Titlebook: Business Finance and the Capital Market; Kenneth Midgley,Ronald G. Burns Textbook 1979Latest edition Kenneth Midgley and Ronald G. Burns 1

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The Firm and the Capital Market In a wide-ranging review of this sort it is essential to limit the discussion to the bare simplicities; more detailed and sophisticated consideration will be given to the various problems touched upon in the chapters to follow.

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Financing Export Tradeame procedures as internal trade (i.e. enquiries into customer’s credit-standing and possibly sales only on cash-on-delivery terms) but these procedures are applied in a way which accommodates the circumstances, and the terminology is often difficult.

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Some Accounting Problems method of taxation affects business behaviour and the level of investment. . now attempt to impose some degree of uniformity in methods of accounting and a true and fair view of the affairs of a business, though an element of subjectivity can hardly be avoided in certain areas of accounting.

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The Management of Funds, Planning and Budgetingough not necessarily in any particular year. The chapter concludes with an account of the forward-looking finance budget and the backward-looking sources and uses-of-funds statement, with examples of each.

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Evaluating the Return on Capital Expenditure capital projects which are competing for limited capital resources and to decide whether a capital project is undertaken or not. The factors which control the administration of our capital budget have been discussed elsewhere, particularly in Chapter 7.

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Business Combinations defences used in fending off takeover bids and examples of where these have proved successful. The work of the Monopolies Commission and Takeover Panel is then examined, and the chapter is concluded with an account of recent business takeovers and mergers.