Chapter Outlines and Learning Outcomes
Each chapter opens with a list of topics to be covered in the
chapter along with a set of learning objectives, summarizing
what you will learn from each chapter. Key Terms
These are highlighted in bold type throughout
the text, with page number references at the end
of each chapter so they can be found quickly and
easily. A full glossary of defi nitions can also be
found at the end of the book. Exhibits
Each chapter presents a number of fi gures
and tables to help you to visualize the
material being covered and to illustrate and
summarize important concepts. 'Management Accounting in Practice' examples
This feature provides illustrations to
show how management accounting
affects real companies. Each illustration
is accompanied by an exercise so you
can analyse the content. 'Management Accounting Insight' examples
This feature provides an insight
into real accounting research that is
relevant to the chapter topics. Worked Examples
Worked examples help you learn how to apply
theory in practice by explaining how to solve
problems in a step-by-step format. Chapter Summaries
These boxes provide an opportunity to recap and review
the main topics presented in each chapter, to ensure you
have acquired a solid understanding as you work through
the book. Review Questions
These questions encourage you to review the key
principles and apply the knowledge you have
acquired from each chapter. Group Discussion & Activity Questions
These questions promote in-class discussion and
encourage you to actively research a topic. Ideal
for use in seminars. Exercises
This end-of-chapter feature is the
perfect way to practise the techniques
you have been taught and apply
methodology. Case Study Problem
Each chapter features one case
study with its own set of questions,
designed to test how well you can
apply the main techniques learned. Recommended Reading and References
Each chapter features a list of
comprehensive readings and
references, comprising the latest
research and practitioner-oriented
literature, to broaden your
knowledge and understanding of
the chapter topics. |