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The Theory and Practice of Investment Management...be to buy the petrol engine. Reference List Bajaj, M. and Anand, M., 1990. Dividend Clienteles and the Information Content of Dividend Changes. Journal of Financial Economics, 26(1), pp. 193-219. Baker, H. and Powell, G., 1999. How Corporate Managers View Dividend Policy. Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics, 38(3), pp. 17-35. Bodie, Z., Kane, A. and Marcus, A., 2009. Investments. 8th ed. New York:McGraw-Hill/Irwin. Brigham, E, F. and Ehrhardt, M., 2010. Financial Management Theory and Practice. 13th ed. Connecticut: Cengage Learning. Fabozzi, F. and Drake, P., 2009. Capital Markets, Financial Management, and Investment Management. New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons....
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Advanced Accounting Theory & Practice...under the finance lease category, the intermediate lessor will derecognise the leased asset. Simultaneously, the intermediate lessor will recognise a receivable for the amount equivalent to the net investment made out of the lease (Meyer, 2013). The net investment made out of the lease should be equal to the current value attached to the minimum amount of the lease payments together with the current worth of every unguaranteed residual value. It is possible that gains or losses can arise when the terms of the sublease match the terms of the head lease. The possibility may occur even if the entries of the head lease and sublease are made on the same date. Such a scenario results due to the differences in...
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