Financial Accounting for MBAs, Preliminary Edition

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Cambridge Business Publishers

Financial Accounting for MBAs

Business & Money

WILD

HALSEY

EASTON

Accounting

Managerial Accounting Fourth Edition (4th)

Al Hartgraves Gordon Potter, Wayne Morse, James Davis

Financial Accounting for MBAs, 6th Edition

Peter D. Easton

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Financial Accounting

Thomas R. Dyckman

Financial & Managerial Accounting for MBAs by Easton [Cambridge Business publishers,2008] [Hardcover]

Financial and Managerial Accounting for MBAs by Easton (2008-05-03)

Mary Lea McAnally

Robert F. Halsey

Al L. Hartgraves

Key features addressed in this volume are: analytically oriented, real-world based, international in context, decsion-focused, valuation theme, and tied to academic resarch in finance and accounting. Twelve chapters organised around the foundations of accouning and finacial statement analysis, operating resources and decisions, investing resources and decisions, financing decisions, and equity valuation.

Financial Accounting for Executives

James S. Wallace

Kenneth R. Ferris

Intended for use in undergraduate and graduate programs that include a financial statement analysis and/or valuation course in which profitability analysis and security valuation are emphasized. This book accommodates mini-courses lasting several days as well as extended courses lasting a full semester. Features: Real Data - This book incorporates real company data throughout each module to reinforce important concepts and engage students. Applied Approach - This book teaches students how to read, analyze, and interpret financial statement data, including footnotes and non financial disclosures, to make informed business decisions.

Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation

Mary Lea McAnally, Patricia M Fairfield

Book by Kenneth R. Ferris, James S. Wallace

The key features of this 703 page text are: Conceptual Focus: conceptual explanations focus on the logic underlying reporting standards rather than merely explaining procedures. The authors develop each topic by explaining the underlying business activity, the reporting goals, and how standards and procedures achieve these goals; Clear and Logical Development of Business Combination Topics: To make consolidation procedures more comprehensible, eliminations subsequent to acquisition presume that the parent uses the complete equity method. Exclusive use of the complete equity method allows students to focus on the goals of consolidation and the key issues in consolidation procedures. Once students develop a solid understanding of the consolidation process, changes in procedures required when the parent uses the cost method can be introduced; Emphasis on Current Issues: 'Advanced Accounting' features and illustrates the latest FASB and GASB pronouncements and proposals. The authors use FASB Codification references for all relevant U.S. GAAP; IFRS Coverage: Discussion of International Financial Reporting Standards is incorporated throughout the book where appropriate; Applied: 'Advanced Accounting' draws on current, real company data throughout the text and assignments; excerpts from real annual reports are used generously.

Advanced Accounting

Huefner/Largay/Hamlen

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