Accounting: business reporting for decision making, 2nd ed.
Jacqueline L. Birt, Keryn Chalmers, Diana Beal, Albie Brooks, Suzanne C. Byrne, Judy Oliver
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Jacqueline L. Birt, Keryn Chalmers, Diana Beal, Albie Brooks, Suzanne C. Byrne, Judy Oliver
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Accounting: Business Reporting for Decision Making 3rd edition is written for students who are required to complete a one semester unit on introductory accounting, the text covers the basic principles of financial accounting, management, finance as well an introduction to ethics in business and corporate governance. The focus of text is on the application and interpretation of typical business reports and how accounting information is used in business decision-making processes. The text emphasises the conceptual and business application of accounting and accounting information, providing clear explanations and applications so students appreciate the significant role of accounting information in all business environments.
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Accounting: Business Reporting for Decision Making 3rd edition is written for students who are required to complete a one semester unit on introductory accounting, the text covers the basic principles of financial accounting, management, finance as well an introduction to ethics in business and corporate governance. The focus of text is on the application and interpretation of typical business reports and how accounting information is used in business decision-making processes. The text emphasises the conceptual and business application of accounting and accounting information, providing clear explanations and applications so students appreciate the significant role of accounting information in all business environments.
Key concepts: Accounting, Management accounting, Accounting information system, Positive accounting, Financial accounting, Accounting scandals, Business decision mapping, Business