Description
Book SynopsisThis study of managerial and financial accounting looks at financial information and throughput modelling. It examines issues such as conceptual modeling, comparing prior models with the conceptual model, and implications for financial reporting, managerial decisions, and future research.
Table of ContentsPrior decision models and extensions; conceptual modeling used in accounting and management; axiomatic development of a decision-making model; comparing prior models with the conceptual model; conceptual modeling examples from accounting, auditing, business executives and the military; implications for financial reporting and managerial decisions; implications for future research using the throughput model.
