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A cross-sectional study on psychological impact of acne vulgaris. [PDF]

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Handbook of Governmental Accounting

open access: yes, 2008
The Growth of GAAP, G.R. Smith, Jr. Progressive Government Budgeting, G.J. Miller and D. Robbins Expenditures and Revenues in U.S. Governments, Z. Zhao Fund Accounting, F.B. Bogui The General Fund, R.S. Kravchuk Debt Service Funds, D.N. Mc Swain Capital Projects Funds, B. Chaney Proprietary Funds, J.D. Wong, C.D. Ekstrom, S. Coberley, and V.
Bogui, Frederic B.
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Governmental Accounting

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Governments have traditionally relied on budgetary accounting, often on a cash- and commitment-basis. Against this background, managerial reforms have advocated the adoption of accruals accounting as a way to make managers and politicians more ...
Steccolini, Ileana
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Governmental Accounting. (Book).

The Accounting Review, 1975
Abstract Reviews the book "Governmental Accounting," 5th ed., by Leon E. Hay and R.M. Mikesell.
Earl A. Spiller, James M. Williams
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Governmentality in Accounting and Accountability

2012
This paper examines how the introduction of sustainability accounting has been used by an organization as a means to seek to govern social, economic and environmental issues relating to suppliers. The concept of governmentality and four analytics of government are proposed as a means to examine systematic ways of exercising power and authority.
Spence, Laura J., Rinaldi, Leonardo
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Governmental Accounting (Book).

The Accounting Review, 1952
Reviews the book "Governmental Accounting," by R.M. Mikesell.
Eugene L. Zieha, Arthur M. Cannon
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Whose Accountability? Governmentality and the Auditing of Universities

Parallax, 2004
One of the most interesting aspects of the transformation that has been occurring in universities in the United Kingdom and elsewhere over the past decade and a half has been the extraordinary proliferation of new managerial discourses of ‘accountability’ and ‘excellence’.
Wright, Susan, Shore, Cris
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TRENDS IN GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING.

The Accounting Review, 1948
Abstract The article presents information on governmental accounting in the U.S. In fact, certain procedures established by in the federal fiscal system are still in use. Little of the kind of accounting today recognized as adequate, however, went on prior to 1910.
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Governmental Accounting: A Critical Evaluation.

The Accounting Review, 1967
Abstract This article presents a critical evaluation of the accounting curriculum by both accounting educators and practitioners. A survey was made of accounting professors throughout the nation. The specific objectives of this study were, first, to determine what is presently being done with respect to governmental accounting in the ...
Paden Neeley, C. A. Robason
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The questionable economics of governmental accounting

Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 1998
General purpose financial reporting by Australian government entities is claimed to be in the public interest, providing users with information to monitor use of government resources and to make resource allocation decisions. This study argues that these claims to economic usefulness cannot be discharged by the financial reporting procedures.
Patricia Stanton, John Stanton
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