Economics, Accounting and the True Nature of Capitalism
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Economics, Accounting and the True Nature of Capitalism
Capitalism, Ecology and Democracy
Richard, Jacques; Rambaud, Alexandre
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
194
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Inglês
9781032046587
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword: Capital and social costs as outcomes of struggles with truth Introduction PART I The battle about the concept of capital 1. How a capitalist accounting constitution dominates the world economy 2. The difficulty of economists in understanding the concept of capital in accounting 3. The truth about the concept of capital in accounting 4. The victory of the capital-debt conception in accounting 5. The mystery of the misconception of business capital in economics 6. Two false friends of the capital-debt concept Conclusion of Part I: Two conflicting accounting models of capital PART II Economists and their concepts of capital 7. The traditional classification of economists in materialist and fundist views 8. Proposal for a new classification of the conceptions of capital in economics 9. The issue of human capital Conclusion of Part II PART III Towards a new definition of capitalism 10. Private property as an element (or not) of capitalism 11. Markets as elements (or not) of capitalism 12. The role of money and finance in capitalism 13. Is the separation of capitalist and household production a criterion for capitalism? 14. Is the wage system an element of the definition of capitalism? 15. The nature and reality of capitalist power: The issue of managerialism Conclusion of Part III and the first volume: A new definition of modern capitalism
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history of economic thought;critical accounting;heterodox economics;political economy;neoclassical economics;classical economics;Marxist economics;capital;economic systems;business management;Double Entry Accounting;Follow;IFRS;Hold;Keynes;Capitalist Firms;Strong;Liability Side;Net Assets;Main;Capitalist Accounting;Payments;Balance Sheet;Asset Side;Double Entry System;Persona;Debts;Luca Pacioli;Big Capitalist Firms;Joint Stock Companies;Judgement;Consolidated Accounts;Operating Cash Flows;Today's Financial Capitalism
Foreword: Capital and social costs as outcomes of struggles with truth Introduction PART I The battle about the concept of capital 1. How a capitalist accounting constitution dominates the world economy 2. The difficulty of economists in understanding the concept of capital in accounting 3. The truth about the concept of capital in accounting 4. The victory of the capital-debt conception in accounting 5. The mystery of the misconception of business capital in economics 6. Two false friends of the capital-debt concept Conclusion of Part I: Two conflicting accounting models of capital PART II Economists and their concepts of capital 7. The traditional classification of economists in materialist and fundist views 8. Proposal for a new classification of the conceptions of capital in economics 9. The issue of human capital Conclusion of Part II PART III Towards a new definition of capitalism 10. Private property as an element (or not) of capitalism 11. Markets as elements (or not) of capitalism 12. The role of money and finance in capitalism 13. Is the separation of capitalist and household production a criterion for capitalism? 14. Is the wage system an element of the definition of capitalism? 15. The nature and reality of capitalist power: The issue of managerialism Conclusion of Part III and the first volume: A new definition of modern capitalism
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history of economic thought;critical accounting;heterodox economics;political economy;neoclassical economics;classical economics;Marxist economics;capital;economic systems;business management;Double Entry Accounting;Follow;IFRS;Hold;Keynes;Capitalist Firms;Strong;Liability Side;Net Assets;Main;Capitalist Accounting;Payments;Balance Sheet;Asset Side;Double Entry System;Persona;Debts;Luca Pacioli;Big Capitalist Firms;Joint Stock Companies;Judgement;Consolidated Accounts;Operating Cash Flows;Today's Financial Capitalism
