Financial accounting in an economic context
by
 
Pratt, Jamie.

Title
Financial accounting in an economic context

Author
Pratt, Jamie.

ISBN
9780471655282

Personal Author
Pratt, Jamie.

Edition
6th ed.

Publication Information
Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, c2006.

Physical Description
xix, 779 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm.

General Note
Includes indexes.

Contents
1. Financial accounting and its economic context -- 2. The financial statements -- 3. The measurement fundamentals of financial accounting -- 4. The mechanics of financial accounting -- 5. Using financial statement information -- 6. The current asset classification, cash, and accounts receivable -- 7. Merchandise inventory -- 8. Investments in equity securities -- 9. Long-lived assets -- 10. Introduction to liabilities : economic consequences, current liabilities, and contingencies -- 11. Long-term liabilities : notes, bonds, and leases -- 12. Stockholders' equity -- 13. The complete income statement -- 14. The statement of cash flows.

Abstract
"The formula for successful management is simple: attract capital at the lowest possible cost, and invest it in projects where the return exceeds the cost. But making the right decisions isn't easy. When students enter the workforce, they will need to understand economic factors, measurement issues, and the mechanics of financial accounting." "That's why Jamie Pratt's trend-setting text approaches financial accounting from an economic, decision-making perspective. This approach equips students with the financial accounting knowledge and tools they need to make smart decisions."--BOOK JACKET.

Subject Term
Accounting.


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