Accounting: Textbook for Non-Accounting Majors

Author: Zhou Xiaosu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book covers the basic knowledge in accounting principles, financial accounting, and cost accounting. During the writing process, the authors place special emphasis on the close connection between accounting and business practices. In each chapter, they introduce the application of fundamental accounting concepts and methods in a progressive manner. Considering that the book's users are students from non-accounting majors, the writing process emphasizes the relationship between accounting information and management, as well as the application of basic accounting principles, without focusing on specific accounting calculation techniques, detailed skill points, or current controversial accounting theory issues. To help students understand the important role of accounting information in management and decision-making, the authors have particularly increased the content on financial statement analysis. This book is suitable for students in various non-accounting majors related to finance and economics, as well as for use as a textbook for MBA accounting courses. The purpose of this book is to enable students from non-accounting majors to gain a general understanding and mastery of the basic process of accounting information generation through this course, recognize the role of accounting in the operation and development of enterprises, and gradually form a clear and comprehensive understanding of accounting, so as to help them become proactive users of accounting information in their future work.