Asset Valuation (Lixin Financial Series)

Author: Bao Jie et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-07-22
Features: This book has the following characteristics:
1. Complete System: The book is divided into three parts; Part I consists of two chapters, introducing the basic concepts and methods of asset valuation in general. Part II consists of seven chapters from Chapter 3 to Chapter 9, focusing on the special valuation, valuation purpose, valuation value types, and valuation methods of various specific assets. Part III consists of Chapters 10 and 11, systematically introducing China's asset valuation management system, valuation report writing, and accounting treatment.
2. Emphasis on Practicality and Operability: Based on a detailed explanation of asset valuation theory, the book places great emphasis on the practical application and operability in real-world asset valuation. Through the analysis of general and typical actual valuation cases, it is highly beneficial for readers to master and improve their theoretical and practical skills in asset valuation.
3. Consideration for Readers Without Special Background Knowledge: In addition to striving for clear and understandable language in the introduction of asset valuation theory and methods, the book also pays special attention to providing necessary explanations to eliminate reading barriers for readers. At the same time, the book explains the difficulties of asset valuation theory and numerous calculation formulas through the solutions to examples and demonstrations of charts and tables. These arrangements help readers master asset valuation theory and enhance their reading interest.
4. To Meet the Needs of Some Readers for National Examinations: In addition to compiling content based on the examination outline for Certified Asset Valuation Specialists, the book also includes additional exercises at the end of each chapter to facilitate readers in self-assessing their learning progress. This book is suitable for professionals working in economics, management, finance, accounting, and other fields, as well as non-asset valuation students in higher education.