Intermediate Accounting, First Edition (Book).

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The article provides a review and evaluation of the first edition of the textbook 'Intermediate Accounting' by James J. Benjamin, Steven D. Grossman, and Robert H. Strawser. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Valdean C. Lembke; Fawzi G. Dimian

doi:10.2308/iae-5841239

March 1, 1988Issues in Accounting Education

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To provide a comprehensive overview of the book 'Intermediate Accounting' by Benjamin, Grossman, and Strawser.
Review of the book's structure and content
Analysis of key accounting principles covered
Assessment of its relevance to financial reporting
The book effectively covers GAAP standards applicable to financial statements
It addresses essential accounting principles and practices
The text serves as a valuable resource for students and professionals in accounting

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Reviews the book "Intermediate Accounting," 1st ed., by James J. Benjamin, Steven D. Grossman and Robert H. Strawser.

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