Managerial accounting

Braun, Karen Wilken (author.). Tietz, Wendy M., (author.). Beaubien, Louis, 1837-1915 (author.).

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Record details

ISBN: 9780135222157 (hardcover)
Physical Description: xii, 777 pages (multiple pagings) : color illustrations ; 28 cm
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Edition: Fourth Canadian Edition.
Publisher: [Toronto, Ontario] : Pearson Canada, [2021].
Copyright: ©2021

Content descriptions

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Formatted Contents Note:

Introduction to managerial accounting -- Building blocks of managerial accounting -- Cost behavior -- Cost volume profit analysis -- Job costing -- Process costing -- Activity based costing -- Short term business decisions -- The master budget and responsibility accounting -- Flexible budgets and standard costs -- Performance evaluation and the balanced scorecard -- Capital investment decisions and the time value of money -- Financial statement analysis.