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How Debt Makes Companies Perform Better

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George G.C. Parker
Professor
Stanford Graduate School of Business

Program Highlights:

  • How poor or undesirable financial policies and practices can lead to corporate failure.

  • When the corporate balance sheet is too strong.

  • Why your capital should not remain dormant.

It is incumbent upon corporate executives these days to recognize that corporate finance is an area that must have their constant attention. Good financial strategies are important in ensuring that a corporation stays healthy and, used as a management tool, they contribute to productivity and the results of operations. As Dr. Parker reviews the corporate balance sheet he points out what it indicates and how debt often makes a company perform better.

George G. C. Parker is a Professor of Finance and Management at Stanford, and is the author of Risk Management: Problems and Solutions. He is featured in the award-winning, Stanford Video Guide to Financial Statements.

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Video type: VHS
Produced by Kantola Productions
Length: 53 mins. (2002)

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