@book {MATHEDUC.05782556,
    author       = {McCrary, Stuart A.},
    title        = {Mastering corporate finance essentials. The critical quantitative methods and tools in finance.},
    year         = {2010},
    isbn         = {978-0-470-39333-8},
    pages        = {xiii, 174~p.},
    publisher    = {Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley \& Sons},
    abstract     = {The reviewed book is divided into six chapters. Chapter 1 presents the notions of present and future values. Chapter 2 includes a review of statistics used in corporate finance. Chapter 3 summarizes the most important lessons in corporate finance. Chapter 4 synthesizes material in each earlier chapter to apply it to valuing projects and making investment decisions. Chapter 5 introduces additional tools to evaluate risk. Finally, Chapter 6 extends traditional financial tools to value risk and opportunities. This book is directed to corporate managers who work with their companies' finance departments and need to understand their work, priorities, and methods. It may be applied as a textbook for an executive masters program in business school or as part of the business knowledge in other professional degree program (engineering, law, agriculture, etc.). These recommendations follow from the fact, that the reviewed book contains a superficial presentation of quantitative finance. This property is the main good point of the reviewed book.},
    reviewer     = {Krzysztof Piasecki (Pozna\'n)},
    msc2010      = {M30xx},
    identifier   = {2011c.00827},
}