Insights from accounting history
Subtitle: selected writings of Stephen Zeff
By: by Stephen A. Zeff.
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: Routledge historical perspectives in accounting -- 3
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 522
ISBN-13: 9780415554299
Subjects: Accounting -- History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Replacement cost : member of the family, welcome guest, or intruder? / The Accounting Review, October 1962; title: The rise of "economic consequences" : Stanford lectures in accounting 1978; title: Paton on the effects of changing prices on accounting, 1916-55, in Zeff, Demski and Dopuch (editors), essays in honor of William A. Paton: pioneer accounting theorist, division of research, University of Michigan, 1979; title: Truth in accounting : the ordeal of Kenneth Macneal, the accounting review, July 1982; title: Some junctures in the evolution of the process of establishing accounting principles in the U.S.A. : 1917-1972, The Accounting Review, July 1984; title: Big eight firms and the accounting literature : The Falloff in advocacy writing, journal of accounting, auditing & finance, Spring 1986; title: Arthur Andersen & Co. and the two-part opinion in the auditor's report: 1946-1962, Contemporary Accounting Research, Spring 1992; title: The early years of the association of university teachers of accounting: 1947-1959, the British accounting review, June 1997 (special issue); title: The evolution of the conceptual framework for business enterprises in the United States, the Accounting Historians Journal, December 1999; title: John B. Canning : a view of his academic career, ABACUS, February 2000; title: The work of the special committee on research program, the Accounting Historians Journal, December 2001; title: Du Pont's early policy on the rotation of audit firms, journal of accounting, and public policy, January/February 2003; title: "The apotheosis of holding company accounting" : Unilever's financial reporting innovations from the 1920s to the 1940s, accounting, business & financial history, July 2003 (with Kees Camfferman); title: How the U.S. accounting profession got where it is today: Part I, Accounting horizons, September 2003 : how the U.S. accounting profession got where it is today : Part II, Accounting horizons, December 2003; title: The primacy of "present fairly" in the auditor's report, accounting perspectives, vol. 6, no. 1; title: The SEC preempts the accounting principles board in 1965 : the classification of the deferred tax credit relating to installment sales, the Accounting Historians Journal, June 2007; title: The SEC rules historical cost accounting : 1934 to the 1970s, Accounting and business research, Special issue : international accounting policy forum issue.