Author: Warren S. Warren
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is designed for readers without a background in accounting to learn accounting principles. It provides a comprehensive overview of fundamental knowledge and basic theoretical issues in financial accounting and managerial accounting. The first 10 chapters primarily focus on topics related to financial accounting, while the last 5 chapters mainly cover content related to managerial accounting. The key emphasis of the book is on explaining how managers, investors, or other company shareholders should use corporate financial reports to make informed and effective business decisions. Each chapter includes case studies of major companies and a "Corporate Strategy" module, serving as a foundation and starting point for discussion, enabling readers to fully grasp and apply the latest accounting theories to better guide diverse business practices. This book is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate students in non-accounting majors such as finance and marketing, as well as MBA students. It is also ideal for professionals in fields like trade, finance, and marketing who wish to learn accounting.
Accounting: English Adaptation
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