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财务报表分析与运用(第三版)(含光盘)

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财务报表分析与运用(第三版)(含光盘) 书   名:  财务报表分析与运用(第三版)(含光盘)
作   者:  杰拉尔德.I.怀特(Gerald l.White)等
出 版 社:  中信出版社
ISBN   :   780073639
原    价:  ¥82

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目        录  1.  FRAMEWORK  FOR  FINANCIAL  STATEMENT               ANALYSIS  1               Introduction  2               Need  for  Financial  Statement  Analysis  2               Focus  on  Investment  Decisions  3               Classes  of  Users,  4               Financial  Information  and  Capital  Markets,  4               The  Financial  Reporting  System  5               General  Principles  and  Measurement  Rules,  5               The  U.S.  Financial  Reporting  System  6               Securities  and  Exchange  Commission,  6               Financial  Accounting  Standards  Board,  7               International  Accounting  Standards  11               International  Organization  of  Securities  Commissions,  12               International  Accounting  Standards  Board,  12               European  Financial  Reporting  Standards,  13               SEC  Reporting  Requirements  for  Foreign  Registrants  13               Principal  Financial  Statements  14               The  Balance  Sheet,  14               The  Income  Statement,  15               Statement  of  Comprehensive  Income,  16               Statement  of  Cash  Flows,  17               Statement  of  Stockholders  Equity,  17               Footnotes,  18               Contingencies,  18               Supplementary  Schedules,  20               Other  Sources  of  Financial  Information  20               Management  Discussion  and  Analysis,  20               Other  Data  Sources,  21               Role  of  the  Auditor  22               Reporting  on  Uncertainties,  23               Other  Auditor  Services,  25               Changing  Auditors,  25               Auditing  Outside  of  the  United  States,  25               Summary  26       2.  ACCOUNTING  INCOME  AND  ASSETS:               THE  ACCRUAL  CONCEPT  28               Introduction  29               Income,  Cash  Flows,  and  Assets:  Definitions  and               Relationships  29               The  Accrual  Concept  of  Income  31               Income  Statement,  34               Accounting  Income:  Revenue  and  Expense  Recognition,  39               Issues  in  Revenue  and  Expense  Recognition,  45               Summary  of  Review  Recognition  Methods,  52               Nonrecurring  Items  52               Types  of  Nonrecurring  Items,  53               IAS  Standards  for  Nonrecurring  Items,  56               Analysis  of  Nonrecurring  Items,  56               Quality  of  Earnings,  61               The  Balance  Sheet  61               Format  and  Classification,  61               Measurement  of  Assets  and  Liabilities,  63               Uses  of  the  Balance  Sheet,  64               Statement  of  Stockholders  Equity  65               Format,  Classification,  and  Use,  65               Summary  68       3.  ANALYSIS  OF  CASH  FLOWS  74               Statement  of  Cash  Flows  75               Direct  and  Indirect  Method  Cash  Flow  Statements,  75               Preparation  of  a  Statement  of  Cash  Flows,  78               Transactional  Analysis,  78               Preparation  of  a  Direct  Method  Statement  of  Cash  Flows,  79               Indirect  Method,  82               Reported  versus  Operating  Changes  in  Assets  and               Liabilities,  83               Effect  of  Exchange  Rate  Changes  on  Cash,  85               Analysis  of  Cash  Flow  Information  87               Free  Cash  Flows  and  Valuation,  87               Relationship  of  Income  and  Cash  Flows,  88               Analysis  of  Cash  Flow  Trends,  92               Cash  Flow  Classification  Issues,  94               Cash  Flow  Statements:  An  International  Perspective  98               Summary  99       4.  FOUNDATIONS  OF  RATIO  AND  FINANCIAL               ANALYSIS  110               Introduction  111               Purpose  and  Use  of  Ratio  Analysis,  111               Ratio  Analysis:  Cautionary  Notes,  112               Common-Size  Statements  114               Discussion  of  Ratios  by  Category  119               Activity  Analysis,  119               Liquidity  Analysis,  124               Long-term  Debt  and  Solvency  Analysis,  130               Profitability  Analysis,  133               Operating  and  Financial  Leverage,  135               Ratios:  An  Integrated  Analysis  139               Analysis  of  Firm  Pertbrmance,  140               Economic  Characteristics  and  Strategies,  145               Classification  and  Selection  of  Ratios,  148               Earnings  per  Share  and  Other  Ratios  Used               in  Valuation  149               Earnings  per  Share,  149               Cash  Flow  per  Share,  151               EBITDA  per  Share,  152               Book  Value  per  Share.  