[Corporate Challenge] Financial Statements Analyzed through 11 Industries: Accounting Accounts Solved by Numbers and Investment Decision Making

Even after studying financial statements, many people still feel lost about what to judge based on the numbers. This lecture focuses on moving you from a state where you can "explain financial statements but cannot use them for judgment" to a state where you can "make decisions based on numbers." Based on the upcoming book *Analyzing Financial Statements Across 11 Industries: Accounting Accounts and Investment Decision-Making Through Numbers*, this course covers how to interpret financial figures not as mere results, but as signals for reading a company's structure, strategy, and risks. Centered on analysis frameworks and cases actually proven in lectures for financial institutions, pension funds, and graduate schools, it logically connects "why this number is a red flag" and "at what point judgments diverge." The core objective is not to explain accounting theory, but to provide a practical analysis framework that leads from analysis to judgment and finally to decision-making. This will serve as the most realistic guide for those who want to properly utilize finance and accounting in practical business and investment decisions.