The answer is Managerial Accounting
I.e the Third option
Managerial accounting placing less emphasis on precesion and more weights on non monetary data.
Managerial accounting may present more nonmonetary information. Both managerial and financialaccounting reports generally contain monetary information (information expressed in dollars such asrevenues and expenses). However, managerial accounting reports often contain a substantial amount of additional nonmonetary information. For example, the quantity of material consumed in production, thenumber of hours worked by employees, and the number of product defects are important data that appear in managerial accounting reports.
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Which form of accounting placing less emphasis on precision and more weight on non-monetary data? Both...
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the uncertainty ranges to help explain this.
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