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Financial and cost analysis for engineering and technology management

by Henry E. Riggs (1994)

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"This book gets project engineers and technical managers quickly on-line with the full range of financial and managerial accounting concepts they need to know to manage effectively. All the core accounting concepts are covered, from valuation, financial statement analysis, budget analysis, and cost accounting, to price-level adjustments, activity-based costing, and the role of compromises, estimates, assumptions, and omissions in accounting procedures."--Book jacket.

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