Financial Management courses are among the most important and difficult classes your students will take. Yet traditional textbooks often make this complex subject feel even more intimidating. As a result, students end up dropping the class before they finish the first chapter.
Professors Kent Ragan and Jeffrey Jones partnered with Great River Learning to change the way we teach financial management. Their new interactive learning system, Financial Management Foundations & Applications, engages students on a whole new level, keeping their interest with supplemental videos, quizzes, and interactive materials that go beyond the textbook.
Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Time Value of Money Basics: Single “Lump Sum” Cash Flows Chapter 3: Time Value of Money: Multiple Cash Flows Chapter 4: Loans Chapter 5: Bonds Chapter 6: Stock Valuation Chapter 7: Cost of Capital Chapter 8: Return, Risk, and Diversification Chapter 9: Accounting: The Language of Business Chapter 10: Review of Financial Statements Chapter 11: Financial Ratio Analysis Chapter 12: Capital Budgeting Concepts and Tools Chapter 13: Relevant Cash Flows for Capital Budgeting Appendix A: Now It Is Your Turn- Detailed Solutions Appendix B: Answers to Concepts Reviews Appendix C: Solutions to the Additional Practice Problems