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Financial statement analysis

By: Wild, John JContributor(s): Subramanyam, K.R | Halsey, Robert FMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Boston, Mass. : McGraw-Hill, ©2004Edition: 8th EditionDescription: xix, 673 pages (various pagings) : illustrationsISBN: 0072536519 ; 9780072536515 ; 007123277X; 9780071232777Subject(s): Financial statementsDDC classification: 657.3

Contents:

Introduction -- Acoounting analysis -- Financial analysis

Summary: Emphasizing effective analysis and decision making, this work helps in analyzing financial statements, and shows students the keys to effective financial statement analysis - including both accounting analysis (part II) and financial analysis (part III). It is suitable for students with business interests.

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Annexed Index.

Introduction --
Acoounting analysis --
Financial analysis

Emphasizing effective analysis and decision making, this work helps in analyzing financial statements, and shows students the keys to effective financial statement analysis - including both accounting analysis (part II) and financial analysis (part III). It is suitable for students with business interests.

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