153               Price-to-Earnings  and  Price-to-Book-Value  Ratios,  153               Dividend  Payout  Ratio,  153               Patterns  of  Ratio  Disclosure  and  Use  153               Perceived  Importance  and  Classifications.  153               Disclosure  of  Ratios  and  Motivation,  154               Summary  154       5.  EMPIRICAL  RFSEARCH:  IMPLICATIONS               FOR  FINANCIAL  STATEMENT  ANALYSIS  163               Introduction  164               Classical  Approach  165               Market-Based  Research  166               Efficient  Market  Theory,  166               Modern  Portfolio  Theory,  167               Tests  of  the  EMH  versus  the  Mechanistic  Hypothesis,  168               Ball  and  Brown  Study,  169               Information  Content  Studies,  169               Relationship  Between  Earnings  and  Stock  Returns,  170               Positive  Accounting  Research  173               Disclosure  and  Regulatory  Requirements,  173               Agency  Theory,  173               Summary  of  the  Research,  175               Empirical  Research:  A  Mid-Course  Evaluation,  176               Direction  of  Current  Research:               Back  to  the  Future    181               Ball  and  Brown  Revisited,  181               Contextual  Approaches  and  Fundamental  Analysis,  183               Coming  Full  Circle:  From  Edwards  and  Bell  to               Ohlson.  184               Implications  of  Empirical  Research  for  Financial               Statement  Analysis  185       6.  ANALYSIS  OF  INVENTORIES  192               Introduction  193               Inventory  and  Cost  of  Goods  Sold:  Basic  Relationships  193               Scenario  1:  Stable  Prices,  194               Scenario  2:  Rising  Prices,  194               Comparison  of  Information  Provided  by  Alternative               Methods  195               Balance  Sheet  Information:  Inventory  Account,  195               Income  Statement  Information:  Cost  of  Goods  Sold,  196               LIFO  Versus  FIFO:  Income,  Cash  Flow,  and  Working               Capital  Effects  198               Adjustment  from  LIFO  to  FIFO  200               Adjustment  of  Inventory  Balances,  200               Adjustment  of  Cost  of  Goods  Sold,  201               Adjustment  of  Income  to  Current  Cost  Income  202               Financial  Ratios:  LIFO  versus  FIFO  206               Profitability:  Gross  Profit  Margin,  207               Liquidity:  Working  Capital,  208               Activity:  Inventory  Turnover,  209               Solvency:  Debt-to-Equity  Ratio,  211               Declines  in  LIFO  Reserve  211               LI  FO  Liquidations,  212               Declining  Prices,  214               Initial  Adoption  of  LIFO  and  Changes               to  and  from  LIFO  215               Initial  Adoption  of  LIFO,  215               Change  from  LIFO  Method,  216               LIFO:  A  Historical  and  Empirical  Perspective  217               Overview  of  FIFO/LIFO  Choice,  217               Summary  of  Fl  FO/LIFO  Choice.  217               International  Accounting  and  Reporting  Practices  219               IASB  Standard  2,  220               Summary  and  Concluding  Comments  220       7.  ANALYSIS  OF  LONG-LIVED  ASSETS:  PART  I--THE               CAPITALIZATION  DECISION  227               Introduction  228               Acquiring  the  Asset:  The  Capitalization  Decision  228               Capitalization  Versus  Expensing:  Conceptual  Issues  229               Financial  Statement  Effects  of  Capitalization,  229               Capitalization  Versus  Expensing:  General  Issues  233               Capitalization  of  Interest  Costs,  233               Intangible  Assets,  235               Asset  Revaluation,  240               Capitalization  Versus  Expensing:  Industry  Issues  241               Regulated  Utilities.  