Financial Accounting for MBAs

by Peter D. Easton, John J. Wild, Robert F. Halsey

Financial Accounting for MBAs is the first NEW financial accounting textbook written expressly for MBAs in over a decade. Authored by leading academics, Financial Accounting for MBAs prepares today's MBA students to be informed consumers of financial accounting data so that they can make the best business decisions possible. Key features
Written for the MBA student,
Uses real company and industry data throughout, including assignments,
Introduces 'Focus Companies',
Examines accounting from an analysis and decision-making perspective,
Limits accounting mechanics,
Uses an expanded 'Accounting Equation' to assess financial statement effects,
Presents materials as independent modules for teaching flexibility.

Genres: Finance, Business, Textbooks

Hardcover

First published July 2, 1904

Reviews

[Diego · Rating 2 out of 5]

We didn’t use all of this, but I didn’t particularly like the problem examples, as equations and examples in the book are not clearly displayed. You have to search for certain equations. But alas it worked but not without some extra work.

[Deborah · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is difficult to understand for beginner students with no accounting experience. The links to videos are somewhat helpful. The example problems are what got me through. The most frustrating part of this experience was that chapter 2 questions would require information from chapter 4. It was not linear but bounced around a lot, saying things like we'll cover this in more depth later on. If the book had been ordered differently I might have had better luck.

[Reham Al-misily]

I need it

[Kathleen Boyle · Rating 3 out of 5]

Pretty engaging...for a financial accounting book!