Financial Accounting or Business

Financial Accounting

Author: Walter T Harrison

Financial Accounting, 7e helps users LEARN, PRACTICE, and REMBEMBER the accounting cycle. A specially designed Accounting Cycle Tutorial program is integrated in the first three chapters (icons in the margin point readers to an online program, a free website that accompanies the book). The program includes tutorials, interactive animations, and practice questions that provide readers with additional, beyond the book instruction on the accounting cycle. This book also provides a no password required online practice environment where readers can work on problems that help them master the accounting cycle and gauge their comprehension. A unique Accounting Cycle Pocket Guide is included for readers to use as a handy reference—it illustrates the key steps in the accounting cycle.

This book covers the full range of topics in financial accounting: financial statements, processing information, accrual accounting, internal control and cash, short-term investments and receivables, inventory, plant assets, current and long-term liabilities, stockholders' equity, long-term investments and international operations, using the income statement and statement of stockholders' equity, the statement of cash flows, and financial statement analysis.

For accountants and employees in accounting departments.

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New edition of a text in which Harrison (Baylor U.) and Horngren (Stanford U.) discuss all aspects of financial accounting. The 12 chapters cover financial statements, processing information, accrual accounting, internal control and cash, plant assets, short-term investments and receivables, inventory, stockholders' equity, using the income statement and the statement of stockholders' equity, current and long-term liabilities, long-term investments and international, and the statement of cash flows. New features include short exercises to open the assignment material for each chapter, and Excel application problems. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Business: An Integrative Framework

Author: Fred L Fry

"This text is far superior to others. " —Bob Muir,Coastal Carolina Community College"The primary reason I chose to use the Fry book was the fact it is organized quite differently than the other Intro books I had seen. . . . I think the authors have done an excellent job of developing an integrated text. " —Kitty Campbell,Southeastern Oklahoma State University Highly-lauded in its first edition,Fry's Introduction to Business: An Integrated Framework builds on its tremendous success with the forthcoming second edition. His text is specially designed for an emerging portion of the Introduction to Business teaching community who prefer to take an integrated approach to the material. Rather than approach the material from a traditional or functional standpoint,such as presenting marketing,management,and finance as separate entities or chapters,this text presents them as an integrated whole. The framework captures how businesses really work in today's world,and brings functions and processes together.

Table of Contents:

I. The Integrative Nature of Business
1.The Nature of Business
2. The Big Picture--Indicators of Business Success
3. The Scope of Business Today
4. Decision Makers and Decision Making
5. The Links Between Business and Its Stakeholders
II. The Impact of External Forces
6. The Impact of Diversity: Trends and Issues
7. The Impact of Economic Forces
8. The Impact of Globalization
9. The Impact of Financial Markets and Processes
10. The Impact of Legal and Regulatory Forces
11. The Impact of Industry Structure and Dynamics
III. Providing Excellence in Goods and Services
12. Thinking Strategically About the Business Operation
13. Providing Value Through Quality Products and Services
14. Communicating Value Through Effective Marketing
15. Acquiring and Using Resources
16. Integrating Activities and Gaining Commitment
17. Using Technology in a Competitive Environment
IV. Assessment and Change
18. Measuring Performance
19. Promoting Change and Renewal Glossary Index