Intermediate Financial Accounting

Author: Pan Ailing
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The practice of management can be traced back to ancient human civilizations, but it was not until the early 20th century with Taylor's groundbreaking contribution, the book "The Principles of Scientific Management," that humanity bid farewell to the era of experience-based management and entered the era of scientific management. Over the past 100 years, due to the development and changes in the global economic environment, the breakthrough progress and widespread application of science and technology, especially information technology, the increasing intensity of market competition, and the rise of internationalization, have all driven the evolution of modern management thought. Management theories, methods, and tools have been constantly innovating and advancing. In this century, managers worldwide undoubtedly face broader scopes of management innovation and transformation. How to meet this century-long challenge has become a topic of common concern for governments, the business community, and the academic world in countries around the world.