The Schism in Accounting
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“The work includes extensive references, a short index, and extensive appendixes which reproduce a number of documents relevant to the subject, such as the Bedford Report and the Accounting Education Change Commission report. This is a useful book for any library serving accounting students, instructors, or practitioners.”–
“This excellent book is an important resource for those interested in the future of accounting reporting and education. This concise and informative book should be read by current accounting educators and practitioners and would be an excellent addition to a business graduate course. Practitioners, academics, and all who are interested in standard setting should include Schism in Accounting in their library. The objective presentation of the many facets of the schism between educators and practitioners and the related, evolving status of accounting education make this a valuable resource.”–
Book Description
This book analyzes the schism between accounting practitioners and academics. The book supports the efforts of the Accounting Education Change Commission and other interest groups in their calls for sweeping reforms in accounting education. The authors focus on the division that has separated practitioners from academics before the turn of the century in the United States. This schism evolved from differing views about the best preparation for entry-level professional accountant jobs. Over time, the schism has included many other concerns ranging from arguments about particular accounting techniques to debates over the role of accounting in a free society.
The Schism in Accounting
The Schism in Accounting,Robert Bloom,H.G. Heymann,Jayne Fuglister,Marilynn Collins,Quorum Books,0899306993,Accounting,Accounting (Specific Aspects),Accounting - General,Business / Economics / Finance,Business/Economics,Philosophy,Study and teaching,Business & Economics / Accounting / General
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