MBA 金融、会计便携式指南 THE PORTABLE MBA IN FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING

The latest volume in the bestselling series
In today's business environment, a knowledge of finance and skills in budgeting and financial planning are more important than ever before. Totally updated and revised, this highly anticipated Third Edition provides new information on five such key topics as interpreting financial statements; information technology in finance; planning capital expenditures; information technology and your firm; business valuation, and much more. Top experts in each field explain the basics of cost-volume analysis, forecasts, and budgets, and reveal how to create a winning business plan. Ideal reading for any manager or executive who needs a "refresher course" in finance.
Les Livingstone, PhD, MBA, CPA (West Palm Beach, FL), runs a national consulting firm which specializes in complex business research and expert testimony in large commercial lawsuits. He was chairman of the Division of Accounting and Law at Babson College.
Theodore Grossman (Wellesley, MA) is a senior member of the faculty of Babson College with an appointment in information technology and accounting.

JOHN LESLIE LIVINGSTONE, PhD, CPA,author of many books and professional journal articles, has been the Arthur Young Distinguished Professor at Ohio State University, Fuller E.Callaway Professor at Georgia Tech, and Chairman, Division of Accounting and Law at Babson College. He has been a partner at a lead-ing international accounting firm as well as a prin-cipal in a prominent management consulting firm,and now directs a national consulting company headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida.
THEODORE GROSSMAN is a senior mem-ber of the faculty of Babson College with an appointment in information technology and accounting. He founded and was president and chairman of TRG, which provides data com-munication services, turnkey hardware and software products, and consulting services to leading companies.

Preface
Acknowledgments
PART ONE: UNDERSTANDING THE NUMBERS
1. Using Financial Statements (J. Livingstone)
2. Analyzing Business Earnings (E. Comiskey and C. Mulford)
3. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis (W. Lawler)
4. Activity-Based Costing (W. Lawler)
5. Information Technology and You (E. Cale Jr.)
6. Forecasts and Budgets (R. Halsey)
7. Measuring Productivity (M. van Breda)
PART TWO: PLANNING AND FORECASTING
8. Choosing a Business Form (R. Mandel)
9. The Business Plan (A. Zacharakis)
10. Planning Capital Expenditure (S. Feinstein)
11. Taxed and Business Decisions (R. Mandel)
12. Global Finance (E. Comiskey and C. Mulford)
13. Financial Management of Risks (S. Feinstein)
PART THREE: MAKING KEY STRATEGIC DECISIONS
14. Going Public (S. Honig)
15. The Board of Directors (C. Anderson and R. Anthony)
16. Information Technology and the Firm (T. Grossman)
17. Profitable Growth by Acquistion (R. Bliss)
17. Business Valuation (M. Crain)
Glossary
About the Authors
Index