| Part One: Introduction |
| Ch. 1 The Firm and the Financial Manager |
| Ch. 2 The Financial Environment |
| Ch. 3 Accounting and Finance |
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| Part Two: Value |
| Ch. 4 The Time Value of Money |
| Ch. 5 Valuing Bonds |
| Ch. 6 Valuing Stocks |
| Ch. 7 Net Present Value and Other Investment Criteria |
| Ch. 8 Using Discounted Cash-Flow Analysis to Make Investment Decisions |
| Ch. 9 Project Analysis |
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| Part Three: Risk |
| Ch. 10 Introduction to Risk, Return, and the Opportunity Cost of Capital |
| Ch. 11 Risk, Return, and Capital Budgeting |
| Ch. 12 The Cost of Capital |
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| Part Four: Financing |
| Ch. 13 An Overview of Corporate Financing |
| Ch. 14 How Corporations Issue Securities |
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| Part Five: Capital Structure and Dividend Policy |
| Ch. 15 Debt Policy |
| Ch. 16 Dividend Policy |
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| Part Six: Financial Planning |
| Ch. 17 Financial Statement Analysis |
| Ch. 18 Financial Planning |
| Ch. 19 Working Capital Management and Short-Term Planning |
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| Part Seven: Short-term Financial Decisions |
| Ch. 20 Cash and Inventory Management |
| Ch. 21 Credit Management and Bankruptcy |
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| Part Eight: Selected Topics |
| Ch. 22 Mergers, Acquisitions, and Corporate Control |
| Ch. 23 International Financial Management |
| Ch. 24 Options |
| Ch. 25 Risk Management |
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| Part Nine: Conclusion |
| Ch. 26 What We Do and Do Not Know About Finance |
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