Financial Management and Accounting Decisions

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Introduces the DCF method for valuing firms and projects, emphasizing the importance of using cash flows over earnings in finance.

Covers the basics of financial accounting, including balance sheets, income statements, assets, liabilities, and owners' equity.

Covers the importance of financial data for startups and sources of capital.

Covers the basics of accounting, including assets, liabilities, and equity, using a practical example to illustrate financial concepts.

Explains the accounting equation: assets equal liabilities plus owners' equity, using practical examples from JJ's Lawn Care Service.

Covers the preparation and analysis of financial statements, focusing on cash flows and balance sheets.

Introduces accounting basics such as the ledger, T-accounts, and debit/credit entries for recording transactions in businesses.

Explains the significance of cash flow statements and how profit differs from cash.

Explains inventory cost flows, manufacturing vs. merchandising activities, and cost accounting principles.

Explores financial analysis methods, emphasizing the importance of ratio comparisons and trend evaluations in assessing company performance.