Accounting
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Oracle: Financials
Handbook by David James, et al |
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dispatched in 24 hours Osborne McGraw-Hill Paperback - 560 pages (31 June, 1999) Osborne McGraw-Hill |
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| Synopsis This reference discusses the various products contained in Oracle Financials, with an emphasis on its accounting packages. It provides detailed implementation instructions and advice. It offers a blueprint for planning an implementation. Readers should find accounting knowledge within the context of... Read more |
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Beyond the Zulu
Principle by Jim Slater |
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dispatched in 24 hours Orion Business Paperback - 214 pages (16 March, 1998) Orion Business |
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| Synopsis From this book, readers will learn when to buy shares and, even more importantly, when to sell. Other aspects of investment are covered - such as creative accounting, portfolio management, overseas markets and the investor's relationship with their broker. This book is designed to help readers make... Read more |
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EVA: The Real Key to
Creating Wealth by G. Bennett Stewart III, Al Ehrbar |
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dispatched in 24 hours John Wiley and Sons Hardcover - 254 pages (11 November, 1998) John Wiley and Sons |
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| Book Description "Today's hottest financial idea and getting hotter"--Fortune. Economic Value Added (EVA) is the measure of a company's true profitability, and a strategy for creating corporate and shareholder wealth. The EVA management system has been adopted by such prominent corporations as Coca-Cola and AT&T... Read more |
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Financial Modeling by Simon Benninga |
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dispatched in 2-3 days The MIT Press Hardcover - 426 pages (28 November, 1997) The MIT Press |
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| Synopsis This textbook aims to bridge a gap between theory and practice in financial courses by providing a nuts-and-bolts guide to solving common financial models with spreadsheets. Simon Benninga takes the reader step by step through each model, showing how it can be solved using Microsoft Excel. In this... Read more |
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Teach Yourself
Book-keeping and Accounting for Your Small Business by Mike Truman |
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dispatched in 24 hours Teach Yourself Paperback - 168 pages (23 July, 1997) Teach Yourself |
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| Synopsis This practical guide teaches small business owners how to keep the books and prepare accounts. The accounts included follow the layout of the new Inland Revenue self-assessment tax return (effective April 1997) and are based on examples from real business owners. Read more |
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| 6. | How to Read the
Financial Pages by Michael Brett |
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dispatched in 24 hours Random House Business Books Paperback - 407 pages (17 August, 1995) Random House Business Books |
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| Synopsis This revised guide is designed to show how the world of investment and finance works and to clarify the associated jargon. It explains the operation of stock-markets, currency markets and commodity-markets and also defines the roles of bankers, brokers and underwriters. Read more |
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| 7. | Business Accounting
Vol 1 by Frank Wood, Alan Sangster |
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dispatched in 24 hours Financial Times Prentice Hall Paperback - 666 pages (28 February, 1999) Financial Times Prentice Hall |
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| Synopsis This text provides information on accounting in clear language, with examples and a number of questions and answers. It includes coverage of special accounting procedures and partnerships, and chapters on partnership dissolution, joint venture accounts, bills of exchange, and consignment accounts. Read more |
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| 8. | Accounting for
Non-accounting Students by John Dyson |
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dispatched in 24 hours Financial Times Prentice Hall Paperback - 656 pages (18 February, 1997) Financial Times Prentice Hall |
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| Synopsis Written for students taking accountancy as part of a business course, this text aims to provide an introduction to financial accounting, cost and management accounting and annual reports. This fourth edition has been developed to better fit the needs of undergraduates and HNC/D students. Read more |
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| 9. | The Complete Idiot's
Guide to Finance and Accounting (Complete Idiot's Guide) by Michael Muckian |
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dispatched in 24 hours Alpha Books Paperback - 298 pages (September 1997) Alpha Books |
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| Synopsis Offers advice on creating budgets, managing business growth, minimizing tax loss, and increasing the bottom line. Read more |
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| 10. | Accounting for
Growth by Terry Smith |
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dispatched in 24 hours Random House Business Books Paperback - 222 pages (18 July, 1996) Random House Business Books |
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| Synopsis Since the first edition of this study, the Accounting Standards Body has curtailed some methods of "creative accounting". However, more have developed, and this book aims to provide an up-to-date guide - with several additional chapters - to advanced survival techniques for investors. Read more |
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| 11. | The Pound by David Sinclair |
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dispatched in 24 hours Century Hardcover - 298 pages ( 6 January, 2000) Century |
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| Synopsis This biography tells the story of the pound from the Vikings to cyberspace, when - a single European currency or not - it may have come to the end of its life. Read more |
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| 12. | Learn to Earn : A
Beginner's Guide to the Basics of Investing and Business by Peter Lynch, John Rothchild |
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dispatched in 1-2 weeks Simon & Schuster Books Paperback - 272 pages (January 1996) Simon & Schuster Books |
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| To Peter Lynch, success in the stock market is pretty basic: if a company's earnings rise, then the stock price goes up. "This simple point--that the price of a stock is directly related to a company's earning power--is often overlooked, even by sophisticated investors," the former... Read more | |||
| 13. | Interpreting Company
Reports and Accounts by Geoffrey Holmes, Alan Sugden |
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dispatched in 24 hours Prentice Hall Paperback - 320 pages (31 July, 1999) Prentice Hall |
