ACCT 001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Capital Budgeting, Money Market Fund, Capital Structure

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Economics: study of how scarce resources should be allocated among competing uses. In market economies, the principal mechanism by which these scarce resources are allocated is through market determined prices. Accounting: careful and correct preparation of financial data. Finance: financial management + investments + money and capital markets. Financial management: study of how to acquire and how to allocate enterprise resources. In other words, financial management tells us where to get money and how to spend it within firms. Investments: study of the analysis and management of financial securities. Money and capital markets: study of the financial (capital) markets and financial institutions. Deciding what types of assets a firm should hold. How the assets of the firm should be financed. Funds can be generated internally or externally. The underlying objective of the financial manager is to maximize the value of the firm. This may involve a number of secondary goals: Maximize growth, firm size, market share, revenues, or profits.

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