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Studies the implementation and impact of Managing for Results in six states, including the use of benchmarks and performance indicators and focusing on accountability to the public.

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and ratio analysis techniques.

In addition to thorough coverage of key analytical auditing techniques, McKee also presents a comprehensive discussion of evidence theory that will enable auditors to appropriately combine evidence from analytical auditing with evidence from more traditional audit procedures.

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Written for both corporate accountants and advanced students of accounting, this volume offers comprehensive coverage of multinational financial accounting issues.

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As multinational firms struggle to compete in a global economy, their operating and accounting decisions are being made in an environment that's characterized by fluctuating exchange rates, innovative and flexible organizational structures, and a dynamic and diverse control strategy.

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The objective of this work is to gain insights into, and propose meaningful solutions to, those issues raised by the current proliferation of off-balance sheet transactions. Securitized assets and financing are dealt with, as are issues surrounding OBS activities and banking.

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This work investigates the role of accounting firms in offshore financial centres, aiming to provide insight into the effects of major accounting firms on the global economy.

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Value added reporting provides a better measure of the wealth produced by a firm than other methods, says Riahi-Belkaoui in this research-based analysis. Empirical studies of its uses in Europe support the author's contention and provide a compelling argument for its use in the United States.

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Designed as a practical handbook for accountants and financial planners, this book is a guide to the use of present value analysis in business and individual financial decision making.

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Aimed at non-finance specialists, this book starts from the premise of what public sector managers need to know in order to use the financial information in front of them effectively. The key focus is on identifying the core information needed to make decisions from the sea of financial documents available to managers.

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This book covers in vivid, clear prose the basic accounting tools that marketers need to develop profitable marketing programs: costs, marketing arithmetic, marginal analysis, and contribution accounting. This is a solid book for marketers and would-be marketers who want to increase their competence on the job.

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Dr. Riahi-Belkaoui calls for new, higher standards of research into accounting and its problems. To understand this he compares the perspectives or visions used by researchers in other fields to what is desirable in the accounting field, outlining six areas of critical concern to accounting professionals and scholars.

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The book begins with an overview of how and why the present self-regulatory arrangement for setting standards for financial reporting in the private sector came about in 1973.

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This book contains a summary of the laws that govern business associations and are designed to help accountants spot potential problems their clients may encounter.

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To reduce instances of substandard service, the profession requires firms to have a system of quality control, to annually inspect that system, and to undergo a comprehensive triennial external review. This book shows firms how to develop a quality control system, prepare for the review, and earn an unqualified report.

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To perform audits and study auditors and the audit function demands a detailed understanding of audit components and their characteristics.

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"The Big Book of Cash Flow" explores why cash flow is so critical, how it influences everything in your company from growth to culture, and how to avoid the common cash flow mistakes that take down so many businesses.

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In this book, Belkaoui turns his attention to significant problems he sees facing the accounting profession as a whole and examines their effects on the way accounting is practiced, on accountants' clients, and on business in general.

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Traces the history of accounting and auditing, analysing the factors - domestic and international - that have led to the contemporary problems of the profession. He prescribes measures that can and should be taken in order to restore public accounting to its former status and esteem.