Introduction to Finance: Markets, Investments, and Financial Management

by Ronald W. Melicher, Edgar A. Norton

Business managers will gain a basic understanding of the complex world of finance with this engaging book. It presents a balanced survey of the three main areas of finance: institutions and markets, investments, and financial management. The examples have been completely updated throughout to provide the most relevant information. Discussions of small business practice help them gain a better understanding of small business applications. More focus is placed on ethics to reflect the headlines in today’s news. Additional end-of-chapter questions and career-profile features also enable business managers to connect the material to the real world.

Genres: Finance, Economics, Textbooks

624 pages, Hardcover

First published July 21, 1999

Reviews

[Derrick Gmaki]

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[Angeles Otaño · Rating 4 out of 5]

I had to read for school its not a book I would have picked up to read. But I did read chapters 1-13 for school which it was for the semester. I read chapters 1-6 for midterm and 7-13 for final. The first time I had to read I never finished reading it, It is a hard subject because of the formulas to know. Even though the professor let us have the formulas in a sheet of paper. He did not teach how to use the financial calculator also allowed for the test. The financial calculator was not helpful for the exam.