1. Performance Auditing: Measuring Inputs, Outputs, and Outcomes, 3rd Edition
This comprehensive guide, authored by industry experts including Ronell B. Raaum and CGAP, is an invaluable resource for anyone venturing into performance auditing. The book meticulously unpacks the metrics necessary for evaluating an organization’s effectiveness, providing practical tools to measure inputs, outputs, and outcomes. It’s crafted for both seasoned auditors and newcomers to the field, ensuring that all aspects of performance evaluation are clearly articulated and accessible to a wide audience. With real-world applications and in-depth analysis, it’s a must-read for anyone looking to enhance their auditing skills. It is available for $90.33.
2. Auditing: A Practical Approach with Data Analytics, WileyPLUS Card with Loose-leaf Set
Authored by a team of experts including Raymond N. Johnson and Laura Davis Wiley, this well-rounded text provides a deep dive into practical auditing techniques integrated with data analytics. This book is ideal for students and professionals alike, offering a unique perspective that combines traditional auditing principles with modern data-driven practices. The inclusion of WileyPLUS adds an engaging interactive element, ensuring comprehensive understanding through various formats. A true necessity for those aspiring to advance in the field of auditing, priced at $154.26.
3. FRANCHISING: AN ACCOUNTING, AUDITING and INCOME TAX GUIIDE
Ross A. McCallum’s practical guide on franchising offers valuable insights into the intricate world of accounting, auditing, and income tax relevant to franchise models. This authoritative guide simplifies complex concepts and makes them accessible to both franchisors and franchisees, as well as their advisors. It outlines essential best practices, ensuring compliance and financial integrity within franchising operations. The expertise captured in this book is essential for anyone involved in franchise management and operations, available for $62.50.
4. Growth Study and Normal Yield Tables for Second Growth Hardwood Stands in Central New England
Authored by J. Nelson Spaeth, this book is essential for forestry professionals and students interested in understanding growth patterns and yield potential of hardwood stands. It offers critical insights into regional growth dynamics, facilitating improved forest management and sustainability practices. The well-researched data presented in this book can serve as a reference for making informed decisions within the sector, all at an accessible price of $6.55.
5. Growth and Yield of Western Hemlock in the Pacific Northwest Following Thinning Near the Time of Initial Crown Closing
Gerald E. Hoyer’s insightful reprint delves into the effects of thinning on Western Hemlock growth in the Pacific Northwest. This comprehensive study provides forestry professionals with vital information necessary to implement effective thinning practices that enhance growth and yield. The expectations and techniques discussed are pivotal for sustainable forestry management, making this classic reprint a pertinent addition to an expert’s library, priced at $19.27.
6. Growth and Yield of Well-Stocked White Spruce Stands in Alaska
This classic reprint by Wilbur A. Farr provides a detailed analysis of the growth dynamics of White Spruce in Alaska, offering essential data for successful forest management practices. It emphasizes the importance of well-stocked stands in achieving optimal growth yields and serves as a crucial reference for practitioners in the field. For those interested in the economic aspects of forest management, this book is essential reading, available for $18.72.
7. Yield, Stand, and Volume Tables for White Fir in the California Pine Region
Created by Francis Xavier Schumacher, this classic reprint provides critical information on the yield and timber stand dynamics of White Fir in California. This text is especially useful for forest managers and loggers looking to optimize yield and manage wood resources efficiently. Packed with essential tables and data, it serves as a valuable tool for anyone operating within the region, priced affordably at $18.72.
8. Sampling Techniques for Measuring and Forecasting Crop Yields
Written by Harold F. Huddleston, this insightful classic reprint analyzes the various sampling techniques crucial for assessing and predicting crop yields. By applying these techniques, agriculture professionals can enhance the accuracy of their yield predictions, which is essential for informed decision-making. This book’s practical approach makes it an indispensable resource for agronomists and farmers alike, available for only $21.72.
9. Yield of Virginia Pine
T. C. Nelson’s classic reprint delivers invaluable insights into the growth and yield potential of Virginia Pine, making it a critical resource for forest managers in the region. This text encapsulates historical data and methodologies applicable to current forestry practices, allowing professionals to maximize productivity from Virginia Pine stands. By exploring the nuances of this pine variety, readers can make more informed forestry management decisions, available for $22.97.
10. Forest Yield Taxes
Ralph W. Marquis’s reprint delves into the often-overlooked topic of taxes related to forest yields. It provides essential insights for forest owners and managers on navigating the complexities of yield taxes while optimizing financial returns. Understanding these fiscal matters is crucial for sustainable forestry operations, making this classic reprint an important read for forest management professionals, priced affordably at $19.27.
