Profit and Cash: From Difference to Control

Author: Wang Bin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: The launch of this series is based on such considerations. Finance and accounting are crucial in corporate governance, encompassing aspects such as information communication, internal controls between levels, financial oversight, the scope of accounting policy choices, the consistent development of the enterprise, its future image, and even the salaries of managers themselves. Our series revolves around this idea, striving to become a trusted resource for professional managers. Starting with basic concepts, it clarifies common misunderstandings about notions like profit and cash flow. Subsequently, it focuses on analyzing the differences between profit and cash flow from strategic, sustainable development, and survival perspectives. It endeavors to provide comprehensive control over these differences from various angles, including corporate governance, internal control systems, credit analysis, cash flow management, and performance evaluation, ensuring high-quality profit realization and efficient cash management. Ultimately, this aims to achieve corporate value creation and pursue sustainable development.