Reviews
There's something more important than E30, and you can see in the book, you can look at the investors in the Insight.
Limits of accounting information that can't reflect the change in the world. A book that makes you think about the limits of value and profit of uninvented resources.
Instead of arguing about the futility of existing corporate accounting systems, as in the title, offering its blind spots and supplements, it shows a ambitious plan to help develop existing corporate accounts.
I don't have much stock and accounting knowledge, so I read slowly with understanding, but it explains well and is good.
Baruch Lev et al.: Accounting is not necessary
The financial report of the company is the first to determine whether it's worth investing in the stock investors or whether the future of the corporation is hopeful. But are these indicators really reflecting corporate values? Can this data be a strong source of investment in increasingly complex business models and rapidly changing trends? In the case of accounts, two authors advise investors, policymakers and business management to take these measures seriously. The authors have demonstrated by the current financial report, which is not suitable for 21st century investment and decision making, and have analyzed the reasons for this decline in accounting information, and finally come up with a solution to these problems. The current corporate financial report says that it is not providing useful information to support investors and women's effective investment decision making. For four industries, the value of real companies by analyzing their own distribution of conferences and investors' conferences suggests a new system of information that can be demonstrated and understood more transparently than corporate management, claiming that the value is reflected in corporate strategic assets rather than accounting types of assets on balance sheets.
Korean title: 회계는 필요 없다
Korean author: 바루크 레브 외
Korean publisher: 한스미디어
ISBN-13: 9791160071801
Reviews
There's something more important than E30, and you can see in the book, you can look at the investors in the Insight.
Limits of accounting information that can't reflect the change in the world. A book that makes you think about the limits of value and profit of uninvented resources.
Instead of arguing about the futility of existing corporate accounting systems, as in the title, offering its blind spots and supplements, it shows a ambitious plan to help develop existing corporate accounts.
I don't have much stock and accounting knowledge, so I read slowly with understanding, but it explains well and is good.
