Introductory accounting: a measurement approach for managers

By:

Tinkelman, Daniel P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Routledge 2016Description: 580ISBN:

9781138956216

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.1511 TIN

Summary: "Part I: Introduction1. Introduction to accounting as a measurement systemPart II: Measurement under ideal conditions2. Classifying and measuring activities3. Reporting measurements4. Using financial accounting measurements5. Using managerial accounting measurementsPart III: Complications and limitations6. Strategic reaction to measurement7. Valuation choices8. Uncertainty9. Allocations in financial reporting10. Cost allocations in managerial accounting (with appendix on the theory of constraints and throughput accounting)11. Controlling measurement and reporting to minimize errorsPart IV: Introduction to a Case Study12. Rebeli Press, Inc.-The First YearAppendicesA. Record-keeping systemsB. Present value concepts."

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"Part I: Introduction1. Introduction to accounting as a measurement systemPart II: Measurement under ideal conditions2. Classifying and measuring activities3. Reporting measurements4. Using financial accounting measurements5. Using managerial accounting measurementsPart III: Complications and limitations6. Strategic reaction to measurement7. Valuation choices8. Uncertainty9. Allocations in financial reporting10. Cost allocations in managerial accounting (with appendix on the theory of constraints and throughput accounting)11. Controlling measurement and reporting to minimize errorsPart IV: Introduction to a Case Study12. Rebeli Press, Inc.-The First YearAppendicesA. Record-keeping systemsB. Present value concepts."

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