In most countries the economic structure and financial landscape are dominated by corporations. A critical examination of the various facets of the corporate economy is thus vitally important. In Mangerial Finance in the Corporate Economy the authors employ a dynamic theoretical apparatus and empirical evaluations to present such a study.

The book, divided into five sections, brings together new research on major issues such as mutual and pension funds and portfolio diversification; market volatility, credit availability; tax structure and dividend reinvestment plans; financial institutions; and corporate behavior in the context of the international economy. Managerial Finance in the Corporate Economy presents a comprehensive analysis of corporate culture within the international economy.