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Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 2008
Abstract Looking at the government’s budget it spends a certain amount every year on things that it actually buys and another amount to pay interest on the debt. The existing debt shrinks by about 2 percent a year in real terms because of the inflation. In each year, however, it continues to expand in terms of the inflated currency.
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Abstract Looking at the government’s budget it spends a certain amount every year on things that it actually buys and another amount to pay interest on the debt. The existing debt shrinks by about 2 percent a year in real terms because of the inflation. In each year, however, it continues to expand in terms of the inflated currency.
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2016
Not only numerical numbers but also units are essential for quantitative expression of physical quantities. We first give a general account of the internationally standardized system of units called the International System of Units (SI). Food processing consists of processes which have been rationally designed and optimally operated based on mass and ...
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Not only numerical numbers but also units are essential for quantitative expression of physical quantities. We first give a general account of the internationally standardized system of units called the International System of Units (SI). Food processing consists of processes which have been rationally designed and optimally operated based on mass and ...
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2020
The chapter analyses key themes in the history of bookkeeping within a broadly chronological arrangement, starting with Classical Greece and Rome and continuing with sections on the Roman legacy, manorial accounting, mercantile accounting, early industry and the Victorian expansion during the nineteenth century.
Dobie A, Oldroyd D
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The chapter analyses key themes in the history of bookkeeping within a broadly chronological arrangement, starting with Classical Greece and Rome and continuing with sections on the Roman legacy, manorial accounting, mercantile accounting, early industry and the Victorian expansion during the nineteenth century.
Dobie A, Oldroyd D
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1983
Bookkeeping means keeping track of large quantities of numbers. The computer is a whiz at this kind of thing, but to use this power you must learn how BASIC stores data in variables. Let’s experiment in direct mode to give you a feel for programming with numbers and variables. Clear the computer’s memory again by typing in NEW and then pressing [RETURN]
Nevin B. Scrimshaw, Donald Kahn
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Bookkeeping means keeping track of large quantities of numbers. The computer is a whiz at this kind of thing, but to use this power you must learn how BASIC stores data in variables. Let’s experiment in direct mode to give you a feel for programming with numbers and variables. Clear the computer’s memory again by typing in NEW and then pressing [RETURN]
Nevin B. Scrimshaw, Donald Kahn
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The Fundamental Equation of Bookkeeping [PDF]
The Journal of Business Education, 1938 It is true that the so-called "fundamental equation of bookkeeping" which is expressed by the common phra!:'e "assets minus liabilities equals proprietorship" is a theoretical abstraction of which the bookkeeper is usually unaware, as he or she performs the daily routine of keeping the books.
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Bookkeeping and the Economic Crisis
Journal of Education for Business, 1934Abstract There should be a consciously directed effort on the part of educators and business men to cut down business catastrophies through the application of principles of better management.
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2002
Publisher Summary Intangible accounting performs various core tasks, such as identification, classification, recording, and measurement of intangibles. Conventional (tangible) accounting reports are built on a bookkeeping foundation that measures and records financial transaction. The fundamental building block of bookkeeping is the T-account.
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Publisher Summary Intangible accounting performs various core tasks, such as identification, classification, recording, and measurement of intangibles. Conventional (tangible) accounting reports are built on a bookkeeping foundation that measures and records financial transaction. The fundamental building block of bookkeeping is the T-account.
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Basic Bookkeeping and Avoiding Theft
Dental Clinics of North America, 2008Bookkeeping practices in dental offices may be relatively simple, but care must be taken to prevent employee theft. Well-chosen accounting software and routine office practices may facilitate smooth operations. Systems of internal control should be established to safeguard the practice's finances.
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Building a practice (14). Bookkeeping
Veterinary Record, 1988While many aspects of bookkeeping may seem tiresome and time consuming it is the essential key to running an efficient business through proper financial management. The secret to good bookkeeping is to keep it up to date on a daily basis. A further article will look at how these figures can be used to monitor the financial performance of your practice.
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Bookkeeping Parameter in Perturbation Methods
International Journal of Nonlinear Sciences and Numerical Simulation, 2001Summary: In case of no small parameter in an equation, we can expand the solution in a series of an artificial parameter. The artificial parameter is a bookkeeping or crutching device and is set equal to one after the ``perturbation solution'' is obtained.
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