241               Computer  Software  Development  Costs,  242               Accounting  for  Oil  and  Gas  Exploration,  244               Analytical  Adjustments  for  Capitalization               and  Expensing  246               Need  for  Analytical  Adjustments,  246               Valuation  Implications,  248               Other  Economic  Consequences,  248               Additional  Analysis  of  Fixed  Asset  Data,  250               Summary  252       8.  ANALYSIS  OF  LONG-LIVED  ASSETS:               PART  II--ANALYSIS  OF  DEPRECIATION               AND  IMPAIRMENT  257               Introduction  258               The  Depreciation  Concept  258               Depreciation  Methods,  259               Depletion,  264               Amortization,  264               Depreciation  Method  Disclosures,  265               Impact  of  Depreciation  Methods  on  Financial               Statements,  265               Accelerated  Depreciation  and  Taxes,  266               Impact  of  Inflation  on  Depreciation,  266               Changes  in  Depreciation  Method,  268               Analysis  of  Fixed  Asset  Disclosures  272               Estimating  Relative  Age  and  Useful  Lives,  273               Estimating  the  Age  of  Assets,  273               Impairment  of  Long-Lived  Assets  275               Financial  Reporting  of  Impaired  Assets,  275               Impairment  of  Assets  Held  for  Sale,  275               Impairment  of  Assets  Remaining  in  Use,  276               Financial  Statement  Impact  of  Impairments,  277               Effect  of  SFAS  121  on  Analysis  of  Impairment,  277               Empirical  Findings,  278               Liabilities  for  Asset  Retirement  Obligations  280               Provisions  of  SFAS  143,280               Effects  of  SFAS  143,281               Summary  282       9.  ANALYSIS  OF  INCOME  TAXES  290               Introduction  291               Basic  Income  Tax  Accounting  Issues  291               The  Liability  Method:  SFAS  109  and  lAS  12  291               Deferred  Tax  Liabilities,  299               Treatment  of  Operating  Losses.  299               Deferred  Tax  Assets  and  the  Valuation  Allowance,  299               Financial  Statement  Presentation  and  Disclosure               Requirements,  300               Deferred  Taxes:  Analytical  Issues  301               Factors  Influencing  the  Level  and  Trend  of  Deferred               Taxes,  301               Liability  or  Equity  ,  304               Analysis  of  Deferred  Tax  Assets  and  the  Valuation               Allowance,  306               Effective  Tax  Rates,  307               Accounting  for  Taxes:  Specialized  Issues  308               Temporary  versus  Permanent  Differences,  308               Indefinite  Reversals,  308               Accounting  for  Acquisitions,  309               Analysis  of  Income  Tax  Disclosures:  Pfizer  309               Analysis  of  the  Effective  Tax  Rate,  310               Analysis  of  Deferred  Income  Tax  Expense,  31  I               Using  Deferred  Taxes  to  Estimate  Taxable  Income,  312               Analysis  of  Deferred  Tax  Assets  and  Liabilities,  313               Other  Issues  in  Income  Tax  Analysis,  314               Financial  Reporting  Outside  the  United  States  314               IASB  Standards,  314               Other  National  Standards,  315               Summary  316       10.  ANALAYSIS  OF  FINANCING  LIABILITIES  322               Introduction  323               Balance  Sheet  Debt  323               Current  Liabilities.  323               Long-Term  Debt,  325               Debt  with  Equity  Features,  337               Effects  of  Changes  in  Interest  Rates,  342               Debt  of  Firms  in  Distress,  347               Retirement  of  Debt  Prior  to  Maturity,  348               Bond  Covenants  350               Nature  of  Covenants,  351               Summary  354       11.  LEASES  AND  OFF-BALANCE-SHEET  DEBT  363               Introduction  364               Leases  364               Incentives  for  Leasing,  365               Lease  Classification:  Lessees,  365               Financial  Reporting  by  Lessees:  Capital  versus  Operating               Leases.  368               Analysis  of  Lease  Disclosures,  371               Other  Lease-Related  Issues,  375               Off-Balance-Sheet  Financing  Activities  376               Take-or-Pay  and  Throughput  Arrangements,  376               Sale  of  Receivables,  378               Other  Securitizations,  381               Joint  Ventures,  Finance  Subsidiaries,  and  Investment               in  Affiliates,  382               Analysis  of  OBS  Activities:  Texaco  383               Adjustments  to  1999  Debt,  383               Financial  Reporting  by  Lessors  386               Lease  Classification:  Lessors,  387               Sales-Type  Leases,  387               Direct  Financing  Leases,  390               IAS  Standards  for  Lessors,  391               Summary  393               1  I.  