Accounting (3rd Edition. Part 2)

Author: Charles T. Herring
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This "Accounting" textbook, written by Charles T. Herring, a renowned American accounting scholar and professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, covers all fundamental knowledge of financial accounting and management accounting. It represents the mainstream of basic accounting and is recognized as an excellent and highly authoritative textbook in the field. The book fully considers the recommendations of the Committee on Improving Accounting Education in the United States and embodies a spirit of comprehensive innovation. The key features of this book are:
First, it focuses on cultivating decision-making skills.
Second, it emphasizes the development of critical thinking. The "Thinking," "Comprehensive Exercises," and "Case Studies" sections are designed to help readers enhance their critical thinking abilities.
Third, it highlights the connections between accounting and the related environment.
Fourth, it pays attention to the education of professional ethics.
Fifth, it focuses on the development of communication skills.
In summary, whether for students or business managers, this book enables learners to accurately use accounting information and continuously improve their decision-making skills.