Denne boken er skrevet for emnet driftsregnskap og budsjettering. Boken er godt brukt og inneholder ingen markeringer.

Med lett tilgjengelig teori, en rekke eksempler og et rikt utvalg av oppgaver gir boka god forståelse av grunnleggende bedriftsøkonomi.

Med lett tilgjengelig teori, en rekke eksempler og et rikt utvalg av oppgaver gir boka god forståelse av grunnleggende bedriftsøkonomi

Bok i driftsregnskap og budsjettering

Økonomistyring. Innføring i bedriftsøkonomi og regnskap er skrevet for studenter og fagpersoner som trenger en grunnleggende innføring i det bedriftsøkonomiske fagområdet. Målgruppen er ingeniører, maritime fagpersoner, helsepersonell og andre som har behov for en introduksjon i bedriftsøkonomisk analyse, budsjettering og regnskapsforståelse. Det er lagt vekt på å gi boka en logisk og ryddig struktur, slik at det er lett å finne frem i stoffet. Boka har sammendrag, kontrollspørsmål og oppgaver knyttet til hvert kapittel, og består av fire hoveddeler.

Denne boken er skrevet for emnet driftsregnskap og budsjettering. Boken er godt brukt og inneholder ingen markeringer.

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