A business book that uses a coloring-style method to explain financial statements. It is not a coloring book of pictures. The subject is how to read a company's accounts.
Akira Ikenaga, an adviser to more than 600 client companies, created the "nurie kessansho" (coloring financial statement) method to help company presidents who do not understand financial statements start using them. With a small extra step applied to the balance sheet and the income statement, the reader learns to read these documents and put them to use.
Translated from the Japanese original.
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