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Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 657 EAN: 9780471730514 Edition: 4 ISBN: 0471730513 Label: Wiley Manufacturer: Wiley Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 832 Publication Date: 2006-02 Publisher: Wiley Studio: Wiley
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  - Excellent BookThis is an excellent book. Each chapter starts with a real life example of the learning objectives that will be covered in the chapter. The concepts are explained in terms that are easy to understand and grasp. There are a variety of problems at the end of each chapter to reinforce the learning objectives. I would recommend this book to anybody who has little knowledge of accounting or someone who needs a refresher in the accounting principles. Rating:  - No Code Included With Purchse Of "New" Text From AmazonPotential Buyers, If you are a student who is taking an accounting course and your instructor requires you to use the accompanying Wiley Plus website, do not expect to get a Wiley Plus, registration code with this product. I purchased the text "new" directly from Amazon for an accounting class I am taking and I assumed that I would recieve the registration code I needed; I assumed wrong as there was no registration code included with my book. If you do need the code for class and you do choose to buy this book from Amazon, you'll be best off buying the cheapest, used edition and going to the Wiley Plus site directly to get a standard registration code for around $60 dollars. Of Course keep in mind shipping costs may eat up any savings you'd get buying from Amazon in the first place! The 1 star review actually reflects my dissatisfaction with the description of this product on Amazon's site, and not the quality of the text. Happy Shopping! Rating:  - accountingthe book arrived a little later than i expected; but, it's a very helpful book if you want to go for accounting. the book's website is extremely useful. Rating: - Good for its purpose -- learningThe authors have put together a text that is long on examples. It might seem redundant to some, but I think this is the right way to teach a process discipline like accounting. Much of the book is problem sets, in fact. Let's see, the chapters begin with study objectives. Then there are highlighted "key points." Then at the end of each lesson, there are demonstration problems, self-study questions, questions, a set of brief exercises, exercises, then problem sets A and B. I bought the 3rd edition, although the 4th is now available. The fourth edition has different problems in the first two chapters. In many instances, only the names of the company and an occasional number are different. It would matter if you are taking this for a class where the homework is graded. If your purpose is to learn the principles that underly financial accounting, though, you are as well served by the 3rd edition. Rating: - Great Book for Non-Finance ManagersThis was a textbook used in my Managerial Finance class. It was easy to understand, aside from just a few concepts not explained as clearly as I would've liked. My background is engineering, however, I learned a great deal from this book. Great job Kimmel. |
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