This book takes an entirely new look at how companies ought to be managed. It argues that managers need to focus on how corporate decisions affect the firm's cash. The author, who is well known in the fields of management and crisis management, suggests that companies that follow the paradigm...

Four concepts of cash flow are discussed and compared: simple cash flow, operating activities cash flow, net operating profit after taxes, and free cash flow. The differences between these concepts are shown to be very large. Issues connected to terminal value are presented. Finally, the idea of...

By analyzing actual cash flows in comparison with enterprise values (market capitalization plus debt minus cash) we document that the market dramatically undervalues firms. The findings suggest that the equity market appears to have an extraordinarily high discount rate which negates future...