Accounting: Tools for Business Decision Making
Offering a unique approach in the field, this book presents the principles of accounting from a corporate perspective. This provides readers with a real-world understanding of the concepts. It starts with a discussion of real financial statements first, clearly showing how they communicate the financing, operation, and investing activities of a business. The book then helps readers gain the skills, and the confidence they need to use those skills effectively in making business decisions.
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consider your options,
This book is usually required. As far as texts go, it’s not bad. However, it’s about 25 lbs. There is a version that is made to go in a 3 ring binder I would reccomend, cause you can just sling the chapters you need over you shoulder and leave the other 15 pounds at home.
Also, I had to buy an online thing to go with this that the new version comes with. It was $80, so factor that into your costs if your instructor will make you use Wiley Plus.
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|Easy to follow yet thorough,
This book makes accounting quite easy to understand. The problems are broken up into confusing categories for each chapter (Summary exercises, brief exercises labeled BE, Exercises, Problem Set A, Problem Set B, etc) but the problems are quite helpful while not requiring too much unnecessary writing. I would highly recommend this book, especially for college courses.
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|Accounting Book Reivew,
the product was fine, it teaches accounting and has many review questions at the end. however the book is pretty big, since it has accounting 1 and 2 in there.
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