Synopsis
* How to relate accounting information to actual business decisions
* How to recognize economically useful information in statements and reports
* Uses international accounting standards
* How to analyze weaknesses as well as strengths of published financial statements
There are a great many types of financial statement and report from which essential information can be extracted. This advanced level textbook shows how the student can learn to analyze all of them and use them to extract information useful to managers, investors, and other decision makers. The principle of the book is “decision usefulness”—in other words, the immediate economic value of information—but legal and regulatory frameworks are also reviewed.
Especially appropriate for advanced students of accounting, financial services, and business studies.
About the Author
Bob Foley , MD, of Hot-SPots Multimedia, is the well-established author of business textbooks and computer-based training materials and has written for the AAT, ACCA, CAT, CIB, CIM, CIMA, FPC, ICSA, and ILM qualifications as well as HND and degree courses.
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