TTC VIDEO - Finance and Accounting for the Non-Financial Managers (2002) eLearning - VHSDRip | AVI | 320x224 29.00fps | English | Run time: ~16 x 45 min | MP3 ~128.00 kbps | 2.8 GB Lecture, Financial, Strategies and Tactics, Economic In 1494, a Franciscan monk and professor of sacred theology in Venice wrote the first textbook of modern accounting. Five centuries later, businesspeople the world over, American or Italian, Japanese or Nigerian, still speak the fundamental language of business created by Luca Pacioli. Investors, business owners, and managers have always had a deep need to become fluent in the lexicon of accounting and finance. Understanding the Language of Profit Is Now Essential. But as firms catch the wave of open-book and profit-share management, everyone who works at these firms now needs to become proficient in the language of profit. This course is designed to teach you those concepts in a way that is accessible and immediately useful. Professor Schwartz’s varied and successful background in business, investment banking, and academics includes being the recipient of Boston University’s Metcalf Prize for distinguished teaching, making him an ideal choice to teach this course. His lectures are illustrated with computer-generated graphics to display financial statements, definitions, formulas, and equations. One concept at a time, he clearly explains many of the crucial aspects of the world of business and how they are connected to one another, ranging from the balance sheet to debentures, from the learning curve to the Lang effect. And to ensure that you master each type of business problem covered in the lectures, the outline booklet that accompanies the course includes example problems and their solutions. proffesor: Jules Schwartz production land: usa Run time: ~16 x 45 min
Tape 1: Lecture 1-Balance Sheet: Assets Lecture 2-Balance Sheets: Liabilities and Equity Lecture 3-Income Statement: The Nature of Costs Lecture 4-Economies of Scale and Cash Flow Tape 2: Lecture 5-Financial Reports I Lecture 6-Financial Reports II Lecture 7-Learning Curves and Cost Reduction Lecture 8-Scale and Transportation Effects Tape 3: Lecture 9-Financial Decisions Lecture 10-The Costs of Capital Lecture 11-Return on Sales, Assets, and Equity Lecture 12-Financial Limits of Growth Tape 4: Lecture 13-Strategic Signatures Case I Lecture 14-Strategic Signatures Case II Lecture 15-Measuring and Controlling Lecture 16-Legal Issues and Summary