International Accounting

Author: Wang Shanping
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Publish Date: 1999-09-04
Features: International Accounting, a newly emerging branch of accounting that truly flourished in the 1980s, was born out of the need for managing international enterprises across countries. Its primary focus is on the value management of international enterprises, aiming to provide decision-useful information to the relevant stakeholders of international enterprises. The guiding philosophy of this book:
1. Accurately, comprehensively, systematically, and concisely explain the fundamental concepts, theories, and methods of international accounting.
2. Organize and compile the content of international accounting in accordance with the cognitive patterns of human beings and the intrinsic logical structure of accounting.
3. Serve the present and future needs of China's international enterprises, seeking innovation while being pragmatic.
4. For academic issues that are open for discussion, introduce mainstream viewpoints while also elaborating on our own insights to broaden readers' knowledge and research materials.
5. Use a single "red thread" to run through every chapter, reshaping the complete image of international accounting. This book can serve as a textbook or reference for postgraduate, undergraduate, and vocational students majoring in accounting, as well as for students of other economic and management disciplines in higher financial and economic institutions, and for all who are passionate about accounting research and application.