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Summary
Summary
Shows how managers can structure their activities and investment base to obtain the highest possible ROI.
* Examines essential concepts of ROI, including the advantages of using certain techniques and the limitations associated with them.
* Shows how to calculate and use EVA, MVA and other residual measures.
* Suggests procedures to evaluate ROIT and other high-tech investment options.
* Written in a user-friendly style with many real-world examples and best practices.
Author Notes
GEORGE T. FRIEDLOB, PhD, CPA, CMA, is Professor of Accountancy at the Clemson University School of Accounting and Legal Studies. He is a respected author and lecturer.
LYDIA L. F. SCHLEIFER, PhD, is Associate Professor of Accounting at Clemson University and the author of numerous articles.
FRANKLIN J. PLEWA Jr. is Professor of Accounting at Idaho State University. The recipient of honors and awards for both teaching and research, he is the author of many books and articles.
Table of Contents
| Preface |
| Acknowledgments |
| 1 The Importance of Return on Investment: ROI |
| 2 Using ROI to Analyze Performance |
| 3 ROI and Decision Making |
| 4 Variations of ROI |
| 5 Analyzing Sales Revenues, Costs, and Profits |
| 6 ROI and Investment Centers |
| 7 Return on Technology Investment: ROTI and ROIT |
| 8 Residual Performance Measures: RI and EVA |
| Notes |
| Index |