PENSIONS  AND  OTHER  EMPLOYEE  BENEFITS  400               Introduction  401               Pension  Plans  401               Defined  Contribution  Plans,  404               Defined  Benefit  Plans,  404               Defined  Benefit  Pension  Plans  405               Estimating  Benefit  Obligations,  405               Factors  Affecting  Benefit  Obligations,  407               Factors  Affecting  Plan  Assets,  410               Funded  Status  of  Pension  Plan,  411               Financial  Reporting  for  Pensions:  SFAS  87               and  SFAS  132  412               Pension  Cost:  Components  and  Measurement,  413               Balance  Sheet  Carrying  Amounts  and  Reconciliation  to               Funded  Status,  415               Analysis  of  Pension  Plan  Disclosures  418               importance  of  Assumptions,  418               Analysis  of  Pension  Plan:  Status,  Costs,  and  Cash               Flows,  421               Analysis  of  Texaco  Pension  Plan  Disclosures,  425               Other  Pension  Fund  Issues  429               Acquisitions  and  Divestitures,  429               Curtailments  and  Settlements,  429               Cash  Balance  Plans,  430               IASB  and  Non-U.S.  Reporting  Requirements  431               Other  Postemployment  Benefits  432               Estimating  Health  Care  Benefits,  433               Computing  Postretirement  Benefit  Cost,  433               Disclosure  of  Plan  Status,  434               Importance  of  Assumptions,  434               Analysis  of  Westvacos  Postretirement  Health               Care  Costs,  437               Using  SFAS  106  and  SFAS  132  Disclosures,  437               Postretirement  Benefits  Outside  the  United  States,  438               Preretirement  Benefits  438               Stock  Compensation  Plans  438               Using  SFAS  123  Disclosures,  441               Effect  on  the  Statement  of  Cash  Flows,  441               Stock  Repurchase  Programs  and  Sales  of  Put  Warrants,  442               Summary  442       13.  ANALYSIS  OF  INTERCORPORATE               INVESTMENTS  454               Introduction  455               Investments  in  Securities  456               Cost  Method,  456               Market  Method,  457               Lower  of  Cost  or  Market  Method,  457               U.S.  Accounting  Standards  for  Investments  in               Securities,  457               Analysis  of  Marketable  Securities  461               Separation  of  Operating  from  Investment  Results,  461               Effects  of  Classification  of  Marketable  Securities               Under  SFAS  115,462               Analysis  of  Investment  Performance,  462               Summary  of  Analytical  Procedures,  466               Equity  Method  of  Accounting  466               Conditions  for  Use,  466               Illustration  of  the  Equity  Method,  467               Comparison  of  the  Equity  Method  and  SFAS  115,468               Equity  Method  of  Accounting  and  Analysis,  469               Consolidation  471               Conditions  for  Use,  473               Illustration  of  Consolidation,  473               Comparison  of  Consolidation  with  the  Equity               Method  473               Consolidation  versus  the  Equity  Method:  Analytical               Considerations,  475               Proportionate  Consolidation,  478               Significance  of  Consolidation:  Summary,  481               Analysis  of  Minority  Interest  482               Consolidation  Practices  Outside  the  United  States  483               Analysis  of  Segment  Data  484               Disclosure  Requirements  of  SFAS  131  and  IAS  14,  484               Illustration  of  Industry  Segments:  Lucent  and  Roche,  486               Illustration  of  Geographical  Segments:  Honda,  488               Management  Discussion  and  Analysis,  489               Uses  and  Limitations  of  Segment  Data,  490               Using  Segment  Data  to  Estimate  Consolidated  Earnings               and  Risk,  490               Summary  492       14.  