Colin James Drury Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

For over forty years, this resource has guided learners through the complexities of accounting, effectively merging theory with practical application. The Student Manual serves as a valuable companion to the latest edition, offering a multitude of questions for each chapter that enable students to practice and solidify their understanding of management and cost accounting concepts. The eleventh edition has been thoroughly updated by Mike Tayles, a colleague and friend of the original author, Colin Drury, following the author's plans and notes. The content is organized into two main parts: the first part consists of questions covering topics such as cost terms and concepts, cost assignment, job costing systems, process costing, and various costing methods. It also addresses decision-making, pricing strategies, activity-based costing, capital investment decisions, budgeting processes, management control systems, and strategic performance management. The second part provides solutions to these questions, reinforcing the learning process and ensuring comprehension of key principles. This structured approach facilitates mastery of essential topics in management and cost accounting, making it an indispensable tool for students in the field.

Aimed at non-accounting management students, this textbook offers a thorough introduction to management accounting, approaching the subject from a managerial perspective, without sacrificing accuracy or detail.

Covers both theory and practice and encompasses all the basic topics needed on an introductory course. Now in its eighth edition, this title has been carefully updated to ensure it precisely fits the course and examination requirements.

An introductory textbook on management accounting featuring learning objectives, examples, key term and concept lists, important examination points, review problems with answers, and a summary in each chapter.

Management Accounting for Business provides a thorough introduction to the theory and practice of management accounting. Accessible and student friendly, the text excludes the technical and more advanced content that is required by specialist accounting students but offers the general business student on an undergraduate, postgraduate or post-experience course a firm foundation in management accounting. It is the ideal introductory text for all non-accounting students studying management accounting on a modular one or two-semester undergraduate degree course, or as part of an MBA course.

This text is adapted from Drury's Management and Cost Accounting, and is tailored to the needs of a one-year course. It should be of interest to professional and undergraduate students taking a first course in costing, cost management, management accounting or cost and management accounting.

This text is adapted from Drury's Management and Cost Accounting, and is tailored to the needs of a one-year course. It should be of interest to professional and undergraduate students taking a first course in costing, cost management, management accounting or cost and management accounting.

This text is adapted from Drury's Management and Cost Accounting, and is tailored to the needs of a one-year course. It should be of interest to professional and undergraduate students taking a first course in costing, cost management, management accounting or cost and management accounting.

This third edition of a text on management and cost accounting features coverage of activity-based costing (ABC), advance manufacturing technologies (AMTs), JIT, MRP, target costing, life-cycle costing, strategic management accounting, total quality management and customer profitability analysis.