Why does a firm need to make investment in working capital at all ?

you should calculate you ROI with average total asset as your denominator. so if your total asset for period 1 is $50 and $100 for period two, your denominator for period two should be $75. ...

Financial reward is directly related to risk. The only investments that really guarantee capital are those backed by the US Government. Everything else has some measure of risk. Bonds of gover...

The truth in the investment world is that it takes money to make money. Your return is proportional to how much you put in. The hardest part of investing is saving up the money to invest in the f...

NO THE ONLY PART THAT APPEAR AS AN EXPENSE IS THE ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION.CAPITAL DOESN'T ITSELF APPEAR ON THE PROF/LOSS ACC

YES Possible to have $50,000 after 5 years. ***** Invest in someone's business. I am sure you will double your money after 3-4 years.

growth g= rb+(r-ki)(1-tc)bxB/S where r is roi, b is retention rate, ki cost of debt, tc is corporate tax rate, B/S is the capital sturcture. This shows that when r grows the growth also will grow.<...

I S ... T H A T .... A L L ! ! ! Investment Banking is bankers looking for good investments! Portfolio Management is what your stock broker does for you! Venture capital is what y...

short answer- capital budgeting decision makers will generally focus more on cash flows. the question is, how much net cash inflow will this project generate? accountants and accounting measuremen...