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Preface.
List of Figure and Tables.
1. Double-Entry.
2. Railroads.
3.Taxes.
4. Costs.
5. Disclosure.
6. Standards.
7. Science.
8. Inflation.
9. Volatility.
10. Intangibles.
11. Debt.
12. Options.
13. Earnings.
14. SOX.
15. Epilogue.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Index.
About the Author.
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Jennifer Goodwin
reviewed More Than a Numbers Game: A Brief History of Accounting on March 05, 2010
More Than a Numbers Game: A Brief History of Accounting
Invaluable information on the history of Accounting in the US. Takes a look back at the situations throughout time that resulted in some of the FAS pronouncements we have today; and why we have the CPA license and the AICPA. An informative journey from the dawn of double entry bookeeping to the scandals of 2001. A must have for every accountant and a must read for every accounting student
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