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11th Edition By Peter Atrill, Eddi
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H iHiH 12
TABLE OF CONTENTS H H
1. Introduction to management accounting H H H
2. Relevant costs and benefits for decision making
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3. Cost–volume–profit analysis H
4. Full costing
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5. Costing and cost management in a competitive environment
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6. Budgeting
7. Accounting for control H H
8. Making capital investment decisions
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9. Managing risk H
10. Strategic management accounting: performance evaluation an
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d pricing in a competitive environment
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11. Measuring divisional performance H H
12. Managing working capital H H
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Authors’ note to tutors
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Using the book
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iHiH Management Accounting for HiHiH HiHiH
iHiH Decision Makers: HiHiH Hi
11th Edition By Peter Atrill, Eddi
HiHiH
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H iHiH H iHiH H iHiH H iHiH
e
, iHiH McLaney All Chapters 1 - H iHiH H iHiH H iHiH H iHiH
H iHiH 12
TABLE OF CONTENTS H H
1. Introduction to management accounting H H H
2. Relevant costs and benefits for decision making
H H H H H H
3. Cost–volume–profit analysis H
4. Full costing
H
5. Costing and cost management in a competitive environment
H H H H H H H
6. Budgeting
7. Accounting for control H H
8. Making capital investment decisions
H H H
9. Managing risk H
10. Strategic management accounting: performance evaluation an
H H H H H
d pricing in a competitive environment
H H H H H
11. Measuring divisional performance H H
12. Managing working capital H H
, SHEHCHTHIHOHN A
Authors’ note to tutors
H H H
Using the book
H H
TheHbookH isH designedH toH provideH readersH withH aH soundH introductionH toH managementHaccount
ing.HItHassumesHnoH previousH knowledgeH ofH theH subjectH andH recognisesH thatH studentsHusingHitH
mayHcomeHfromHaHwideHvarietyHofHbackgrounds.HTheHbook,Htherefore,HtriesH toH avoidHtechnicalHjarg
onHandHdoesHnotHassumeHaHhighHlevelH ofH numericalH abilityH fromH students.H ItH hasHbeenHclassHtest
edHbyHstudentsHonH variousH coursesH andH weH haveH modifiedH andH refinedH theHmaterialHtoHtakeHac
countHofHtheirH comments.H WeH haveH alsoH takenH accountH ofH theH commentsHmadeHbyHlecturersH
whoH usedH theH firstH nineH editionsH ofH theH bookH andH ofH speciallyHcommissionedH reviews.
TheHbookHaimsHtoHencourageHanHactiveHapproachHtoHlearningHbyHprovidingHactivitiesHandHself-
HassessmentHquestionsHatHappropriateHpoints.HThisHapproachHisHdesignedHtoHstimulateHthoughtHconce
rningHparticularHissuesH andH toHgiveH theHreadersH theH opportunityH toHtestH theirH understandingHofH t
heH principlesH covered.
TheHbookHisHsupplementedHbyHaHpassword-
controlledHlecturers’HwebsiteHandHaHstudentHwebsiteHavailableH toH allH readers.
TheH structureH ofH theH bookH allowsH theH tutorH toH deliverH theH subjectH inH aH numberH ofH ways.H I
tHcanH beH usedH asH recommendedH readingH forH aH traditionalH courseH basedH onH lecturesHHHandHtut
orials.HThereH areH criticalH reviewH questionsH andH exercisesH atH theH endH ofH eachH chapterH thatHca
nH beH usedH asH theH basisH forH tutorials.HHHItH couldH alsoH provideH theH basisH forH aH distanceHlearni
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essHSchool.HAccountingH‘surgeries’HhaveHalsoHbeenHprovidedHtoHgiveHstudentsHtheHopportunityHforH
one-to-oneH helpH withH anyH problemsH theyH face.
TheH bookH isH appropriateH forH modulesH thatH areH designedH toH beH coveredH inH 100H toH 150H hou
rsHofH study.H ForH full-timeH students,H thisH willH oftenH beH coveredH inH oneH academicH year.
PowerPoint slides H
TheHdiagramsHinHtheHbook,H alongH withH otherH diagramsH andH materials,H areH availableH asHPower
PointHslidesHtoHhelpHinHdeliveringH lecturesH andH tutorialsH andH theseH canH beH downloadedHfromH t
heH lecturers’H website.
Practice/assessment material H
, TheHactivities,HwhoseH solutionsH immediatelyH followH them,H andH self-
assessmentH questions,HwhoseH solutionsH areH atHHHtheH endHHHofH theHHHbook,H formH anH integralHHHp
artH ofH it.HHHInHHHaddition,HthereH areH variousH other
