Test Bank For Sport Finance 4th Edition by Fried

Test Bank For Sport Finance 4th Edition by Fried

Part I. Basics of Sport FinanceIndustry Spotlight: Hugo C. Chávez BarrosoChapter 1. Introduction to Sport FinancePersonal Finance BasicsWhat Is Sport Finance?Current Financial Problems Facing Sporting Goods and Other RetailersFinancial SolutionsHow Sport Finance Affects an Entire Sport Organization or IndustryConclusionChapter 2. Sport Industry Financial TrendsTrends in Amateur and Participatory SportTrends in College SportsTrends in Professional SportsConclusionChapter 3. Basic Financial ConceptsRevenues and ExpensesTypes of Financial StatementsFinancial RatiosTime Value of MoneyEconomic Versus Financial AnalysisConclusionChapter 4. Assets and LiabilitiesWhere to Find AssetsIdentifying Liabilities Throughout a Sports OrganizationConclusionPart I Case Study: Financing Soccer Around the WorldPart II. Revenue and ExpensesIndustry Spotlight: Nathan GrubeChapter 5. Understanding RevenueRevenues in the Sport IndustryRevenues in Professional SportRevenues in Intercollegiate AthleticsRevenues in the Sporting Goods IndustryRevenue PlanningConclusionChapter 6. Understanding ExpensesExpenses in the Sport IndustryExpenses in Professional SportExpenses in Intercollegiate AthleticsExpenses for a Sporting Goods ManufacturerOther Expenses for Sport OrganizationsConclusionPart II Case Study: Minor League Baseball Revenue and ExpensesPart III. Developing a BudgetIndustry Spotlight: Josh VanadaChapter 7. Budgeting: A Road Map for Sports OrganizationsImportance of Financial PlanningDetermining Financial ObjectivesThe Anatomy of a BudgetBudget TypesPro Forma Budgets and Business PlansIncorporating the Pro Forma Budget Into the Business PlanConclusionChapter 8. The Budgeting ProcessCreating a BudgetApplying the DataBuilding the Budget From the Ground UpVariance AnalysisConclusionPart III Case Study: Minor League Baseball Operational BudgetPart IV. Cash ManagementIndustry Spotlight: Ken WajdaChapter 9. Methods for Funding a BusinessWhere the Money Comes FromOpen Markets and Other Short-Term BorrowingLong-Term BorrowingFunding for Small or Minority-Owned BusinessesConclusionChapter 10. Stocks and BondsStocksShareholders’ RightsSport StocksBondsCosts of Issuing BondsLoan RepaymentGovernment-Issued BondsConclusionPart IV Case Study: Financing a College Football StadiumPart V. Financial Statements and Strategic PlanningIndustry Spotlight: Ralph WillisChapter 11. Financial StatementsTypes of Financial StatementsFinancial Statement AnalysisAnnual ReportsConclusionChapter 12. Financial PlanningFinancial ForecastingFinancial Planning StrategiesCash Management StrategiesCapital SpendingCost of CapitalProjecting Cash FlowBreak-Even AnalysisManagerial AccountConclusionChapter 13. Financial RatiosLiquidity RatiosActivity RatiosFinancial Leverage RatiosProfitability RatiosDetermining the Company’s ValueTechniques to Determine the Value of an InvestmentConclusionChapter 14. Moving From Strategy to ActionCreation StrategyFinding Funds and InvestorsKeeping an Even KeelGrowth and ExpansionContractionSelling a BusinessConclusionPart V Case Study: Tracking Industry ChangesAppendix A: Under Armour Financial StatementsAppendix B: Time Value of MoneyAppendix C: FormulasGlossaryReferencesSuggested ResourcesIndex