Business Analysis and Valuation Using Financial Statements: Text and Cases (AB-Accounting Principles)

by KrishnaG.Palepu (Author), PaulM.Healy (Author), VictorL.Bernard (Author)

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  Hardcover
  1996

  $3.28

  It contains text material discussing a series of techniques in financial statement analysis, such as (1) Business strategy analysis (2) Accounting analysis (3) Financial analysis: ratio analysis and cash flow analysis (4) Prospective analysis: forecasting and valuation.

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  Paperback
  2007

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  Business Analysis and Valuation teaches students how to use financial statement information to assess a firm's financial performance, value, and creditworthiness. This new IFRS edition has been adapted and developed by Erik Peek of Maastricht University. The text is primarily aimed at Masters and upper-level undergraduate programs in business and builds a bridge between accounting and finance, therefore making it accessible to both finance and accounting students. The distinctive strengths of this text include a large number of real-world cases used to illustrate theory; the step-by-step analysis methodology, and the extensive discussion of strategy analysis. The presentation of material is based on business analysis before financial analysis, which ensures that financial analysis is approached in a real-world manner and is driven by strategy. The pedagogy is geared toward helping students to develop strong practical skills using current applications. The most popular Harvard cases from the third edition have been retained in this IFRS edition and new cases written by Erik Peek added to give a new exciting European dimension to the text.

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  Hardcover
  2000

  $3.28

  This text is divided into separate learning parts that cover both the why and how of accounting. For use after the intermediate accounting course, this book supplies cases based on real world applications, appropriate for graduate students, professionals and high-level undergraduate accounting students. It may also be used in a capstone course in a financial accounting sequence.