Business Classics Translation Series -- Accounting (Part 2)

Author: (American) Charles T. Horngren et al. (Auth.), Wang Huacheng et al. (Trans.)
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Publish Date: 1997-12-01
Features: This book, written by renowned American accounting scholar Professor Charles T. Horngren of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business and others, covers all the fundamental knowledge of financial accounting and management accounting. It represents the mainstream of basic accounting and is recognized as an excellent and authoritative accounting textbook. The book fully considers the recommendations of the American Accounting Education Improvement Committee and reflects a spirit of comprehensive innovation. The book's features include: First, it focuses on cultivating decision-making skills. Second, it emphasizes the development of critical thinking. The "Think," "Comprehensive Exercises," and "Case Studies" sections are designed to help develop readers' critical thinking skills. Third, it pays attention to the connections between accounting and the related environment. Fourth, it emphasizes the education of professional ethics. Fifth, it focuses on the development of communication skills. In summary, whether students or business managers, they can accurately use accounting information and continuously improve their decision-making skills by studying this book.