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BUS122 Entrepreneurial Financing Practical and applications (rather than theory) based, this course
focuses on the needs of individuals interested in starting a small
business——primarily those organized as sole proprietorships,
partnerships, or small Subchapter S corporations. It emphasizes small
businesses exclusively--with specific examples of the non-corporate
market. The course is mathematically accessible to those with limited
mathematical background (formulas are explained rather than derived, and
only basic math is used in illustrations and solutions). A full case
study is referred to throughout and an accompanying CD-ROM includes
tables in Excel format. Financial and Economic Concepts; Financial
Management and Planning; Financial Statements; Analysis of Financial
Statements; Profit, Profitability, and Break-Even Analysis; Forecasting
and Pro Forma Financial Statements; Working Capital Management; Time
Value of Money; Capital Budgeting; Personal Finance; and Working with
Spreadsheets. For anyone involved in starting or running a small
business. Entrepreneurial
Finance: Finance for Small Business, 2/e, Philip J. Adelman,
Alan M. Marks |