John Nofsinger – författare

Finance: Applications and Theory is an introduction to corporate finance, focusing on how companies invest in real assets, raise the money to pay for the investments, and how those assets affect the value of the firm. The text aims to support instructors in teaching corporate finance by focusing on core concepts, problem-solving, and personal relevance. The text is designed to accommodate students with varying levels of math skills, offering a structured framework that integrates individual financial examples to make the material accessible to non-finance majors. It emphasizes practical decision-making through problem-solving while keeping chapters concise to fit modern student learning preferences.

Finance: Applications and Theory is an introduction to corporate finance, focusing on how companies invest in real assets, raise the money to pay for the investments, and how those assets affect the value of the firm. The sixth edition continues to provide the core concepts for the undergraduate corporate finance course, to parallel and support how instructors from across the country teach finance. Also, this is the first text to use individual examples to help students better understand the material. The framework of this text helps students understand how to approach core financial concepts by emphasizing three themes:- Finance is about connecting core concepts- Finance can be taught using a personal perspective- Finance focuses on solving problems and decision making

M:Finance was developedfor the undergraduate corporate finance course and designed with today'sstudent in mind. With years of teaching experience as well market development,the author team developed a text to reflect that this critical course covers somany crucial topics and that instructors need to focus on core ideas to ensurethat students are getting the preparation they need for future classes—and fortheir lives beyond college.  The framework for M: Financeemphasizes three themes: (1) Finance is about connecting core concepts, (2)Finance can be taught using a personal perspective, and (3) Finance focuses onsolving problems and decision making. 

The text features concise chapters that leadstudents to crucial material by emphasizing core concepts, key research, andcurrent topics. Personal examples in the text explain the concepts' relevanceto students' lives, increasing their motivation to learn more. Because financefocuses on problem-solving and decision making, this text includes numerousexercises that target various learning styles.