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Introduction to Management Accounting e-book

• Contents


• Guided tour of the book


• Guided tour of MyAccountingLab


• Preface


• Acknowledgements


• 1 Managerial accounting and organisations


• Starbucks


• Accounting and decision making


• Cost?benefit and behavioural considerations


• The management process and accounting


• Planning and control for product life cycles and the value chain


• Accounting?s position in the organisation


• Adaptation to change


• Ethical conduct for professional accountants


• Highlights to remember


• Accounting vocabulary


• Fundamental assignment material


• Additional assignment material


• Case study


• 2 Introduction to cost behaviour and cost?volume relationships


• Boeing Company


• Identifying resources, activities, costs and cost drivers


• Variable- and fixed-cost behaviour


• Cost?volume?profit analysis


• Additional uses of cost?volume analysis


• Nonprofit application


• Highlights to remember


• Appendix 2A: Sales-mix analysis


• Appendix 2B: Impact of income taxes


• Accounting vocabulary


• Fundamental assignment material


• Additional assignment material


• Case study


• 3 Measurement of cost behaviour


• Air Arabia


• Cost drivers and cost behaviour


• Management influence on cost behaviour


• Cost functions


• Methods of measuring cost functions


• Highlights to remember


• Appendix 3: Use and interpretation of least-squares regression


• Accounting vocabulary


• Fundamental assignment material


• Additional assignment material


• Case study


• 4 Cost management systems and activity-based costing


• Dell


• Cost man