Corporate Finance for Beginners: Brealey & Myers Crash Course | Finance Freedom with Freedom Summary

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💸 Why did Apple borrow $17 billion while sitting on $100 billion in cash?
Why does Amazon reinvest while Microsoft pays dividends?
And how does Warren Buffett decide when to move—or wait?

In this deep-dive episode from Freedom Summary, we break down the timeless principles from the legendary book Principles of Corporate Finance by Brealey, Myers, and Allen—using real business decisions from Apple, Tesla, Netflix, Amazon, Microsoft, and WeWork.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:
✅ Time Value of Money
✅ NPV & Capital Budgeting
✅ Risk vs. Return (CAPM)
✅ Capital Structure (Debt vs. Equity)
✅ WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital)
✅ Dividend Policy & Growth Trade-offs
✅ Market Efficiency & Behavioral Finance
✅ Real Options & Risk Management
✅ BONUS: Agency Problems in Corporate Governance

🎯 Whether you're a student, investor, entrepreneur, or finance pro—this summary gives you MBA-level insights in simple terms.

👋 Welcome to Freedom Summary – where we break down the most powerful finance and business books into actionable lessons you can actually use.

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📚 Tools & Resources Mentioned:
• Book: Principles of Corporate Finance – Brealey, Myers, Allen
• Tools: Excel, Google Sheets, Finbox, Yahoo Finance, Morningstar

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