December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
332 pages
14h 1m
English
Content preview from The Routledge Companion to Accounting Information Systems
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Accounting for capital investment appraisal
Time for a radical change?
Introduction
The thinking behind accounting for capital investment decisions (CIDs) has not developed greatly since the 1950s when present value tables were created (Bromwich, 1976). An increasingly widespread use of computing generally and spreadsheets specifically in the 1970s made discounted cash flow (DCF) methods the financial tool of choice for most organisations (Haka, 2007, p. 705–706). Critics of this narrow economics-based view of CIDs have preferred to position investment appraisal as part of a wider strategic management activity, where non-financial considerations and managerial judgement play an equally important part ...
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