Study Guide: Managerial Accounting

by James Jiambalvo

Presents key accounting concepts that managers must know in order to make informed decisions. This book includes expanded Incremental Measurement and You Get What You Measure sections in each chapter. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0471229997
• ISBN13: 9780471229995
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 1.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.6" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

Good Book

As a new student to accounting I must say I have not decided to give up. This book is excellent and I will recommend this book to anyone whi is going into the accounting field. Good luck

Quick Delivery

I was very satisfied with the condition and delivery of my book. I have no complaints.

Finally reading a managerial accounting book is fun

I love this book. The illustrations are great and the text is easy to follow. Jiambalvo helps the reader to build a bridge over the chasm between theory and real life applications. The book has just the right length. Not too elaborate and not too concise.

Study Guide to accompany Managerial Accounting, 2nd Edition

The text book was fabulous! The study guide is a beneficial tool that really helped me understand the concepts presented. Using the textbook exercises, problems and the textbook I was able to get an A in the class AND learn a lot! Good Luck!

A very clear accounting book !

This College/MBA level book does have something in common with books in the 'For Dummies' series: It provides very clear explanations, of essential concepts. In addition it is well illustrated with clear, to the point, useful diagrams and illustrations that are worth "a thousand words". Having read other accounting texts such as Horngren's books, this book is great as an introduction, for overview, or for review of managerial accounting concepts. It provides clear definitions of terms and concepts. It helps to understand and implement concepts. And, it gives practical examples how decision making is affected by incremental costs, and by what you measure. This is not a basic or simple text. It explains Managerial Accounting very well. A CD with case demonstrations livens the adds to its modern format. The fact that James Jiambalvo, through his clarity, style and organization, manages to make important accounting concepts appear so clear and simple, is a credit to his style. This is a great accounting book.