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The Development of Accounting Theory (RLE Accounting)

Significant Contributors to Accounting Thought in the 20th Century

Paperback Engels 2015 9781138989030
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This book is a resource book for the comprehensive study of the development of accounting thought. It is designed to facilitate the study of the original works and stimulate further study of important accounting theory forbears. It covers:

accounting theory

accounting concepts of profit

financial accounting and the foundations of accounting measurement

accounting evaluation and economic behaviour.

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Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Charles Ezra Sparague; Book Department; Chapter 3 Henry Rand Hatfield; Reviews; Chapter 4 William Andrew Paton; Chapter 5 John Bennett Canning; The American Economic Review; Chapter 6 Dr Scott; *A paper presented on November 29, 1956, to the Accounting Seminar of the University of Florida, U.S.A., L. J. Benninger; Chapter 7 Henry Whitcomb Sweeney; Closer Look at Sweeney’s Stabilised Accounting Proposals, F. L. Clarke; Chapter 8 Stephen Gilman; Chapter 9 K F Macneal; Truth in Accounting by Kenneth MacNeal. C.P.A; Chapter 10 George Oliver May; Chapter 11 William Joseph Vatter; Chapter 12 Ananias Charles Littleton; The Accounting Review, Norton M. Bedford, Richard E. Ziegler; Chapter 13 Maurice Moonitz; Comments on “The Basic Postulates of Accounting”; Chapter 14 Edgar Owen Edwards; Edwards and Bell on Business Income, R. J. Chambers; Chapter 15 Richard Victor Mattessich; Reviewer’s Corner, R. J. Chambers; Chapter 16 R J Chambers; Chapter 17 Yuji Ijiri; Reviewer’s Corner, Norton M. Bedford; Chapter 18 Robert R Sterling; Richard Mattessich; Chapter 19 Trevor Ellison Gambling; Chapter 20 A Methodology for Theory Appraisal in Accounting;

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