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The Accounting Review, 1981
Abstract Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting," by Lester E. Heitger and Serge Matulich.
Thomas J. Burns, John W. Cooley
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Abstract Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting," by Lester E. Heitger and Serge Matulich.
Thomas J. Burns, John W. Cooley
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Managerial accounts of downsizing
Journal of Organizational Behavior, 1997Downsizing remains a popular management technique for restructuring organizations. This is despite evidence that, by itself, downsizing often fails to deliver promised benefits and can result in a range of staff and other problems. Within the management literature some have responded by identifying ‘best practices’ in downsizing, whilst others have ...
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The Accounting Review, 1976
Abstract Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting," by Joseph G. Louderback and Geraldine F. Dominiak.
Stephen L. Meyers, Geraldine F. Dominak
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Abstract Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting," by Joseph G. Louderback and Geraldine F. Dominiak.
Stephen L. Meyers, Geraldine F. Dominak
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Accounting for Intangibles and Managerial Information*
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008I investigate whether firms subject to SFAS No. 86 Accounting for the Costs of Computer Software provide information regarding future benefits of these software development (SD) expenditures. Numerous comment letters from the 1985 Exposure Draft indicate analysts feel that given the leeway to capitalize, managers will use this latitude ...
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Managerial Accounting: An Introduction.
The Accounting Review, 1981Abstract Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting: An Introduction," 3rd ed., by James H. Rossell, William W. Frasure and Donald H. Taylor.
Thomas J. Burns, William M. Vandiver
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Accounting for accounting: A story about managerial accounting
Accounting, Organizations and Society, 1983‘Accounting’, as the term is utilized in textbooks, discussed by teachers and researchers, and practiced by accountants, has evolved a narrow and specific meaning. It refers to the financial transactions of enterprises, and is generally concerned with the process of codifying, summarizing and reporting on such transactions.
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The Accounting Review, 1963
Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting," by Mary E. Murphy.
Stephen A. Zeff, Michael Zin
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Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting," by Mary E. Murphy.
Stephen A. Zeff, Michael Zin
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Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly, 1989
Many managers of small, limited-service properties are not aware that the sophisticated managerial accounting systems used by large firms can be a valuable tool for them as well. Here is a case study demonstrating how managerial accounting systems helped a new, inexperienced motel owner to make sound ...
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Many managers of small, limited-service properties are not aware that the sophisticated managerial accounting systems used by large firms can be a valuable tool for them as well. Here is a case study demonstrating how managerial accounting systems helped a new, inexperienced motel owner to make sound ...
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Committee on Managerial Accounting.
The Accounting Review, 1972Abstract The article highlights the report of the 1969-70, 1970-71 Committee on Managerial Accounting of the American Accounting Association. The charge to this committee is to identify, examine, and report on contemporary problems in developing accounting data for the planning, control, and internal performance evaluation function ...
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The Accounting Review, 1959
Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting, an Introduction," by Harold Bierman.
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Reviews the book "Managerial Accounting, an Introduction," by Harold Bierman.
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