Management Accounting

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Prentice Hall, 2002 - Business & Economics - 786 pages
This text is appropriate for one- or two-term, first and/or second year courses in Managerial or Cost Accounting at both the college and university level. The new edition of this best-selling text continues to emphasize a decision-making approach to prepare Canadian students to be managers of accounting information. It shows how accountants prepare information that is useful to managers, and demonstrates why managers in all types of organizations should have an understanding of the advantages and limitations of accounting. A strategic management theme running through the text allows students to relate management accounting decisions to a company's key success factors.

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MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND MANAGEMENT DECISIONS
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JustinTime Philosophy and ComputerIntegrated Manufacturing
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COST BEHAVIOUR AND COSTVOLUME RELATIONSHIPS
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