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The 15th edition breaks down the vast world of finance into digestible, interconnected pillars: 1. The Time Value of Money (TVM) Smart, continues this legacy by blending theoretical rigor
How does a company decide to build a new factory or launch a product? The book dives deep into and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) , helping managers rank projects based on their potential to add value to the firm. 4. Working Capital Management