CORPORATE FINANCE, 2nd Edition was crafted to match the way you teach your MBA-level course. It's a claim we're confident to make because before creating the text, the authors analyzed more than 150 MBA-course syllabi and blended this research with input from professors like you and more than 50 years of personal corporate finance and teaching experience. The result is the most relevant text available for your students-one that presents the latest financial theories within the practical context of today's business. This balance of modern theory and practice is found in features such as Applying the Model examples that demonstrate concepts in action, cross-functional applications that make the book applicable to all students, and innovative CengageNOW for Smart Finance technology that reinforces learning throughout each chapter.
Even if the interest on a bond is well below market rates, a bond can still be attractive if it's sold at a heavy discount. If a bond is sold at a premium price, it can still be attractive if it has high interest rates.
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