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It suggests that we should inquire into the descrepancy between economic realism and accounting conventions . It invites us to understand the weaknesses of accounting . It demands that the profession keep itself open to change and to ...
It suggests that we should inquire into the descrepancy between economic realism and accounting conventions . It invites us to understand the weaknesses of accounting . It demands that the profession keep itself open to change and to ...
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In the interest of brevit I will hereafter refer to General Price Level Accounting as " GPL Account ing . " In Canada , the responsibility for issuing accounting opinions rests with the Accounting Research Committee of the Canadian ...
In the interest of brevit I will hereafter refer to General Price Level Accounting as " GPL Account ing . " In Canada , the responsibility for issuing accounting opinions rests with the Accounting Research Committee of the Canadian ...
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B. H. F. Johnson and R. W. Orson " The Relationship between Long Run Marginal Cost and Accounting Practice , especially during Periods of Inflation " UNIPEDE Tariffs Symposium , Madrid 1975 . Institute of Chartered Accountants in ...
B. H. F. Johnson and R. W. Orson " The Relationship between Long Run Marginal Cost and Accounting Practice , especially during Periods of Inflation " UNIPEDE Tariffs Symposium , Madrid 1975 . Institute of Chartered Accountants in ...
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Contents
FIRST SESSION Regulation and the Utility Industries | 1 |
SOLVING THE INFLATION DILEMMA | 103 |
FOURTH SESSION | 111 |
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