International financial reporting and analysis : a contextual emphasis

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International financial reporting and analysis : a contextual emphasis

Mark E. Haskins, Kenneth R. Ferris, Thomas I. Selling

Irwin/McGraw-Hill, c2000

2nd ed

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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The financial analysis perspective that this text represents is an analytical approach to International Accounting. Instead of focusing on individual FASB's that constantly change, this text teaches students the concepts behind the standards. Along with this unique approach, the main strengths of this text are its plentiful end-of-chapter material and its use of focus countries to demonstrate accounting systems. This second edition will continue to build on those strengths, as well as update focus countries.

Table of Contents

Part I: International Financial Reporting and Standard Setting Chapter 1: Accounting and Its Global Contexts Chapter 2: Harmonization of International Accounting and Reporting Standards Chapter 3: Financial Reporting and the European Union Part II: Financial Statement Analysis Chapter 4: Financial Statement Analysis: An Overview Chapter 5: Special Issues in Financial Analysis Chapter 6: Accounting for Foreign Operations Part III: Accounting Standards and Practices in Selected Countries Chapter 7: Great Britain Chapter 8: Germany Chapter 9: Japan Chapter 10: Sweden Chapter 11: Mexico Chapter 12: Republic of South Korea Chapter 13: Italy

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