- Uses clear, accessible language for students who may not have studied finance previously, and explains all key concepts in a logical manner
- Develops analytical skills through exercises, comprehension questions, and the interpretation of real financial statements and worked examples from businesses like Tesco, Ryanair and Whitbread PLC
- New to this edition: Outlines new approaches to decision-making in accounting and finance, including new content on contribution analysis and breakeven analysis. Includes new guidance on emerging methods and techniques surrounding budgeting and budgetary control.
- Online resources: additional chapters containing guidance and teaching tips; test questions and lecture slides for each chapter
Accounting and Finance for Managers
A Business Decision Making Approach
Designed for Business and Management students at all levels who need to understand how to apply the key concepts of accounting and finance in order to make better informed business decisions.
Key features at a glance
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EAN: 9781398615571
Edition: 4
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Format: 240x170
480 pages
About the book
The ideal textbook for business and management students needing to develop and understand accounting and finance skills.
Taking a unique and practical approach that focuses on the financial aspects of business decisions, Accounting and Finance for Managers covers the core topics of accounting and finance. Now in its fourth edition, it includes new advice on budgetary control, outlining new techniques and emerging methods to help students understand how to make better business decisions.
Featuring 'traditional' accounting practices in detail, Accounting and Finance for Managers covers topics with a strategic and accessible focus. With new content covering essential tools such as contribution and breakeven analysis and the growing presence of automation and machine learning, this is an essential textbook for business and management students on accounting and finance modules. Supporting online resources include additional exercise questions, curated further reading and lecture slides for each chapter.
About the authors
Matt Bamber is an Associate Professor of Accounting at Schulich School of Business, York University, UK. He has taught a range of undergraduate, MBA and other postgraduate courses. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
Simon Parry has taught professional accounting courses for ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW, and CIPD, together with academic courses for Business, Accounting and MBA students. He is a Chartered Accountant (ICAEW, FCA) with over 35 years' professional experience. He was a Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at Newcastle University, UK.
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