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- ISBN-13 · 9781618531223
- ISBN-10 · 1618531220
- Publisher · Sage Publications, Inc
- Format · Hardcover, 344 pages
- Published · 2014
- Language · English
Cases in Financial Reporting: Rocky Mountain, Starbucks, Granite Bay
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Formerly published by Cambridge Business Publishers, now published by Sage
Cases in Financial Reporting, Eighth Edition was written to help students become skilled users of financial accounting information by engaging directly with real company financial statements and disclosures. Learning accounting is similar to learning a new language--the fastest way to gain fluency is through repeated exposure and meaningful conversation. This collection of cases creates those conversational opportunities. Designed for use at both the undergraduate and graduate level, the cases bridge a gap between traditional textbook exercises and unstructured discussion cases.
Students analyze actual financial statements, footnotes, press releases, and industry data, responding to directed questions that emphasize interpretation, judgment, and financial statement use rather than mechanical preparation. Each case focuses on one or two specific financial accounting topics within the context of real companies. By working through a wide variety of firms, industries, and reporting environments, students quickly learn how to interpret accounting information, assess earnings quality, and understand how reporting choices affect economic outcomes.
Cases in Financial Reporting, Eighth Edition was written to help students become skilled users of financial accounting information by engaging directly with real company financial statements and disclosures. Learning accounting is similar to learning a new language--the fastest way to gain fluency is through repeated exposure and meaningful conversation. This collection of cases creates those conversational opportunities. Designed for use at both the undergraduate and graduate level, the cases bridge a gap between traditional textbook exercises and unstructured discussion cases.
Students analyze actual financial statements, footnotes, press releases, and industry data, responding to directed questions that emphasize interpretation, judgment, and financial statement use rather than mechanical preparation. Each case focuses on one or two specific financial accounting topics within the context of real companies. By working through a wide variety of firms, industries, and reporting environments, students quickly learn how to interpret accounting information, assess earnings quality, and understand how reporting choices affect economic outcomes.
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