Self-Study Problems/Solutions to Accompany Intermediate Accounting (Volume 2. Chapters 15-25)

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Self-Study Problems/Solutions to Accompany Intermediate Accounting (Volume 2. Chapters 15-25)
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A useful addition to the textbook........1999-10-16

Useful if you are having trouble with figuring out how the information given becomes the report shown in the textbook. Expands on the subject matter, gives useful hints and methods, and shows you how to do things the right way.

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Good thorough Accounting book.......2001-07-05

I have already owned a few books about Accounting, such as the one I used to use at college and other ones during my MBA. But, they are not as thorough as this book is. This book is so thorough that I will probably be able to use it for my future reference at work.

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This CD-ROM uses an intuitive graphical interface approach to include the entire Intermediate Accounting, Ninth Edition by Kieso and Weygandt, and study guide in a completely integrated and hyperlinked environment. Links within the text allow for quick access to underlying concepts, international insights, and tips, along with selected excerpts and summaries from FASB. The CD-ROM also features demonstrations of the Whitepeak software, GAAP, and CPA programs.

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The chapters are ok.I had to carry this book almost everyday to class!; its so big and heavy. And I also didn't like the examples and excersises of it because you can't barely understand them.

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There is no other like it.......2002-10-21

When it comes to Intermediate Accounting, this book provides a better framework than any other period. I used the 9th edition while in College, and have re-ordered the 10th edition for the CPA exam. Quite frankly, not even the great Becker Convisor is as good as this book. Maybe I find it better than others because this is what I had used while taking intermidiate accounting. I have looked at other textbooks, and they could not match Mr. Keiso's textbook in organization nor could they match it in ability to explain complex issues in an easy to understand manner. This book should be in any employee's office who must deal with accounting issues and needs guidance occasinaly. I must warn you, this edition is outdated as there have been many changes since the Sarbanes-Oxley act was passed by congress. So, you may want to wait until the 11th edition comes out, as that will master all of the changes that have occured in the industry since ENRON and WORLDCOM's collapse.
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This digital document is a journal article from Global and Planetary Change, published by Elsevier in 2005. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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The inception of the Antarctic Ice Sheet at around 34 Ma followed a period of globally warm climatic conditions. The efficacy of glacial erosion since this time is modelled using BEDMAP Antarctic digital elevation data and seismically estimated offshore sediment volumes to derive a DEM of the preglacial topography. Using a GIS, sediment is 'virtually backstacked' on to the present-day topography under dynamic ice sheet conditions to produce a model of the preglacial landscape of the Lambert basin area in East Antarctica. Survival of a preglacial river valley system under the ice suggests that glacial modification of the Lambert region has been modest. The Lambert Graben has focussed erosion for the last 118 million years. Morphometric analysis of the modelled preglacial and present-day subglacial topographies shows parallels with present-day drainage systems in Africa and Australia. We calculate that average rates of glacial and fluvial erosion for the last 118 million years have been similar and are ca. 1-2 m Myr^-^1 and ca. 0.89-1.79 m Myr^-^1 respectively.

Late Cenozoic uplift of western Turkey: Improved dating of the Kula Quaternary volcanic field and numerical modelling of the Gediz River terrace staircase ... article from: Global and Planetary Change]

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Late Cenozoic uplift of western Turkey: Improved dating of the Kula Quaternary volcanic field and numerical modelling of the Gediz River terrace staircase ... article from: Global and Planetary Change]
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A set of 13 new unspiked K-Ar dates has been obtained for the Quaternary basaltic volcanism in the Kula area of western Turkey, providing improved age control for the fluvial deposits of the Gediz River that underlie these basalt flows. This dating is able, for the first time, to resolve different ages for the oldest basalts, assigned to category @b2, that cap the earliest Gediz deposits recognised in this area, at altitudes of ~140 to ~210 m above present river level. In particular, the @b2 basalt capping the Sarnic Plateau is dated to 1215+/-16 ka (+/-2@s), suggesting that the youngest underlying fluvial deposits, ~185 m above present river level, are no younger than marine oxygen isotope stage (MIS) 38. In contrast, the @b2 basalt capping the adjacent Burgaz Plateau is dated to 1014+/-23 ka, suggesting that the youngest underlying fluvial deposits, ~140 m above present river level, date from MIS 28. The staircase of 11 high Gediz terraces capping the latter plateau is thus dated to MIS 48-28, assuming they represent consecutive ~40 ka Milankovitch cycles, although it is possible that as many as two cycles are missing from this sequence such that the highest terrace is correspondingly older. Basalt flows assigned to the @b3 category, capping Gediz terraces ~35 and ~25 m above the present river level, have been dated to 236+/-6 ka and 180+/-5 ka, indicating incision rates of ~0.15 mm a^-^1, similar to the time-averaged rates since the eruptions of the @b2 basalts. The youngest basalts, assigned to category @b4, are Late Holocene; our K-Ar results for them range from zero age to a maximum of 7+/-2 ka. This fluvial incision is interpreted using numerical modelling as a consequence of uplift caused by a regional-scale increase in spatial average erosion rates to ~0.1 mm a^-^1, starting at ~3100 ka, caused by climate deterioration, since when a total of ~410 m of uplift has occurred. Parameters deduced on this basis from the observed disposition of the Early Pleistocene Gediz terraces include the local effective viscosity of the lower crust, which is ~2x10^1^8 Pa s, the Moho temperature of ~660 ^oC, and the depth of the base of the brittle upper crust, which is ~13 km. The thin lithosphere in this area results in high heat flow, causing this relatively shallow base of the brittle upper crust and the associated relatively thick lower-crustal layer, situated between depths of ~13 and ~30 km. It estimated that around 900 ka, at the start of the ~100 ka Milankovitch forcing, the spatial average erosion rate increased slightly, to ~0.12 mm a^-^1; the associated relatively sluggish variations in uplift rates are as expected given the relatively thick lower-crustal layer. This modelling indicates that the growth of topography since the Pliocene in this study region has not involved a steady state. The landscape was significantly perturbed by the Middle Pliocene increase in erosion rates, and has subsequently adjusted towards-but not reached-a new steady state consistent with these increased erosion rates. It would not be possible to constrain what has been occurring from the Middle to Late Pleistocene or even the Early Pleistocene uplift response alone; information regarding the starting conditions is also essential, this being available in this region from the older geological record of stacked fluvial and lacustrine deposition. This result has major implications for the rigorous modelling of uplift histories in regions of rapid erosion, where preservation of information to constrain the starting conditions is unlikely.

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Planetary Landscapes

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PLANETARY LANDSCAPES
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