The commonly used financial statements--balance sheet, income
statement, and statement of changes in cash flows-- focus on a
firM's financial structure and performance over a defined period of
time. Although they may conform to generally accepted accounting
standards they still fail to provide other information that is
equally important to achieving true full disclosure. Riahi-Belkaoui
proposes remedies for this neglect by taking a close look at other
types of statements: the inflation, value added, employee, social
performance, and human asset reports. His book is a concise, easily
accessed summary of all types of reports, for practitioners, and
especially useful as a text or review for students in graduate
level courses in financial management and accounting.
The author begins by examining the traditional statements. He
shows how they fail to disclose vital information on the
measurement and impact of inflation; the measurement of total
wealth generated by the total production team, not merely its
return to stockholders; necessary information on employees, and
about them, that can be useful in management decision making; the
measurement of social costs and the benefits attributable to the
effects of organizational behavior on the environment, and the
measurement of the value of human assets. He takes up these
failures and neglects one by one and provides concise discussions
of the other, less widely used statements that could remedy them,
statements that could provide a fully useful display of an
organization's financial well being, if they were better understood
and commonly available.
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