Titlebook: Business Finance and the Capital Market; Kenneth Midgley,Ronald G. Burns Textbook 1972Latest edition Kenneth Midgley and Ronald G. Burns 1

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Finance of a New Business, new ventures, are discussed, and some indication is given of the problems of calculating the initial capital of a new business. Finally, various short- and long-term methods of raising funds are considered. The possibility of raising capital by taking a partner is seen to involve several serious d

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Forming a Limited Companyinto a company. There then follows an examination of how to attract the financial support of a larger section of the community and finally we consider the different forms in which this support could be given.

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The Management of Funds, Planning and Budgeting finance and the flow of funds. The need to plan ahead calls for some system of budgetary control, and the operation of such a system is described in outline. The chapter concludes with an account of the forward-looking finance budget and the backward-looking sources and uses of funds statement, wit

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Evaluating the Return on Capital Expenditurehat the cost of this — both initial and annual — would exceed the additional income or revenue arising. What is much more likely is that the prospect of larger revenues, both in absolute terms and relative to the size of capital earning these returns fan increase in the ratio of profits to capital e

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Reasons for Expansionthe economies of large-scale enterprise. Other possiblities followed up are mergers, for the purpose of establishing greater control over the sources of raw materials and markets, or for gaining the advantage of diversification, or simply to eliminate competition. The evolution of the industrial lev