Management and Cost Accounting - Softcover

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  This second edition of Management and Cost Accounting delivers a winning combination of contemporary issues, a strong European focus, applications, professional questions, and cases, all supported by a richly-resourced website.  Management and Cost Accountingis the European adaptation of Horngren, Datar and Foster’s leading US text, Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis. The content has been significantly revised to reflect management accounting syllabuses across Europe. The new edition has been updated to focus on the concerns of management accountants in the modern economy.  Features A balance between modern management concerns and technical issues NEW - issues emerging from the ‘new economy’ NEW - a chapter dedicated to Strategic Management Accounting  Concepts in Action and Surveys of Company Practice highlight the practical application of accounting concepts by real companies End-of-chapter assignments, from short questions, through simple exercises, to professional-level questions In-depth European and Harvard Business School case studies A range of European currencies, with the euro as main reference currency Four-colour, reader-friendly design including a walk-through preface explaining how to use the book for maximum learning   Management and Cost Accounting is supported by a website at www.booksites.net/horngren and www.bhimani.com. This includes:  

• Multiple-choice exercises
• Readings from key research articles
• Case studies
• Problems with spreadsheet exercises
• Extra Professional Questions
• Resource links
• Glossary
• Password protected Lecturer Resources including Lecturer's Manual, PowerPoint slides, and Solutions.

 The authors Charles T. Horngrenis the Edmund W. Littlefield Professor Emeritus of Accounting at Stanford University. Alnoor Bhimaniis Reader in Accounting and Finance at the London School of Economics. Srikant M. Dataris the Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor of Business Administration at Harvard University. George Fosteris the Paul L. and Phyllis Wattis Professor of Management at Stanford University.