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Education for Health, 2014
The concept of the social accountability of medical schools has garnered many followers, in response to a broad desire for greater social justice in health care. As its use has spread, the term 'social accountability' has become a meta-narrative for social justice and an inevitable and unquestionable good, while at the same time becoming increasingly ...
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The concept of the social accountability of medical schools has garnered many followers, in response to a broad desire for greater social justice in health care. As its use has spread, the term 'social accountability' has become a meta-narrative for social justice and an inevitable and unquestionable good, while at the same time becoming increasingly ...
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Accountability and Social Accounting for Social and Non-Profit Organizations
2014Traditional economic and accounting theories focus on investor - owned enterprise which deal with the production of goods and services to maximise its economic value for shareholders. This book offers an alternative perspective. It focusses on non-profit organisations that produce goods and services with the intention of maximising social value for the
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Social and Environmental Accounting and Accountability
Accounting Forum, 2011A growing concern over recent decades regarding the negative impacts of economic activity on the natural and social environment is evident in topical articles in important news media.
Chris van Staden +3 more
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1987
Abstract This chapter constructs a model of an economy in terms of its productive processes. It presents the Social Accounting Equation, and argues that it should be viewed as a definition of profits. It draws a clear distinction between the ‘ideal’ social accounting system, such as it is natural to use in theory, and the practical ...
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Abstract This chapter constructs a model of an economy in terms of its productive processes. It presents the Social Accounting Equation, and argues that it should be viewed as a definition of profits. It draws a clear distinction between the ‘ideal’ social accounting system, such as it is natural to use in theory, and the practical ...
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Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1955
Abstract * A review article on Deane, Phyllis, Colonial Social Accounting. Cambridge, England: The National Institute of Economic and Social Research, Economic and Social Studies XI, 1953. Pp. xv, 360. $10.00.
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Abstract * A review article on Deane, Phyllis, Colonial Social Accounting. Cambridge, England: The National Institute of Economic and Social Research, Economic and Social Studies XI, 1953. Pp. xv, 360. $10.00.
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Accountability and Social Accounting in Associations
2016This chapter reviews research on the topic of accountability and social accounting in associations, from small ones, primarily run by volunteers and focused on member benefits, to larger ones, with paid staff, which may focus on nonmember benefits.
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Social accounting matrices and social accounting analysis
2017This chapter shows how the Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) framework can be used to provide the initial conditions and help calibrate an applied general equilibrium model. The genesis of the SAM goes back to Richard Stone's pioneering work on social accounts. The SAM is both a data system and a conceptual framework useful for policy analysis.
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Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 2004
AbstractWhat Counts: Social Accounting for Nonprofits and Cooperatives, by Jack Quarter, Laurie Mook, and Betty Jane Richmond. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 2003. 239 pp. $45.00 paper.
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AbstractWhat Counts: Social Accounting for Nonprofits and Cooperatives, by Jack Quarter, Laurie Mook, and Betty Jane Richmond. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 2003. 239 pp. $45.00 paper.
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The Accounting Review, 1933
Abstract The article focuses on socialized accounts in the United States. The author says that the industrial evolution is important in the United States. The new era of the twenties was real as its ideal of full production and abundant living is not lost. The first phase of the evolution of accountancy was likewise the longest.
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Abstract The article focuses on socialized accounts in the United States. The author says that the industrial evolution is important in the United States. The new era of the twenties was real as its ideal of full production and abundant living is not lost. The first phase of the evolution of accountancy was likewise the longest.
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The Accounting Review, 1955
Abstract Just as accounting is an indispensable tool for business executives and researchers in finance and management, so also is it becoming more and more important to economists in both industry and government. Over the past thirty years a new branch of accounting has been developed, in which the transactions of a nation rather ...
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Abstract Just as accounting is an indispensable tool for business executives and researchers in finance and management, so also is it becoming more and more important to economists in both industry and government. Over the past thirty years a new branch of accounting has been developed, in which the transactions of a nation rather ...
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