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Management Accounting
Will Seal(Author)
McGraw-Hill Education / Europe, Middle East & Africa (Publisher)
2nd Edition
Published on 16. November 2005
Book
Paperback/Softback
978-0-07-710939-4 (ISBN)
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Description
Management Accounting offers a comprehensive and balanced introduction to management accounting theory and practice that is highly readable and user-friendly. Covering all of the basic principles of management accounting as well as the key emerging issues, this textbook offers a key combination of core technical material and engaging examples of management accounting in practice. The book includes outstanding case studies, examples, and self-test material based on real issues affecting accounting practice in the UK and Europe, making it an indispensable learning tool for anyone teaching or studying management accounting today.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education
Dimensions
Height: 264 mm
Width: 198 mm
Thickness: 33 mm
Weight
2 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-07-710939-4 (9780077109394)
Person
Author
Will Seal is Professor of Management Accounting and Director of the Postgraduate Research Training Programme at Loughborough University Business School, UK.
Content
Chapter One Management accounting and the business environment
Chapter TwoCost terms, concepts and classifications
Chapter ThreeSystem design: job-order costing
Chapter FourSystems design: process costing
Chapter FiveCost behaviour: analysis and use
Chapter SixIncome reporting under variable costing and absorption costing
Chapter SevenCost-volume-profit relationships
Chapter EightActivity-based costing
Chapter NineRelevant costs for decision making
Chapter TenCapital investment decisions
Chapter ElevenManagerial decision making under risk and uncertainty
Chapter TwelveProfit planning and the role of budgeting
Chapter ThirteenStandard costs and variance analysis
Chapter FourteenFlexible budgets, overhead analysis and critiques of budgeting
Chapter FifteenSegment reporting and decentralization
Chapter SixteenPricing, target costing and intra-company transfers
Chapter SeventeenStrategic management accounting and the Balanced Scorecard
Chapter Eighten Performance management, management control, and corporate governance
Chapter NineteenStock management: EOQ, JIT, ERP and E-commerce
Chapter TwentyQuality and business processes: measurement and management
Chapter Twenty-oneCost management and the impact of constraints: supply chain management, corporate unbundling and shared service centres
Chapter Twenty-twoManagement accounting change in its organizational and institutional context: a case study perspective
Chapter TwoCost terms, concepts and classifications
Chapter ThreeSystem design: job-order costing
Chapter FourSystems design: process costing
Chapter FiveCost behaviour: analysis and use
Chapter SixIncome reporting under variable costing and absorption costing
Chapter SevenCost-volume-profit relationships
Chapter EightActivity-based costing
Chapter NineRelevant costs for decision making
Chapter TenCapital investment decisions
Chapter ElevenManagerial decision making under risk and uncertainty
Chapter TwelveProfit planning and the role of budgeting
Chapter ThirteenStandard costs and variance analysis
Chapter FourteenFlexible budgets, overhead analysis and critiques of budgeting
Chapter FifteenSegment reporting and decentralization
Chapter SixteenPricing, target costing and intra-company transfers
Chapter SeventeenStrategic management accounting and the Balanced Scorecard
Chapter Eighten Performance management, management control, and corporate governance
Chapter NineteenStock management: EOQ, JIT, ERP and E-commerce
Chapter TwentyQuality and business processes: measurement and management
Chapter Twenty-oneCost management and the impact of constraints: supply chain management, corporate unbundling and shared service centres
Chapter Twenty-twoManagement accounting change in its organizational and institutional context: a case study perspective