Cambridge Business Publishers

	Financial Accounting for Executives Financial Accounting for Executives by Kenneth R. Ferris and James S. Wallace Financial Accounting for Executives is written specifically for the Executive MBA market and MBAs with business experience. It features a “spreadsheet approach” to recording and analyzing transactions. This concise text can be used in a wide variety of course formats, ranging from brief executive programs lasting only a few weekends to more traditional 15-week courses.
	MBA Financial & Managerial Accounting Financial & Managerial Accounting for MBAs by Peter Easton, Robert Halsey, Mary Lea McAnally, and Al Hartgraves Financial & Managerial Accounting for MBAs is managerially oriented and focuses on the most salient aspects of accounting. It teaches MBA students how to read, analyze, and interpret accounting data to make informed business decisions. This textbook makes accounting engaging, relevant, and contemporary. To that end, it consistently incorporates real company data, both in the body of each module and throughout assignment material.
	MBA Financial Accounting - 3rd Edition Financial Accounting for MBAs by Peter Easton, John Wild, Robert Halsey, and Mary Lea McAnally Financial Accounting for MBAs is written expressly for MBAs and is managerially oriented. It teaches students how to read, analyze and interpret financial accounting data to make informed business decisions. Click on the cover to learn more about this exciting new book. (Looking for information and resources for the 2nd Edition of Financial Accounting for MBAs? Click Here.)
	Financial Accounting Financial Accounting by Thomas R. Dyckman, Peter D. Easton and Glenn M. Pfeiffer Financial Accounting is real-world oriented and focuses on the most salient aspects of accounting. It teaches students how to read, analyze, and interpret financial accounting data to make informed business decisions. This book balances financial reporting, analysis, interpretation, and decision making with the more standard aspects of accountings such as journal entries, T-accounts, and the preparation of financial statements. Financial Accounting is intended for use in the first financial accounting course at either the undergraduate or graduate level; one in which decision making and analysis are emphasized.
	Managerial Accounting Managerial Accounting by Potter, Morse, Davis and Hartgraves Managerial Accounting by Potter, Morse, Davis and Hartgraves is intended for all business students – not just accounting students. It presents managerial accounting in the context of a big-picture, decision oriented, business setting. This textbook is ideal for introductory managerial accounting courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels in which the instructor emphasizes decision making, balances managerial applications with accounting mechanics, and avoids bookkeeping entries and T-accounts. Click on the cover to learn more about this exciting new edition.