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For undergraduate and graduate Accounting courses, as part of
non-Accounting programmes. Simplified learning of real-world
accounting problems Accounting for Non-Accounting Students, 10th
Edition, by Dyson & Franklin provides real-life understanding
of accounting by introducing you to the purpose and key ideas of
financial and management accounting whether you have had little or
no previous knowledge of the subject. This textbook is renowned for
its clear and non-technical explanations of essential accounting
techniques, in a language accessible to all. It engages with you to
help you cross the bridge between classroom learning and real life,
in order to improve your employment prospects when applying for
jobs. The new inclusion of critical thinking questions related to
most recent news stories, along with contemporary examples and
business articles, allows you to explore, in classroom discussions,
themes that go beyond accounting techniques, and which require you
to think and develop a personal opinion. "Everything a
non-specialist accounting student needs. This latest edition is
comprehensive, well-structured, easy to follow and contains plenty
of all-important practice questions plus additional online
resources." David Gilding, Programme Director, Business Management,
Lifelong Learning Centre, University of Leeds Pearson, the world's
learning company.
The Finance Book will help you think and manage like a financial strategist.
Written specifically for non-finance professionals, it will give you all you need to know to manage your business more effectively and think more strategically.
It will help you to:
- Read and interpret financial statements with confidence
- Understand financial and business language
- Learn how to analyse financial performance
- Make better financial decisions
- Deepen your learning via interactive resources
Covering business finance, accounting fundamentals, budgeting, profitability and cash management, you'll find the tools you need in order to make the best financial decisions for your business.
'The Research Handbook of Finance and Sustainability is highly
recommended to faculty and students of graduate business schools
and researchers. It is recommended for purchase by academic
libraries supporting advanced degrees in business administration.'
- American Reference Books Annual Sustainability is now an
essential objective for all organizations, enabling them to resist
adverse shocks and thrive in a disruptive world. This Research
Handbook provides expert coverage and practical tips on a wide
array of pertinent issues related to current finance and
sustainability research. Comprising 31 chapters written by over 60
eminent experts, this Research Handbook provides readers with the
latest ideas and propositions regarding finance and sustainability.
This includes the significance of corporate social responsibility,
environmental and entrepreneurial finance, crowdsourcing,
governance and fraud. Despite ethical business practices and
corporate social responsibility rules being adopted in various
countries, the contributors demonstrate that further efforts are
needed to motivate and empower actors to integrate ethical behavior
into all business and managerial decisions. Multidisciplinary in
reach, this comprehensive Research Handbook features
forward-thinking academic and professional literature on corporate
social responsibility, sustainability and finance for post-graduate
students, researchers and practitioners to explore the forthcoming
paths for research. Contributors: D. AL-Ghamdi, Y. Alperovych, S.
Bajic, W. Ben-Amar, R. Bianchini, B. Bolton, S. Boubaker, H.
Bystroem, R. Calcagno, D. Coldwell, J. Creedy, D. Cumming, P.
Desrochers, A. Florio, S. Gatti, P. Geiler, G. Gianfrate, G.
Gokcek, J. Hazelton, H. Hoang, S. Kim, D. Lee, Z. (Frank) Li, H.
Liang, C. Lopez-Gutierrez, K. Maas, S. Marsat, P. McIlkenny, K.
Mhedhbi, I. Moosa, A. Ng, D.K. Nguyen, H. Nguyen Anh Pham, C.
Niehaus, T.M. Nisar, M. Nurul Houqe, M. Pagano, P. Perego, S.
Perkiss, G. Pijourlet, S. Pope, G. Prabhakar, E. Queinnec, V.
Ramiah, A. Reberioux, L. Renneboog, Z. Rezaee, G. Roudaut, S. Ryu,
I. Sainz-Fernandez, M. Scarlata, C. Schellhorn, G. Sinclair, J.A.F.
Stoner, L. Strakova, B. Torre-Olmo, T. van Zijl, E. Velayutham, J.
Walske, F.M. Werner, B. Williams, T. Yang, B.B. Yurtoglu, A.
Zacharakis, Z. Zuraida
The past twenty years have seen two waves of research on currency
unions, prompted by the early experience of the European Economic
and Monetary Union and by the existential crisis experienced by the
euro area as a strand of the global financial crisis. The authors
explore crucial themes and topics such as optimal currency area
theory, the central banks and new views on policy choices,
providing a comprehensive and influential review of currency
unions.
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