Accounting: The Foundation of Enterprise Decision-Making Management Accounting Module

Author: Meggs (USA); Translated by Feng Zhengquan et al.
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: It is an undeniable fact that every individual who succeeds in the business world must possess a certain level of accounting knowledge. The primary purpose of this book is to utilize accounting information to help businesses make informed decisions. Its distinctive features include: closely integrating the content of each chapter with real-world business practices, internationalization, digitalization, and unique special sections to enable readers to better understand the crucial role of accounting in business activities. The web links at the end of each chapter provide access to a wealth of relevant websites, enriching readers' knowledge. This book is suitable for accounting majors, undergraduate and graduate students in other business and management fields, accounting professionals, and readers who wish to gain a comprehensive understanding of the principles and applications of accounting. This volume includes topics such as: Global Business and Accounting, Management Accounting: The Partner of Operations, Accounting Systems for Cost Measurement, Cost Accounting and Value Chains, Incremental Analysis, Responsibility Accounting and Performance Evaluation, and Operational Budgeting.