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Guide to Finance for Lawyers, 2001

John D. Ayer, Professor of Law, University of California at Davis School of Law


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Publisher :Matthew Bender
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ISBN: 9780820551470
2001
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    Like it or not, lawyers need to worry about their clients money. They do not have to be accountants or financial analysts, but they must know how to listen to accountants and financial analysts, and to know how to understand what they hear. This latest addition to the Guide series provides a proven, workable approach for students to learn financial concepts. The author, building on ten years experience of teaching finance to law students, shows students how to figure asset values, how to tell whether a business is making money, and how to know whether an investment manager is doing a good job. He introduces the student to a revolutionary new approach to financial analysis the world of option pricing. As a bonus, Guide to Finance for Lawyers offers a chapter on The Least Accounting You Can Get Away With and discusses why accounting does not begin to tell the whole story.

    Law students will find it indispensable as background for courses ranging from corporations to family law. Lawyers will find that it fills the gap for the course they wish they took in law school.

    Professors and adjunct professors may request complimentary examination copies of LexisNexis law school publications to consider for class adoption or recommendation. Please identify the book(s) you wish to receive, provide your institutional contact information, and submit your request here.

    Part I A Survey

    Part II Value
    Chapter 1 PV, NPV, and Different Kinds of r
    Chapter 2 Valuation over Multiple Periods
    Chapter 3 Annuities
    Chapter 4 Regulation and Disclosure
    Chapter 5 r
    Chapter 6 Application: Coupon Bonds
    Chapter 7 Unequal Terms
    Chapter 8 Some Second Thoughts
    Chapter 9 Perpetuity and "Divided Lives"
    Chapter 10 Application: Common Stock
    Chapter 11 Application: Growth Stock
    Chapter 12 The Least Accounting You Can Get Away With
    Chapter 13 Valuation of Specific Investments
    Chapter 14 Valuing Money (Herein of Inflation)
    Chapter 15 Rents, Profits and Competition
    Chapter 16 Salvage
    Chapter 17 Profits in the Market Model
    Chapter 18 Efficient Capital Markets
    Chapter 19 An Exploration of Market Efficiency: Dividends
    Chapter 20 Arbitrage (Herein of Short-Selling)
    Chapter 21 Monopoly Pricing
    Chapter 22 Harry's Wonderful Money Machine
    Chapter 23 Diversification
    Chapter 24 Measuring Risk
    Chapter 25 Covariance and the Correlation Coefficient
    Chapter 26 Portfolio Variance (and Standard Deviation)
    Chapter 27 The Bullet Curve
    Chapter 28 What Alice the Bag Lady Knew: The Index Fund
    Chapter 29 Beta

    Part III Leverage and Contingent Claims
    Chapter 30 Leverage
    Chapter 31 Leverage and Beta
    Chapter 32 How Skeeter Almost Got It Right: Leverage and Return
    Chapter 33 Leverage and Taxes
    Chapter 34 More on Leverage
    Chapter 35 Leverage and Asymmetric Risk
    Chapter 36 Valuing Contingent Claims
    Chapter 37 Graphing Contingent Claims
    Chapter 38 More on Put-Call Parity
    Chapter 39 The Binomial Option Pricing Model: Calls
    Chapter 40 Binomials Again: Puts
    Chapter 41 Option Theory Applied: The Option to Abandon
    Chapter 42 The Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model
    Chapter 43 BSOPM Applied: Equity

    Chart 1 Probability Density Function - I
    Chart 2 Probability Density Function - II

     

     

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