Management accountants who are preparing cash flow forecasts for capital budgeting decisions may have preferred conclusions that lead to motivated reasoning. Whereas previous research has mainly demonstrated antecedents of accountants’ motivated reasoning (e.g., client pressure), we look more...

Chapter1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Literature Review -- Chapter 3. Conceptual Framework for Investment Apprisal and Capital Markets Research in Accounting and Methodology -- Chapter 4. Discounted Cash flow for TOM.com -- Chapter 5. Optimisation Model for World Airways -- Chapter 6. Discussion...

Part I. Introduction -- Part II. Basic Methods of Investment Appraisal -- Part III. Advanced Methods and Applications of Investment Appraisal -- Part IV. Multi-Criteria Methods and Simultaneous Decision-Making -- Part V. Methods and Models that Incorporate Uncertainty.