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Financial Reporting and Analysis (3rd Edition)
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Financial Reporting and Analysis (3rd Edition)

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"This book makes a great tool to teach both Intermediate Accounting as well as Financial Statement Analysis. It is particularly useful as a single text that bridges across both these courses, as we use it at NYU."

 
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Product Details
Author:Lawrence Revsine
Hardcover:1088 pages
Publisher:Prentice Hall
Publication Date:June 07, 2004
ISBN:0131430211
Package Length:11.22 inches
Package Width:8.86 inches
Package Height:1.77 inches
Package Weight:5.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 9 reviews

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1Shipping ripoff/ unfounded claims  Apr 28, 2008
I ordered expidited shipping for my product to get it sooner than the regular shipping. They happily charged me for expidited shipping, then turned around and sent the book via media mail. Also, the item diescription for my book said it was highlighted by a student that got a B+ in the course. I have yet to find any hightlighted areas in the book. When I contacted the seller via email to inquire, they cam back at me angry claiming that I was trying to threaten them. This was a poor experience at best. I will never shop with this Seller agian.

3Financial Reporting book review  Apr 09, 2008
Recent Accounting knowledge is a plus when reading this book. A few examples of problem solving would be nice. An answer key to the exercises in each chapter would be helpful too.

You will want a fresh mind & coffee when reading this book!

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2Almost everything I dislike in a textbook  May 08, 2006
This book has many characteristics that I really dislike to see in a textbook.

First, the authors flooded almost every page with extraneous information. When you're learning this stuff, you want it to be explained simply and clearly - but the authors seem more intent on showing you how much they know about some topic, even when that information is tangenital and not very helpful.

They don't word things clearly. They'll call the same thing by two different names - (i.e. "Pension Cost" and "Pension Expense") which needlessly adds to the confusion. They'll discuss some topic for several pages without even writing down the basic, relevant journal entry.

One of the wordiest, most poorly written accounting books I have ever had the displeasure of studying from.

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3One of the better books available  Sep 30, 2003
This publication provides a thorough and comprehensive review of almost every important aspect of accounting, financial analytics and reporting. A useful tool for a person new to finance or someone needing a refresh or review of important topics. A solutions manual would have been helpful, but the book is a valuable buy nonetheless.

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5Very good for understanding the subject  Mar 10, 2002
The book provides very clear explanations about different aspects of financial statement analysis. The only drawbacks are that the book is a little simplistic and that problem solutions are sorely needed. However, I am sure you are not going to use oit for self-study- you would be using it as a textbook in a financial statement analysis class. The professor, would be able to provide you with solutions (as in my case- thanks Dr. Church!) and will also help you out with some of the tougher stuff. Whatever, the book does an excellent job in explaining the basic stuff- much better than the Sondhi book.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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