Accounting and Financial Management

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Pub. Date: 2006-04-10
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

Accounting and Financial Management: developments in the international hospitality industry presents material drawn directly from new academic research and contemporary professional practice. The content contains contributions from a wide range of academics, practitioners and researchers engaged in hospitality activities around the globe.

Table of Contents

Foreword vii
Preface ix
Editors xi
Contributors xii
Part 1: Performance Management 1(134)
1 Performance measurement in independent hotels
3(19)
Mine Haktanir
2 Productivity in the restaurant industry: how to measure productivity and improve process management
22(24)
Pekka Heikkilä and Timo Saranpää
3 Performance measurement in the international hospitality industry
46(25)
Helen Atkinson
4 Budgetary practice within hospitality
71(16)
Tracy Jones
5 Benchmarking: measuring financial success in the hotel industry
87(18)
Agnes Lee DeFranco
6 Developing a benchmarking methodology for the hotel industry
105(30)
Peter Harris and Marco Mongiello
Part 2: Information Management 135(164)
7 The profit planning framework: applying marginal accounting techniques to hospitality services
137(14)
Peter Harris
8 Cross-border reporting for performance evaluation
151(14)
Ian Graham
9 Cost analysis in the hotel industry: an ABC customer focused approach and the case of joint revenues
165(23)
Paolo Collini
10 Customer profitability accounting in the context of hotels
188(23)
Vira Krakhmal
11 Room rate pricing: a resource-advantage perspective
211(29)
Jean-Pierre I. van der Rest
12 The relevance of restaurant accounting systems
240(22)
Tommy D. Andersson
13 Accounting for the environment: reflecting environmental information in accounting systems
262(20)
Rebecca Hawkins
14 Hotel unit financial management: does it have a future?
282(17)
Cathy Burgess
Part 3: Asset Management 299(164)
15 Hotel asset management: will a North American phenomenon expand internationally?
301(25)
Paul Beals
16 Hotel asset management: European principles and practice
326(15)
Geoff Parkinson
17 A management accounting perspective on hotel outsourcing
341(21)
Dawne Lamminmaki
18 Sale and leaseback transactions in the hospitality industry
362(21)
Charles Whittaker
19 Hospitality firm risk determinants and value enhancement
383(17)
Zheng Gu
20 Investment appraisal issues arising in hotels governed by a management contract
400(23)
Chris Guilding
21 Autonomy and control in managing network organizations: the case of multinational hotel companies
423(23)
Marco Mongiello and Peter Harris
22 Career directions in financial management in the hospitality industry
446(17)
Howard Field
Index 463

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