ANALYSIS  OF  BUSINESS  COMBINATIONS  503               Introduction  504               Accounting  for  Acquisitions  504               Conditions  Necessary  for  Use  of  the  Pooling  of  Interests               Method,  505               Illustration  of  the  Purchase  and  Pooling  Methods  506               The  Purchase  Method,  506               The  Pooling  of  Interests  Method,  509               Effects  of  Accounting  Methods  509               Comparison  of  Balance  Sheets,  509               Comparison  of  Income  Statements,  510               Ratio  Effects,  514               Cash  Flow  Statement  Effects,  515               Complicating  Factors  in  Purchase  Method               Acquisitions  520               Contingent  Payments,  520               Allocation  of  Purchase  Price,  520               Restructuring  Provisions,  521               Income  Tax  Effects  of  Business  Combinations  521               International  Differences  in  Accounting  for  Business               Combinations  524               Differences  in  Historical  Treatment  of  Goodwill,  524               Analysis  of  Goodwill  525               Goodwill  Amortization,  526               Goodwill  Impairment,  526               Goodwill  Impairment  Under  SFAS  142,  527               Choosing  the  Acquisition  Method  528               Income  Maximization  as  Motivation               for  the  Pooling/Purchase  Choice,  529               Market  Reaction  and  the  Pooling/Purchase               Choice,  529               Interpreting  the  Research  Results,  530               Push-Down  Accounting  532               Example:  Genentech,  532               Impact  on  the  Balance  Sheet,  533               Impact  on  the  Income  Statement,  534               Effect  on  Cash  Flows,  535               Effect  on  Financial  Ratios,  535               Push-Down  Summed  Up,  535               Spinoffs  535               Analysis  of  Spinoffs,  536               Example:  Lucent,  536               Reasons  for  Investment  in  Spinoffs,  537               Summary  538       15.  ANALYSIS  OF  MULTINATIONAL               OPERATIONS  546               Introduction  547               Effects  of  Exchange  Rate  Changes  547               Basic  Accounting  Issues  549               Foreign  Currency  Translation  Under  SFAS  52  550               Role  of  the  Functional  Currency,  550               Remeasurement:  The  Temporal  Method,  551               Translation:  The  All-Current  Method,  552               Treatment  of  Exchange  Rate  Gains  and  Losses,  552               Remeasurement  versus  Translation,  553               Illustration  of  Translation  and  Remeasurement  555               Translation:  The  All-Current  Method,  556               Cumulative  Translation  Adjustment,  559               Remeasurement:  The  Temporal  Method,  561               Comparison  of  Translation  and  Remeasurement  562               Income  Statement  Effects,  562               Balance  Sheet  Effects,  563               Impact  on  Financial  Ratios,  564               Impact  on  Reported  Cash  Flows,  566               Analysis  of  Foreign  Currency  Disclosures  568               Exchange  Rate  Changes:  Exposure  and  Effects,  568               Hyperinfiationary  Economies  573               Alternative  Accounting  Methods  for  Hyperinflationary               Subsidiaries,  574               Effects  of  Debt  Denominated  in  Hyperinflationary               Currencies,  574               Changes  in  Functional  Currency  574               Analytical  Difficulties  Related  to  Foreign               Operations  575               Relationships  Among  Interest  Rates,  Inflation,               and  Exchange  Rates,  575               Consistency  in  Reporting,  576               Economic  Interpretation  of  Results,  577               Impact  of  SFAS  8  and  SFAS  52  on  Management               and  Investor  Behavior,  579               Financial  Reporting  Outside  of  the  United               States  580               International  Accounting  Standards,  580               Summary  580       16.  DERIVATIVES  AND  HEDGING  ACTIVITIES  589               Introduction  590               Defining  Risk  590               Foreign  Currency  Risk,  592               Interest  Rate  Risk,  592               Commodity  Risk,  592               Risk  of  Changes  in  Market  Value,  593               Event  Risk,  593               Hedging  Techniques  593               Forward  Contracts,  593               Options,  595               Economic  Hedges,  595               Accounting  Standards  for  Derivative  Instruments               and  Hedging  Activities  596               Recognition  of  Derivatives  and  Measurement               of  Derivatives  and  Hedged  Items,  597               Hedge  Qualification  Criteria,  600               Types  of  Hedges,  600               Embedded  Derivatives,  603               Hedge  Effectiveness,  604               Hedge  Termination,  605               Effect  of  Hedging  on  Impairment.  