Managerial Accounting(13th Edition)

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Ray H. Garrison, Eric W. Noreen, Peter C. Brewer

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ISBN: 978-0073379616, 73379611, 978-0697789938

Book publisher: McGraw Hill

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Book Price $0 : Managerial Accounting by Ray H. Garrison, Eric W. Noreen, and Peter C. Brewer is a critical resource in the domain of accounting designed for business professionals and students. This book explains the intricacies of managerial accounting and highlights the significance of using detailed financial reports for business strategy and decision-making processes. It introduces essential concepts such as cost behavior, budgeting, and performance analysis, presenting them through real-world applications that provide clarity on implementing strategic cost management solutions. The book’s comprehensive table of content guides readers through a systematic exploration of topics including planning, controlling, and decision-making in a managerial context. One of the key features of Managerial Accounting is its interactive student-focused learning tools, such as the solution manual and answer key, which facilitate better understanding and practical application of accounting principles. Through a progressive approach, the authors offer insight into cost-volume-profit analysis and the budgeting process, which are crucial for maintaining economic stability within an organization. The book has been well-received for its practical examples and application-oriented methodology, making it ideal for both novices and seasoned professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of managerial accounting. With a focus on enhancing analytical skills, this text is indispensable for anyone trying to master the decision-enhancing aspects of accounting within organizations. This book’s cheap cost enables wider access, helping bridge educational gaps in underfunded communities.

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Evelyn Griffin
5.0
Managerial Accounting, 13th Edition has been a game-changer in my accounting studies. The layout of the book is intuitive, making complex concepts easier to grasp. The real-life examples are incredibly helpful, and the practice problems at the end of each chapter reinforce learning effectively. What really stood out for me was how up-to-date the material is, which is crucial in this ever-evolving field. Additionally, I used my subscription discount, which saved me a decent amount. Highly recommend this for anyone serious about managerial accounting!
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Ella Proctor
3.0
Got this book for free which was cool since im taking ACC 302: Managerial Accounting for Decision Making and was curious how it'd help. the start seems okay with examples that make sense but i feel like some parts drag or get kinda dry. it’s okay for learning basic stuff but not wow at explaining tougher bits which i kinda hoped for. quality looks good tho no defects or anything but i haven’t gone all the way through it yet. typing between classes so gonna keep at it but yeah it’s not giving me like total wow moment or anything so far.
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Allison Foster
4.0
The book arrived quickly and in perfect condition, thanks to the efficient delivery service. It's a solid resource for understanding the basics of managerial accounting. The sections on cost management are particularly clear, and the exercises provide a good test of understanding. The only minor drawback I found is that some sections could have delved deeper into advanced topics, but overall it's a very helpful guide.
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Hope Rhodes
4.0
I got the book as part of a membership deal that gave me an extra 20% off, so the value was fantastic. The text explains managerial accounting concepts in a straightforward manner, making it accessible for both beginners and those with some experience. The blend of theory and practice ensures a well-rounded understanding. It arrived well-packaged without any damage, which was a relief. I've enjoyed using this as a reference for both coursework and professional development. A bit more depth in certain areas would have been perfect, but still a great read!
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Margaret Shepherd
4.0
Was looking for something to help me make sense of my class readings and somehow ended up finding this book — and since it was free, figured why not? I was kinda stuck on cost-volume-profit analysis, the problem was I kept confusing fixed costs and variable ones and how they play in decision making. Then Chapter 5 – Profit Planning totally cleared that up for me. It explains break-even and target profit point stuff in simple chunks, like breaking it down step-by-step rather than tossing out formulas and hoping you just get it. I had a little 'aha' moment when I realized how a single change in sales volume can swing profits, which actually got me thinking differently about managing a budget (makes more sense than I thought). Tried applying what I learned when planning a small project, using some of these cost analyses to figure out if it was worth going ahead – pretty cool to see that classroom stuff connect to real decisions. The examples helped me not just memorize but actually think through problems. What I don’t love though is some sections feel a bit wordy and could’ve done with fewer terms thrown at me fast, but it's still much easier to follow than other books I tried. The layout’s pretty clean so it doesn’t feel overwhelming. If you’re in something like cost or managerial accounting and want a helpful resource that’s not over the top, I’d say it’s worth giving a shot — especially when it’s free like it was for me. Makes handling profit planning way less scary.
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Bella Archer
4.0
Received this chapter-heavy textbook pretty quick and y’all, it’s in great shape — slick cover, no bend or marks, feels solid. Grabbed it free for my course ACCT 302: Managerial Accounting Strategies so obviously that helped me not stress about cost. Haven’t had the chance to look super deep yet but flipping through it’s not intimidating at all, kind of breezy to scan which is nice when juggling a bunch of classes. Pages aren’t flimsy or weird either. Feels like it’ll hold up well and I already spot a few bits that could help me make sense of some tricky stuff. Not a full review cause I’m only skimmed so far but so good to have this resource in my hands.
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Molly Rhodes
5.0
Needed this for my Bachelor of Science in Accounting studies and lucky me it was free ???? So far, it’s way easier to understand than the lectures—especially the way they break down stuff like budgeting and decision making which made me actually get it without zoning out 5 minutes in. It’s not super flashy but the pages have good weight, so it feels like a book that ain’t gonna fall apart in my backpack. Haven’t gone through all chapters but looks solid for homework help and grasping concepts overall. would recommend if you want something simple to lean on!
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Faith Abbott
5.0
Grabbed this text for my Bachelor of Science in Accounting studies since it was free, so why not? honestly, it breaks down stuff like budgeting and decision making in a way that doesn’t make me wanna snooze. haven’t gone through every chapter yet but the parts i've read actually make class homework less crazy. the pages feel decent quality, not too flimsy or anything. some examples stick with me, helped me actually understand more than first thought. it’s not a total deep dive but good enough for getting a grip on basics and some tricky parts so far. pretty happy with it!
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Harper Wallace
4.0
I stumbled on this book when my professor mentioned it would be helpful, and honestly, I wasn't expecting much since it was free for my class. But then I hit Chapter 5 which talks all about break-even analysis, and man, it finally clicked for me. I was always flipping back and forth trying to understand how sales volume impacts profits and the difference between fixed and variable costs didn't make much sense some weeks, until this chapter broke it down piece by piece. It wasn’t super boring either—it laid out examples that felt real, not just textbook stuff dumped at me. What really blew me away was the step-by-step explanation for figuring out target profit points. I tried applying it to a small freelance project I was thinking about and could actually estimate whether it’d make sense financially or not. That was a pleasant surprise because I usually kind of panic when facing that sort of stuff. The layout is pretty neat, makes it easy to track formulas with the explanations, and I felt like I wasn’t drowning in jargon. The one annoying thing was some concepts felt a bit rushed right after the example sections, so I had to reread a couple of spots, but nothing too crazy. For anyone trying to get their head around cost-volume-profit without losing your mind, this chapter alone makes the whole thing worth it. And since I didn’t have to pay, it’s basically a win-win. Not perfect, but definitely helped me understand stuff that was a total mystery before.