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Though one can readily agree to the statement 'But the reality is that many firms, especially small firms, do not maintain a properly constructed set of financial statements (p. 82)', the difficulty I have is how the financial statements are created. These five parts are as follows: Part I: Management; Part II: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats; Part III: Present Value Models; Part IV: Homogeneous Measures; and Part V: Present Value Model Applications. The underlying assumption of this book is that successful financial managers need to master the construction and analysis of financial statements and present value models. [Extracted from the article]

Editors Schjoedt, Brännback, and Carsrud identified that nascent research about how "social media impacts entrepreneurial behaviors" remains quite fragmented. In Chapter 8, Hurmelinna-Laukkanen, Haapanen, and Holma more broadly aggregate five case studies of Finnish firms to show while social media is low-cost and far-reaching, numerous challenges face small firms' internationalisation. Beyond well-documented online presence, branding, and marketing communications benefits, Bauman and Lucy, in Chapter 2, challenge readers to consider how social media drives and shapes novel entrepreneurial opportunities. [Extracted from the article]