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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18515-1to use a more traditional approach for explaining accounting and the mechanics of accounting. It will also be helpful to readers who have had some exposure to that traditional approach as an aid to understanding how the exposition in this book and that in other texts relate to one another. In the ne

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Jorge L. Alió,Jorge L. Alió del Barriohe future may well result in undesirable consequences; this is particularly so in the business context. For example, one of the main reasons identified for the failure of small businesses is the lack of planning of cash requirements. These businesses often fail despite the fact that they trade profi

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Atlas of Applied Internal Liver Anatomy proportion of these decisions will relate to the short term and will be expressed in financial terms in the organization’s budget (see Chapter 17). Management will also he required to make decisions of a more immediate nature which relate to opportunities that were not anticipated at the planning s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-0020-6bed as ‘Making operating decisions’, focused on the use of resources and the individual decisions necessary to use these resources consistently within the overall objectives of an organization. In this stage it was also stated that the decisions would be translated into a short-term plan, normally r

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Atlas of Applied Internal Liver AnatomyThe profit and loss account summarizes all the costs and revenues of an organization over a defined period of time. Whilst this information is extremely useful in determining the overall profitability of the organization, there is also a need to determine the costs and the profitability of individual products.

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