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International Financial Reporting and Analysis

A Contextual Emphasis

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International Accounting uses a country-specific approach to focus on comparative financial analysis. It offers students an opportunity to learn about international financial reporting practices and their contextual factors so that students may understand the reasons for their diversity. The book's focus for students is on skill development. Also, the strong presentation of the review and analysis of firm performance by analysts, investors, and managers coupled with several cases at the end of every chapter will give students a strong introduction to the global nature of accounting. International Financial Reporting and Analysis is appropriate for graduate students and upper-level undergraduates. In an undergraduate setting, it assumes an intermediate-level accounting background. In a MBA setting, students will need a strong introductory financial accounting course prerequisite.

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International Financial Reporting and Analysis, Mark E. Haskins

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1995
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Titul
International Financial Reporting and Analysis
Podtitul
A Contextual Emphasis
Jazyk
anglicky
Rok vydání
1995
Vazba
pevná
Počet stran
881
ISBN10
0256139989
ISBN13
9780256139983
Série
Anotace
International Accounting uses a country-specific approach to focus on comparative financial analysis. It offers students an opportunity to learn about international financial reporting practices and their contextual factors so that students may understand the reasons for their diversity. The book's focus for students is on skill development. Also, the strong presentation of the review and analysis of firm performance by analysts, investors, and managers coupled with several cases at the end of every chapter will give students a strong introduction to the global nature of accounting. International Financial Reporting and Analysis is appropriate for graduate students and upper-level undergraduates. In an undergraduate setting, it assumes an intermediate-level accounting background. In a MBA setting, students will need a strong introductory financial accounting course prerequisite.