Accounting An Introduction MAL Pack

by Eddie McLaney, Peter Atrill

This successful text provides a comprehensive yet balanced introduction to financial accounting, management accounting and the basics of financial management. The text is specifically designed for non-specialist students, explaining the fundamental principles clearly and concisely, whilst showing how accounting information can be used to make decisions in a real business context.

Genres: Accounting, Management, Business, Education, Finance

828 pages, Paperback

First published October 21, 1998

Reviews

[Terence Kong]

This book is perfect for students who are beginning to venture into the field of accounting under the business world.

My only criticism is that the book doesn't include answers for the summary exercises in each chapter of the book. Yes, some would believe that the answers shouldn't be included so that it stimulates curiosity as well as critical thinking when they attempt the questions. However, another group may argue that the lack of suggested answers may hinder students from verifying their attempted answers. This will create uncertainty and uncertainty will induce fears/lack of self-confidence that may ultimately affect students' overall academic performance.

Aside from that, the book is well written and the content is organised neatly so as to not confuse the students when they are hunting for clues to aid their revision. Overall, this book is the appropriate academic material for students who are not pursuing a major in accounting but just want a general accounting knowledge.

[Tia Avery]

It's not bad, I just hate finance.

[Sophy Jones]

Brilliant for an introduction!

[Girijesh]

Great for first time readers.... Very clear to understand the subject

[Mohamad Jaber]

Accounting principles without application can never be understood. A bad introduction to accounting.