Accounting: An International Perspective

Gerhard G. Mueller · Helen Gernon · Gary K. Meek

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Accounting Theory and Financial Reporting Accounting and Financial Management Accounting Education and Careers

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The role of accounting in an increasingly global business environment is taking on new dimensions, as the open exchange of information--particularly accounting information--becomes more crucial than ever to multinational corporations and those working in global markets. Accountants familiar with the international aspects of their field have the edge in today's marketplace. Gives accountants, attorneys, and business executives the general, nontechnical overview of international accounting.

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