• Reference to use of digital developments in management accounting such as predictive analysis in costing and other strategic uses, as well as references to the use of Excel in management accounting. • Updated according to the latest ACCA and CIMA syllabi
“We fi nd this book educationally strong. The language is accessible and appropriate; ideas are built up incrementally; authors show sensitivity to readers for whom English is an additional language without weakening their academic style and the South African case studies provide interest and relevance.”
Dr J Skinner and Dr C Goodier, University of KwaZulu-Natal: Management Studies Education Unit
Table of contents: Chapter 1: Introduction to management accounting • Chapter 2: Cost classifi cation and behaviour • Chapter 3: Cost estimation • Chapter 4: Cost-volume-profi t relationships • Chapter 5: Absorption versus variable costing • Integration section: Chapters 1 to 5 • Chapter 6: Overhead allocation • Chapter 7: Job costing • Chapter 8: Process costing • Chapter 9: Joint and by-product costing • Integration section: Chapters 6 to 9 • Chapter 10: Relevant costs for decision-making • Chapter 11: Decision-making under operational constraints • Chapter 12: Budgets, planning and control • Chapter 13: Standard costing • Integration section: Chapters 10 to 13 • Chapter 14: Performance management • Chapter 15: Transfer pricing • Chapter 16: Contemporary management accounting concepts • Chapter 17: Competitive advantage • Integration section: Chapters 14 to 17
Lecturer resources • PowerPoint® slides • Instructor’s manual • Question bank
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Student resources • Question bank for students
Principles of Management Accounting: The Question Book 3e Editors: J Williams and O Skae
Principles of Management Accounting: The Question Book 3e accompanies Principles of Management Accounting: A South African Perspective 3e. This question book contains a wide range of questions of varying diffi culty related to each of the chapters in the textbook and also includes selected solutions. The shorter questions require students to implement the principles discussed in the textbook, while the longer questions test understanding of core concepts and encourage independent reasoning. Questions have been graded as ‘intermediate’ or ‘advanced’.
Principles of Management Accounting: The Question Book 3e is aimed at undergraduate students of management accounting at universities and universities of technology. It will also provide useful revision for honours students and can be used by MBA students.
Together with the textbook, it forms an ideal learning package that provides students with essential practice in answering the types of questions they will encounter in examinations.
New to this edition: • New questions, such as those on relevant information for decision-making, standard costing, performance management and transfer pricing
Table of Contents: Chapter 1: Introduction to management accounting • Chapter 2: Cost classifi cation and behaviour • Chapter 3: Cost estimation • Chapter 4: Cost-volume-profi t relationships • Chapter 5: Absorption versus variable costing • Chapter 6: Overhead allocation • Chapter 7: Job costing • Chapter 8: Process costing • Chapter 9: Joint and by-product costing • Chapter 10: Relevant costs for decision-making • Chapter 11: Decision-making under operational constraints • Chapter 12: Budgets, planning and control • Chapter 13: Standard costing • Chapter 14: Performance management • Chapter 15: Transfer pricing • Chapter 16: Contemporary management accounting concepts • Chapter 17: Competitive advantage • Selected solutions
Lecturer resources • Full solutions manual
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PAPERBACK OCT 2020 OUP SA
336 PAGES 9780190750596 9780190753436
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ACCOUNTING & AUDITING: COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
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