EVA and Value-Based Management: A Practical Guide to Implementation

Saul David Young · Stephen F. O'Byrne

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Financial Reporting and Valuation Research Accounting and Organizational Management Value Engineering and Management

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Part One: Understanding EVA. The Shareholder Value Revolution. Value Creation and Economic Value Added. Implementing EVA. Management Compensation. Making It Work: The Technical Side of EVA. The Cost of Capital. EVA. Value Drivers. Management Compensation Revisited. The Metric Wars: EVA versus Cashflow Return on Investment. Understanding the Metric Wars. Part Three: Conclusions. Lessons Learned, and the Future of Economic Value Added.

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