CONCISE COVERAGE
Your students want a text that is concise, and that presents material in a clear and readable manner. Introduction to Managerial Accounting presents everything your students should know, keeping the material accessible and avoiding advanced topics related to cost management. Similarly, their biggest concern is making sure they can solve the end-of-chapter problems after reading the chapter. Market research indicates that Brewer/Garrison/Noreen achieves—and helps students achieve—this better than any other concise managerial accounting text on the market. Additionally, the key supplements were written by Garrison, Noreen, and Brewer, ensuring that students and instructors will work with clear, well-written supplements that employ consistent terminology.

DECISION-MAKING FOCUS
Every student who passes through your class needs to know is how accounting information is used to make business decisions, especially if they plan to be future managers. That’s why Brewer, Garrison and Noreen make decision-making a pivotal component of Introduction to Managerial Accounting. In every chapter you’ll find the following key features, each designed to teach your students how to use accounting information like a manager. Decision Maker and You Decide Boxes challenge students to develop analytical and critical thinking skills in solving a managerial accounting problem, in both corporate and entrepreneurial settings. Building Your Skills cases give students’ decision-making skills an added boost by presenting them with a more in-depth scenario to work through.

A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH TO LEARNING
Today’s students rely on technology more than ever as a learning tool, and Introduction to Managerial Accounting offers the finest technology package of any text on the market. From interactive study aids to online grading and course management, our technology assets have one thing in common: they make your class time more productive, more stimulating, and more rewarding for you and your students. McGraw- Hill’s Homework Manager™ uses text-based, algorithmically generated problems to develop problem-solving skills. For mastering the most difficult topics, Topic Tackler combines video, self-assessment, and PowerPoint lectures. Additionally, NetTutor and the Online Learning Center provide your students with a variety of multimedia aids to help them learn managerial accounting. Homework Manager Plus™ provides an online version of the text in addition to access to Homework Manager, NetTutor, and all of the assets offered on the Online Learning Center, giving students a convenient way to access everything they need to succeed in their course.

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CONCISE COVERAGE
Your students want a text that is concise, and that presents material in a clear and readable manner. Introduction to Managerial Accounting presents everything your students should know, keeping the material accessible and avoiding advanced topics related to cost management. Similarly, their biggest concern is making sure they can solve the end-of-chapter problems after reading the chapter. Market research indicates that Brewer/Garrison/Noreen achieves—and helps students achieve—this better than any other concise managerial accounting text on the market. Additionally, the key supplements were written by Garrison, Noreen, and Brewer, ensuring that students and instructors will work with clear, well-written supplements that employ consistent terminology.

DECISION-MAKING FOCUS
Every student who passes through your class needs to know is how accounting information is used to make business decisions, especially if they plan to be future managers. That’s why Brewer, Garrison and Noreen make decision-making a pivotal component of Introduction to Managerial Accounting. In every chapter you’ll find the following key features, each designed to teach your students how to use accounting information like a manager. Decision Maker and You Decide Boxes challenge students to develop analytical and critical thinking skills in solving a managerial accounting problem, in both corporate and entrepreneurial settings. Building Your Skills cases give students’ decision-making skills an added boost by presenting them with a more in-depth scenario to work through.

A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH TO LEARNING
Today’s students rely on technology more than ever as a learning tool, and Introduction to Managerial Accounting offers the finest technology package of any text on the market. From interactive study aids to online grading and course management, our technology assets have one thing in common: they make your class time more productive, more stimulating, and more rewarding for you and your students. McGraw- Hill’s Homework Manager™ uses text-based, algorithmically generated problems to develop problem-solving skills. For mastering the most difficult topics, Topic Tackler combines video, self-assessment, and PowerPoint lectures. Additionally, NetTutor and the Online Learning Center provide your students with a variety of multimedia aids to help them learn managerial accounting. Homework Manager Plus™ provides an online version of the text in addition to access to Homework Manager, NetTutor, and all of the assets offered on the Online Learning Center, giving students a convenient way to access everything they need to succeed in their course.