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1.1 PROBABILITY AND INFERENCE The area of descriptive statistics is concerned with meaningful and efficient ways of presenting data. When it comes to inferential
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Chapter 9
Capital Budgeting Techniques
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This chapter continues the discussion of capital budgeting begun in the preceding chapter (Chapter 8), which established the basic principles of determining relevant cash flows. Both t
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Chapters 8 and 9 developed the major decision-making aspects of capital budgeting. Cash flows and budgeting models have been integrated and discussed in providing the pr
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This chapter introduces the student to the concepts of operating and financial leverage and the associated business and financial risks. As a prerequisite to operating leverage, br
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Chapter 13 concentrates on the dividend decision from the viewpoint of both the firm and the investors. The types of dividend policies, forms of dividends, and their possible effects on the value
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