Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Sources of Short-Term
Financing
Chapter Outline
Trade credit from suppliers
Bank loans
Commercial paper
Collaterals for larger amount of borrowing
Using hedging to offset interest rate risk
8-2
Trade Credit
Approximately 40 percent of short-term
financin
The Capital Budgeting
Decision
Chapter Outline
Capital budgeting decision
Cash flows in capital budgeting
Payback method
Net present value and internal rate of
return
Discount or cutoff rate as cost of capital
12-2
Capital Budgeting Decision
Administrat
Dr. Sudhakar Raju
FN 6100
PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS ON NPV AND OTHER INVESTMENT CRITERIA
1.
The net present value (NPV) rule can be best stated as:
a.
b.
c.
d.
An investment should be accepted if, and only if, the NPV is exactly equal to zero.
An investment
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Abstract
This case study analyzes the critical competitive advantages of Wal-Mart along with how
Wal-Mart developed these advantages. These advantages include organizational structure,
pricing, procurement processing, human resources, location, and techno
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
Describe and discuss the four types of assets that organizations have to manage to be successful
Physical assets: buildings, land, furniture, computers, vehicles, equipment, etc
Financial assets: cash, financial resources, stocks, bonds, or debt
Intellect
CHAPTER 1
I N T R O D U C T I O N T O C O R P O R AT E F I N A N C E
KEY CONCEPTS AND SKILLS
Know the basic types of financial management
decisions and the role of the financial manager
Know the financial implications of the different forms
of business
The principle of diversification tells us that: spreading an investment across many diverse assets will
eliminate some of the total risk
The _ tells us that the expected return on a risky asset depends only on that asset's nondiversifiable
risk. systemati
