Principles of accounting: tools for business decision making

By:

Kimmel, Paul D

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TextPublication details: [S.l.] : Wiley, 2004.Edition: Volume 2 edDescription: 512 pISBN:

0471475432 (paperback)
9780471475439 (paperback)

Subject(s):

accounts

DDC classification:

657 KIM

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Summary: This book starts with a macro view of accounting information by presenting real financial statements. The authors establish how financial statements communicate the financing, operation, and investing activities of a business. To integrate the use of financial statements for decision-making, the authors identify a finite set of tools necessary to make business decisions based on financial information. The Decision Toolkit is provided for the reader and integrated throughout the text.

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This book starts with a macro view of accounting information by presenting real financial statements. The authors establish how financial statements communicate the financing, operation, and investing activities of a business. To integrate the use of financial statements for decision-making, the authors identify a finite set of tools necessary to make business decisions based on financial information. The Decision Toolkit is provided for the reader and integrated throughout the text.

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