesting that despite how well this book is quoted it makes tremendous assumptions on the nature of our relationships. First and foremost being the principle of selfishness.
Hamidboka
Hamidboka (Neishaboor, 11, Iran, Islamic Republic of) Sun Apr 19 2009 13:49
این کتاب را در چهارده سالگی خواندم ولی آنقدر شیوا بود که با سن کمم فهمیدم و هنوز به خاطرش دارم
eesenor
eesenor (Northampton, MA) Sun Dec 07 2008 12:18
Rousseau's theory of Democracy that inspired the French Revolution includes the novel idea that a voter should choose not what they personally want, but what they believe would be best on the whole.
Gwen
Gwen (Kuna, ID) Wed Feb 03 2010 12:08
Had to read this thing twice: once in 2006, and again oh so way too recently. I neither liked nor understood Rousseau in 06, and now that I understand him I like him even less. Fie on his curly French wig.
Logan
Logan (Flower Mound, TX) Tue Apr 08 2008 13:57
I thought the most interesting parts were when he said that there is not one form of government that is suitable for all countries, so some countries would be better under a monarch than a democracy. The other part I found interesting but disagreed with was near the end when he talked ...more...
Saniya
Saniya (New York, NY) Sun May 31 2009 12:24
While I did like his ideas of government more than Hobbes (and almost as much as Locke), I wanted to scream at him for AGAIN like many other early philosophers just COMPLETELY leaving women out of the government as individual and competent creatures.

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