Study Guide and Workbook for Use with Introduction to Managerial Accounting

by Ray H. Garrison, Eric W. Noreen, Peter C. Brewer, et al.

This study aid provides suggestions for studying chapter material, summarizes essential points in each chapter, and tests students' knowledge using self-test questions and exercises.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0072466367
• ISBN13: 9780072466362
• Release Date: June 2001
• Publisher: Irwin/McGraw-Hill
• Length: 168 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Excellent Book on Accounting for Non Finance guys

I am a non-finance person, but we need the finance numbers to make decisions in personal and professional life. This is an excellent book for my kind, to the point, plenty of examples, and simple to understand. Two Thumbs Way Up.

good accounting book

not a big fan of accounting, but i must admit, this is a really good textbook. anytime i got lost in my classes or lecture, this book explains things in a very clear and organized way to help you better understand. the problems are long but extremely helpful in getting a handle on the methods. the real world examples they use in the text also adds to whatever concept you're learning. i couldn't imagine a better managerial accounting book at the moment. so 5 stars. yup. i'm so glad i'm done with this course...

Great guide for Cost / Managerial Accountants

This book is great for Cost / Managerial Accountants as well as new comers to the field of cost accounting. I read this book as part of MBA curriculum and loved every bit, even though I do not have an accounting background.

Managerial Accounting, 9th edition

This is an outstanding book, which covers complex topics on a very friendly manner. Maybe for some readers this book may seem hard to understand, so I strongly recommend everybody to think over the necessity of studying managerial accounting. For me as a person who works with internal finance and who makes prompt decisions upon raw timely data, the book was a relief. It covers such immensely important topics as break-even, leverage, cost behavior and structure, and so forth. One suggestion, do not learn everything by heart, it's useless. You never learn everything in managerial accounting. Use the book as a reference for your everyday needs. Good luck.

Simply The Best Managerial Accounting Text

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