Economic and financial analysis for criminal justice organizations / by Daniel Adrian Doss, William H. Sumrall III, David H. McElreath and Don W. Jones.
2013
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Economic and financial analysis for criminal justice organizations / by Daniel Adrian Doss, William H. Sumrall III, David H. McElreath and Don W. Jones.
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Edition
First edition.
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Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, 2013.
Description
1 online resource (754 pages) : 353 illustrations
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chapter 1 Show Me Your License: Introductory Concepts
chapter 2 Innocent or Guilty? Perspectives of Decisions
chapter 3 A 25-to-Life Sentence: Strategic Economic and Financial Decisions
chapter 4 The Restitution Order: Capitalization and Executive Responsibility
chapter 5 How Do We Slice the Pie? Foundations of Economics
chapter 6 Tools of the Trade: Foundations of Financial Decisions
chapter 7 Following the Money: Capital Budgeting
chapter 8 Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later? The Minimum Attractive Rate of Return
chapter 9 Lucky Number 7: Concepts of Probability and Mathematical Reasoning
chapter 10 The Odds Are Against Us: Probability Distributions and Mathematical Reasoning
chapter 11 Is This the Line? Queuing Theory
chapter 12 Risky Business: Sensitivity and Scenario Analyses
chapter 13 Not 007, But ... Bond Analysis
chapter 14 Buy Low or Sell High? Stock Analysis
chapter 15 How Do We Measure Up? Ratio Analysis
chapter 16 Buyer Beware: Leasing versus Purchasing
chapter 17 Is It Worth Your Time? Cost-Benefit and Break-Even Analyses
chapter 18 The Crystal Ball: Predictive Analysis
chapter 19 How Do We Relate? With Correlation!
chapter 20 Show Me the Money: Benefits Analysis
chapter 21 The Shift Briefing: Multiple Perspectives.
chapter 2 Innocent or Guilty? Perspectives of Decisions
chapter 3 A 25-to-Life Sentence: Strategic Economic and Financial Decisions
chapter 4 The Restitution Order: Capitalization and Executive Responsibility
chapter 5 How Do We Slice the Pie? Foundations of Economics
chapter 6 Tools of the Trade: Foundations of Financial Decisions
chapter 7 Following the Money: Capital Budgeting
chapter 8 Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later? The Minimum Attractive Rate of Return
chapter 9 Lucky Number 7: Concepts of Probability and Mathematical Reasoning
chapter 10 The Odds Are Against Us: Probability Distributions and Mathematical Reasoning
chapter 11 Is This the Line? Queuing Theory
chapter 12 Risky Business: Sensitivity and Scenario Analyses
chapter 13 Not 007, But ... Bond Analysis
chapter 14 Buy Low or Sell High? Stock Analysis
chapter 15 How Do We Measure Up? Ratio Analysis
chapter 16 Buyer Beware: Leasing versus Purchasing
chapter 17 Is It Worth Your Time? Cost-Benefit and Break-Even Analyses
chapter 18 The Crystal Ball: Predictive Analysis
chapter 19 How Do We Relate? With Correlation!
chapter 20 Show Me the Money: Benefits Analysis
chapter 21 The Shift Briefing: Multiple Perspectives.
Summary
From small law offices to federal agencies, all entities within the justice system are governed by complicated economic factors and face daily financial decision-making. A complement to Strategic Finance for Criminal Justice Organizations, this volume considers the justice system from a variety of economic and financial perspectives and introduces quantitative methods designed to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of organizations in both the non-profit and for-profit sectors.
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English
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9781466592070 (e-book : PDF)
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