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تئوری حسابداری مالی

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هدف این کتاب حسابداری در شرایط آرمانی، روش مبتنی بر سودمندی اطلاعات ارائه شده در صورت های مالی از دیدگاه تصمیم گیری، بازارهای کارآرای اوراق بهادار، روش مبتنی بر اطلاعات(ارائه شده در صورت های مالی) از دیدگاه تصمیم گیری، کاربرد روش مبتنی بر تعیین ارزش و سرانجام پی آمدهای اقتصادی ناشی از کاربرد تئوری اثباتی حسابداری.

552 pages, وزیری

First published November 20, 1996

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June 3, 2011
I thought that Accounting Information Systems was a sleep inducer, but I have been proved wrong by this gem. If ever I have a bout of insomnia, I shall pluck this book from my shelf and upon reading the first pages will either fall right asleep or my blood pressure shall rise exponentially.
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November 20, 2014
The book is a very dry read. However, the concepts are explained clearly along with examples to clarify and strengthen understanding for the reader.
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January 29, 2015
Been madly in love with efficient security market, the oh so famous Ball and Brown study, and earning response coefficient.

Efficiency implies that market price reflect all the information (historical, all publicly known information, and inside information), consequently when market price fully reflect all available information, investor would stop gathering information cause the price is fully informative and only rely on market price as the best indicator of future security returns.
Then whats the point of financial statement or Financial Statement analysis which costly?
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February 14, 2011
This book is about accounting theory--how good could it be? The topic is seriously boring, even though I'm an accounting student.
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