605               Disclosure  Requirements,  606               Related  Financial  Reporting  Requirements,  606               Analysis  of  Hedging  Disclosures  608               Analysis  of  IBMs  Risk  Management  Disclosures,  608               Analysis  of  AMRs  Risk  Management  Disclosures,  610               Risk  Factors  in  Derivatives  and  Hedging  Activities,  612               Summary  613       17.  ANALYSIS  OF  FINANCIAL  STATEMENTS:               A  SYNTHESIS  619               Introduction  620               Analysis  of  and  Adjustments  to  the  Balance  Sheet  620               Analysis  of  Book  Value,  620               Adjustments  to  Assets,  621               Adjustments  to  Liabilities,  622               Balance  Sheet  Adjustments  for  Westvaco,  622               Adjustments  to  Stockholders  Equity,  628               Adjusted  Book  Value  per  Common  Share,  628               Analysis  of  Capital  Structure,  629               Balance  Sheet  Adjustments  for  Non-U.S.  Companies,  630               Adjustments  to  Reported  Income  631               Normalization  of  Reported  Income,  631               Analytical  Treatment  of  Nonrecurring  Items,  634               Income  Normalization  for  Non-U.S.  Firms,  636               Normalization  Over  the  Economic  Cycle,  636               Acquisitions  Effects,  636               Exchange  Rate  Effects,  637               Effect  of  Accounting  Changes,  637               Quality  of  Earnings,  637               Comprehensive  Income,  639               Analysis  of  Cash  Flow  640               Analysis  of  Cash  Flow  Components,  641               Free  Cash  Flow,  643               International  Cash  Flow  Comparisons,  643               Adjusted  Financial  Ratios  644               International  Ratio  Comparisons,  645               Summary  645       18.  ACCOUNTING-  AND  FINANCE-BASED               MEASURES  OF  RISK  646               Introduction  647               Earnings  Variability  and  Its  Components,  647               Credit  Risk  648               Bankruptcy  Prediction,  648               Research  Results,  649               The  Prediction  of  Bond  Ratings,  658               Usefulness  of  Bond  Ratings  Predictions,  662               The  Significance  of  Ratings:  Another  Look,  665               Equity  Risk:  Measurement  and  Prediction  666               Risk  and  Return:  Theoretical  Models,  666               Importance  and  Usefulness  of  Beta    /3  ,  668               Review  of  Theoretical  and  Empirical  Findings,  668               The  Attack  on  the  CAPM  and/3,  673               Summary  677               19.  VALUATION  AND  FORECASTING  682               Introduction  683               VALUATION  MODELS  683               Overview  of  Models  683               Asset-Based  Valuation  Models  685               Market  Price  and  Book  Value:  Theoretical               Considerations,  685               Book  Value:  Measurement  Issues,  686               Tobins  Q  Ratio,  687               Stability  and  Growth  of  Book  Value,  687               Discounted  Cash  Flow  Valuation  Models  689               Dividend-based  Models,  689               Earnings-based  Models,  690               Free  Cash  Flow  Approach  to  Valuation,  702               The  Abnormal  Earnings  or  EBO  Model  705               EBO  versus  DCF  Models,  707               The  EBO  Model:  Concluding  Comments,  714               FORECASTING  MODELS  AND  TIME  SERIES               PROPERTIES  OF  EARNINGS  714               Forecasting  Models,  714               Extrapolative  Models,  714               Forecasting  with  Disaggregated  Data,  717               Comparison  with  Financial  Analyst  Forecasts  720               Analyst  Forecasts;  Some  Caveats,  721               FINANCIAL  STATEMENT  FORECASTS  724               Alpha  Growth.  725               Summary  731               PRESENT  VALUE  TABLES  739               BIBLIOGRAPHY  743               INDEX  755

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