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• catalog contributor b10702139.
• catalog contributor b10702140.
• catalog contributor b10702141.
• catalog contributor b10702142.
• catalog contributor b10702143.
• catalog created "c1998.".
• catalog date "1998".
• catalog date "c1998.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1998.".
• catalog description "1866-1896 accounting in the Gilded Age. The political and social environment in the Gilded Age ; Social philosophy ; The Constitution, corporations, and labor ; Politics, panics, and populism ; The capital markets, railroads, industry, and wealth ; Accounting, reporting, and analysis ; Disclosure ; Origins of an accounting profession ; Higher education for accountants ; Textbooks and teaching ; Origins of "preclassical" theory ; Toward managerial accounting and economies of scope ; The cultural significance of accountancy in the Gilded Age -- 1897-1918 the formation of an accounting profession. The progressive movement ; The efficiency movement ; The rise of financial capitalism ; The role of the accountant in the corporate reform movement ; The evolution of professional standards ; Accounting and auditing theory ; Developing technical standards ; The significance of the formative period -- ".
• catalog description "1919-1945 accountancy comes of age : the interwar period. World War I : the beginnings of cooperative capitalism ; A profession divided ; Educational standards ; Accounting theory ; The decade of the thirties ; Income determination ; Defining the independent audit function ; The significance of the interwar period -- 1946-1972 expansion and controversy : accountants in an age of uncertainty. The Employment Act of 1946 ; Challenges to the property rights paradigm ; Inflation accounting : the political debate ; The development of a new standard-setting process ; Corporate social responsibility ; Managerial accounting : revolution or suppression? ; Taxation : the new growth area ; External auditing ; Criticisms and responses ; The challenge to accounting education ; The significance of accounting in an uncertain age -- ".
• catalog description "1973-1995 accountancy and the global capital market : from the Trueblood report to the Jenkins Committee. The changing profession and markets ; The environment : society en masse and global change ; Market characteristics ; Private sector reform ; Regulation, litigation, and oversight ; In search of orthodoxy ; The FASB : products and controversy ; The SEC and the profession ; Scope of services ; Public practice ; Government and nonprofit practice ; Corporate practice ; Academic accountancy ; Accounting's heritage and its future.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p.479-557) and index.".
• catalog description "Introduction. Columbus and the "Novus Ordo Seclorum" ; About the origins of double entry ; The first published book on accounting ; Accounting and capitalism ; On the evolution of terminology ; Capital market eras and accounting practice ; Accounting and property rights -- 1492-1775 accounting from discovery to revolutionary times. From a continent to a country ; The ideology of a new world order ; The joint venture and capital formation ; Early writings and education affecting the British colonies ; Capital markets, speculations, and early public stock ventures ; Accounting practice and some early public accountants ; Mercantile capitalism ; Government accounts ; The cultural significance of accounts before the revolution -- 1776-1826 the formation of a national economy. Political and economic context of a new nation ; The commercial structure of the United States ; Capital markets ; Federalist policies ; Accountants in the new nation ; Our forefathers' accounts ; The counting house ; Education of accountants ; Early textbooks ; Accounting practice and disclosure ; Cost/management accounting ; Government and accounting ; The significance of accounts in a new nation -- 1827-1865 the beginnings of corporate America. The economics and demographics of antebellum America ; The capital markets and financial disclosures ; Accounting education and practice ; Practice issues ; Steamboats and stagecoaches ; Audits and early annual reports ; Antebellum management accounting : silent, dynamic years ; Taxation, governmental accounting, and nonprofit accounting ; Antebellum accounting theory ; Accounting's social impact.".
• catalog extent "xx, 577 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "History of accountancy in the United States.".
• catalog identifier "0814207278 (alk. paper)".
• catalog identifier "0814207286 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "History of accountancy in the United States.".
• catalog isPartOf "Historical perspectives on business enterprise series".
• catalog issued "1998".
• catalog issued "c1998.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Columbus : Ohio State University Press,".
• catalog relation "History of accountancy in the United States.".
• catalog spatial "United States".
• catalog subject "657/.0973 21".
• catalog subject "Accounting United States History.".
• catalog subject "HF5616.U5 P724 1998".
• catalog tableOfContents "1866-1896 accounting in the Gilded Age. The political and social environment in the Gilded Age ; Social philosophy ; The Constitution, corporations, and labor ; Politics, panics, and populism ; The capital markets, railroads, industry, and wealth ; Accounting, reporting, and analysis ; Disclosure ; Origins of an accounting profession ; Higher education for accountants ; Textbooks and teaching ; Origins of "preclassical" theory ; Toward managerial accounting and economies of scope ; The cultural significance of accountancy in the Gilded Age -- 1897-1918 the formation of an accounting profession. The progressive movement ; The efficiency movement ; The rise of financial capitalism ; The role of the accountant in the corporate reform movement ; The evolution of professional standards ; Accounting and auditing theory ; Developing technical standards ; The significance of the formative period -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "1919-1945 accountancy comes of age : the interwar period. World War I : the beginnings of cooperative capitalism ; A profession divided ; Educational standards ; Accounting theory ; The decade of the thirties ; Income determination ; Defining the independent audit function ; The significance of the interwar period -- 1946-1972 expansion and controversy : accountants in an age of uncertainty. The Employment Act of 1946 ; Challenges to the property rights paradigm ; Inflation accounting : the political debate ; The development of a new standard-setting process ; Corporate social responsibility ; Managerial accounting : revolution or suppression? ; Taxation : the new growth area ; External auditing ; Criticisms and responses ; The challenge to accounting education ; The significance of accounting in an uncertain age -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "1973-1995 accountancy and the global capital market : from the Trueblood report to the Jenkins Committee. The changing profession and markets ; The environment : society en masse and global change ; Market characteristics ; Private sector reform ; Regulation, litigation, and oversight ; In search of orthodoxy ; The FASB : products and controversy ; The SEC and the profession ; Scope of services ; Public practice ; Government and nonprofit practice ; Corporate practice ; Academic accountancy ; Accounting's heritage and its future.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. Columbus and the "Novus Ordo Seclorum" ; About the origins of double entry ; The first published book on accounting ; Accounting and capitalism ; On the evolution of terminology ; Capital market eras and accounting practice ; Accounting and property rights -- 1492-1775 accounting from discovery to revolutionary times. From a continent to a country ; The ideology of a new world order ; The joint venture and capital formation ; Early writings and education affecting the British colonies ; Capital markets, speculations, and early public stock ventures ; Accounting practice and some early public accountants ; Mercantile capitalism ; Government accounts ; The cultural significance of accounts before the revolution -- 1776-1826 the formation of a national economy. Political and economic context of a new nation ; The commercial structure of the United States ; Capital markets ; Federalist policies ; Accountants in the new nation ; Our forefathers' accounts ; The counting house ; Education of accountants ; Early textbooks ; Accounting practice and disclosure ; Cost/management accounting ; Government and accounting ; The significance of accounts in a new nation -- 1827-1865 the beginnings of corporate America. The economics and demographics of antebellum America ; The capital markets and financial disclosures ; Accounting education and practice ; Practice issues ; Steamboats and stagecoaches ; Audits and early annual reports ; Antebellum management accounting : silent, dynamic years ; Taxation, governmental accounting, and nonprofit accounting ; Antebellum accounting theory ; Accounting's social impact.".
• catalog title "A history of accountancy in the United States : the cultural significance of accounting / Gary John Previts and Barbara Dubis Merino.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".