Economic Influences on the Development of Accounting in Firms
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Economic Influences on the Development of Accounting in Firms
Staubus, George J.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2025
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Introduction. 1. The Nature of the Firm 2. Tier I Influences 3. Tier II Influences 4. The Role of Conflict of Interests 5. Size of Firm 6. Integration, Diversification and Organization 7. Valueless Accounting: Why? 8. Concluding Notes. References. Index.
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Conservative Financial Reporting;accounting history;Financial Accounting Textbooks;corporations;Double Entry Bookkeeping;financial statements;Double Entry;economies;DCF.;incentive dilution;Financial Reporting Choices;opportunistic behaviour;Observed Market Prices;opportunistic behavior;Integrated Firm;performance evaluation;Asymmetric Loss Function;cost of information;Consistency Clause;asset uniqueness;Instant Earnings;incentive plans;Bounded Rationality;Cash Basis Accounting;Relationship Specific Assets;Residual Equity;Marginal Private Net Product;Price Level Adjustments;Multidivisional Form;Simulation Superiority;Unobservable Price;Observed Price;Unique Assets;Control Loss;Large Multidivisional Firm;Firm's Human Resources Management
Introduction. 1. The Nature of the Firm 2. Tier I Influences 3. Tier II Influences 4. The Role of Conflict of Interests 5. Size of Firm 6. Integration, Diversification and Organization 7. Valueless Accounting: Why? 8. Concluding Notes. References. Index.
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Conservative Financial Reporting;accounting history;Financial Accounting Textbooks;corporations;Double Entry Bookkeeping;financial statements;Double Entry;economies;DCF.;incentive dilution;Financial Reporting Choices;opportunistic behaviour;Observed Market Prices;opportunistic behavior;Integrated Firm;performance evaluation;Asymmetric Loss Function;cost of information;Consistency Clause;asset uniqueness;Instant Earnings;incentive plans;Bounded Rationality;Cash Basis Accounting;Relationship Specific Assets;Residual Equity;Marginal Private Net Product;Price Level Adjustments;Multidivisional Form;Simulation Superiority;Unobservable Price;Observed Price;Unique Assets;Control Loss;Large Multidivisional Firm;Firm's Human Resources Management
