This work concerns management's ability to anticipate how
investors will respond to the investing, financing, and operating
decisions they make as they manage their business. Claiming that
investor behavior is rational and predictable, as supported by
extensive research in financial economics, Richard Altman presents
a new kind of reference book: the first to bring reasoned theory
and the results of exhaustive worldwide academic research to the
interpretation of company stock price movements.
Following an introductory chapter that provides an overview of
the issue, Altman devotes two chapters to examining the investing
decisions of management that affect asset, unit, and corporate
structures. Investor response to financing decisions and financial
policy are covered in the next two chapters, and are followed by a
review of the response to operating decisions embodied in
management's reported earnings and earnings forecasts. This chapter
also looks at investor response to investment research and
securities analysis. The market for corporate control and
management's defense of that market are analyzed in two subsequent
sections, while the link between the managerial labor market and
managerial performance, pay, and tenure is also thoroughly
explored. Finally, the book concludes with a discussion of
management response to investor decisions. This work will be a
unique and valuable tool for management professionals and others in
the finance, investment, and banking fields. It will also be a
useful resource for business students and for public and academic
libraries.
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