EVA and Value-Based Management A Practical Guide to Implementation by S. David Young; Stephen F. O'Byrne ISBN 13: 9780071364393

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Hardback. New. Explains various sides of Economic Value Added (EVA) and Value Based Management (VBM), and covers the factors in harnessing EVA and VBM to build shareholder value. This book provides coverage of the steps in implementing EVA, including: determining your cost of capital; and, using accounting adjustments to make EVA a better measure of performance.

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Hardback. New. Explains various sides of Economic Value Added (EVA) and Value Based Management (VBM), and covers the factors in harnessing EVA and VBM to build shareholder value. This book provides coverage of the steps in implementing EVA, including: determining your cost of capital; and, using accounting adjustments to make EVA a better measure of performance.