TY  - BOOK
AU  - Radebaugh,Lee H.
AU  - Gray,Sidney J.
TI  - International accounting and multinational enterprises
SN  - 047196014; 0471136646 manual
U1  - 657.96 
PY  - 1997///
CY  - New York, N.Y.
PB  - J. Wiley
KW  - CONTABILIDAD COMPARATIVA
KW  - ESTUDIOS DE CASOS
KW  - EMPRESAS MULTINACIONALES
KW  - EMPRESAS TRANSNACIONALES
N1  - Incluye: Instructor's resource manual; Incluye bibliografía; Pte.1: International Business and International Accounting; International Dimensions of Accounting; International Business and Multinational Strategy; Pte.2: The International Accounting Environment; Accounting Systems in the Global Environment; International Patterns of Accounting Development; Comparative International Accounting Systems and Practices; Pressures for International Accounting Harmonization and Disclosure; Multinational Management Perspectives on Information Disclosure and Regulation; Pte.3: International Financial Reporting Issues; International Business Combinations and Consolidations; International Accounting for Goodwill and Intangibles; International Segmental Reporting; Accounting for Price Changes and Inflation; Foreign Exchange and Accounting for Foreign Currency Transactions; Translation of Foreign Currency Financial Statements; Pte.4: International Financial Analysis; Comparative International Analysis of Financial Statements; International Disclosure Trends and Financial Analysis; Pte.5: International Management Accounting and Control; International Taxation; Management of Control Global Operations; Managerial Accounting in the Global Environment; Performance Evaluation of Foreign Operations; Auditing of Foreign Operations; Pte.6: The Future of Global Accounting; Global Accounting Issues into the 21st Century
N2  - This text presents international accounting within the context of managing multinational enterprises (MNE). It focuses on business strategies of MNE's and how accounting applies to these strategies. This approach gives students the opportunity to learn about international accounting from a perspective similar to one they will experience once they graduate. Each accounting issue is analyzed from three perspectives: theoretical issues; major national treatments; and international harmonization efforts
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