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| Synopsis This text shows readers how to analyze company reports and accounts in a qualitative and quantitative fashion. This updated edition contains examples on practice, revised to reflect accounts dated 1998 or 1999, as well as improved coverage of international accounting standards. Read more |
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| 14. | 10 Minute Guide to
Accounting for Non-accountants by Wayne A. Label |
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out of stock Simon & Schuster Paperback - 144 pages ( 6 April, 1998) Simon & Schuster |
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| Synopsis Teaches the reader what a business accounting process is and how to use it in everyday work. This concise guide explains how to read, understand and interpret financial statements, and how to rely upon audits to prevent fraud, analyze balance sheets and cash-flow statements. Read more |
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| 15. | Inefficient Markets by Andrei Shleifer |
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dispatched in 24 hours Oxford University Press Paperback - 224 pages ( 9 March, 2000) Oxford University Press |
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| Synopsis The Efficient Markets Hypothesis has been the central proposition of finance for nearly 30 years. This book, by one of the foremost US economists, presents an alternative view of financial markets: behavioral finance. Shleifer demonstrates the oversimplification of EMH both in the common assumption... Read more |
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| 16. | Accounting and
Finance for Non-specialists by Peter Atrill |
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dispatched in 2-3 days Prentice Hall Europe (Academic) Paperback - 418 pages (October 1996) Prentice Hall Europe (Academic) |
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| Synopsis The new edition of this introductory text has been significantly expanded and revised to provide more comprehensive coverage of the basic concepts and practical applications of financial accounting, management accounting and financial management, while retaining its clarity, succinct style and... Read more |
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| 17. | CFROI Cash Flow
Return on Investment Valuation by Bartley J. Madden |
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dispatched in 2-3 days Butterworth-Heinemann Hardcover - 352 pages (21 April, 1999) Butterworth-Heinemann |
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| Synopsis This text on shareholder value shows how to judge and compare individual equities across markets and company sectors. Using the CFROI model, the book clarifies how economic value is created in a firm and acts as a guide to making investment decisions, taking into account key strategic decisions. Read more |
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| 18. | The Money Machine by Philip Coggan |
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out of stock Penguin Books Paperback - 208 pages ( 7 October, 1999) Penguin Books |
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| Book Jacket What happens in the City affects almost every aspect of our lives. In this excellent guide, now completely revised and updated for this new edition, a leading financial journalist cuts through the myths and scandals that make the news to explain the nuts and bolts of the financial system. How are... Read more |
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| 19. | Futures, Options and
Swaps by Robert Kolb |
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dispatched in 2-3 days Blackwell Publishers Hardcover - 825 pages ( 1 September, 1999) Blackwell Publishers |
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| Book Description Futures, Options and Swaps is an ideal text for students in finance or economics/finance programs who have completed one semester of investments at either the undergraduate or post-graduate level. With a clear, conversational writing style and comprehensive coverage of derivatives, the text provides... Read more |
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| 20. | Mastering Finance by London Business School, et al |
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dispatched in 2-3 days Financial Times Prentice Hall Paperback - 608 pages ( 1 November, 1997) Financial Times Prentice Hall |
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| Synopsis FT Mastering Finance will be the third title in the Financial Times Mastering Series currently being published as a partworks in the FT, it will bring together the latest in financial expertise from three of the best finance schools in the world. Built around three core modules - corporate finance,... Read more |
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| 21. | Accounting for
Dummies by John A. Tracy |
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dispatched in 1-2 weeks IDG Books Worldwide Inc Paperback - 356 pages (15 January, 1997) IDG Books Worldwide Inc |
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| Synopsis An introduction to accounting discusses bookkeeping, taxes, assets, cash flow, profit, and financial reports. Read more |
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| 22. | Business Accounting
Vol 2 by Frank Wood, Alan Sangster |
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dispatched in 2-3 days Financial Times Prentice Hall Paperback - 781 pages (28 February, 1999) Financial Times Prentice Hall |
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| Synopsis This volume completes the financial accounting coverage of syllabii of the various examining bodies. It includes basic cost and management accounting. Read more |
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| 23. | Capital Ideas by Peter L. Bernstein |
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dispatched in 24 hours The Free Press Paperback (May 1993) The Free Press |
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| Synopsis When the recession of 1974 hit Wall Street, the investments profession desperately turned to the theories of a small and unlikely group of academics for guidance in finding a way to regain the value of their clients' holdings. Some of these scholars had begun to study stock prices merely as an... Read more |
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| 24. | A Student's Manual
of Accounting by PriceWaterhouseCoopers |
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dispatched in 2-3 days International Thomson Business Press Paperback - 3100 pages (January 1999) International Thomson Business Press |
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| Book Description The Student's Manual of Accounting is a single and comprehensive source of reliable guidance on UK accounting regulations and practice. The Manual uses straightforward language to explain today's accounting requirements and the many worked examples demonstrate how complex calculations should be... Read more |
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| 25. | The Portable MBA in
Finance and Accounting (2nd Edition) by John Leslie Livingstone(Editor) |
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dispatched in 24 hours John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Hardcover - 524 pages (August 1997) John Wiley & Sons, Inc. |
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| Book Description Over 50,000 copies sold! "Covers all the essentials from break-even analysis to taking your company public . . . Full of up-to-date financial and managerial information."––Entrepreneur Magazine This book is for every manager and business professional who wants to know "what the numbers... Read more |
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