Accounting in business decision making
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Using accounting information and its principles in decision making.
For example: why is it important, how can it be used, what are some examples of accounting information that helps organizations make better decisions, etc.
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"Financial Accounting"'
First, external parties can use the published GAAP financial statements to evaluate performance (to decide whether to keep or sell their stock or do business with them) or to make credit decisions (whether to loan to them). The evaluation often includes looking at profits, cash flows and the results of ratios that measure ...
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