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  • Accounting and finance for non-specialists

    • Authors: Atrill, Peter (2022)

  • This book provides an introduction to accounting and finance. It is aimed at Students who are not majoring in accounting or finance but who are, nevertheless, studying introductory level accounting and finance as part of their course. The course may be in business, economics, hospitality management, tourism, engineering or some other area. For these students, the book provides an overview of the role and usefulness of accounting and finance within a business or some other organisation. Students, who are majoring in either accounting or finance. These students should find the book a helpful introduction to the main principles, which can serve as a foundation for further study
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  • Financial management for decision makers

    • Authors: Atrill, Peter (2020)

  • This book has been written for those wishing to achieve a broad understanding of financial management at either undergraduate or postgraduate/post-experience level. It is aimed primarily at students who are studying financial management as part of their course in business, management, accounting, economics, computing, or some other area. The book should also be suitable for those not engaged in formal study but, nevertheless, need to understand financial management to help manage their business
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  • Management accounting for decision makers

    • Authors: Atrill, Peter (2021)

  • In this edition, we have taken the opportunity to improve the book. We have expanded on the changing role of management accountants to enable them to retain their place at the centre of the decision-making and planning process. In Chapter 1, we have included the recently developed statement of Global Management Accounting Principles. These principles have been identified (by the leading management accounting professional bodies in the UK and US) as those to be followed when determining the information that managers need. In Chapter 7, we have brought in a discussion of current thinking and practice in the area of management control. Throughout this new edition, we have included additional, and more up-to-date, examples of management accounting in practice. We have also added more in...