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Standard setters have sought a conceptual framework to guide development of a consistent set of accounting standards … to justify a wide range of actual accounting standards. Second, all accounting issues are viewed as being conceptual … standard setting bodies. Associated with each conceptual issue is an accounting duality; in some cases one side (e.g., stocks …
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Risk and uncertainty are inherent in the environment and functions of accounting. Accounting reports, systems, norms … descriptions of coping with risk and uncertainty yield different implications for accounting. Chambers was an articulate, forceful …, and celebrated proponent of market values, while Ijiri did the same for historical costs. Elements of accounting theory …
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Experience with the 75 years of development of, and increasing reliance on, written standards of corporate financial reporting suggests that balancing them with community's social norms may be a better option. “True and fair” override of written standards could serve as the moral compass of...
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probably endanger the place of accounting discipline in university curricula. Because the presumed benefits in the form of …A broad consensus in accounting favors principles over rules to guide creation of a uniform high-quality set of … comparative studies of the consequences of using alternative methods of accounting, promote substitution of analysis and thinking …
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Experience with the 75 years of development of, and increasing reliance on, written standards of corporate financial reporting suggests that balancing them with community’s social norms may be a better option. “True and fair” override of written standards could serve as the moral compass...
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probably endanger the place of accounting discipline in university curricula. Because the presumed benefits in the form of …A broad consensus in accounting favors principles over rules to guide creation of a uniform high quality set of … comparative studies of the consequences of using alternative methods of accounting, promote substitution of analysis and thinking …
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accounting and management. In Japan, the focus of accounting on helping management operate the firm efficiently has yielded great … economies. The single-minded focus of the IFRS, based on investor and security market orientation of U.S.-U.K. accounting does … financial reporting to IFRS can be seen in the weaknesses of the so-called fair value accounting and in accounting for business …
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Accounting practices differ across geographic and political boundaries, across sectors of the economy within these … overview of the sources, consequences, and limits of these forces as they relate to accounting. …
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rethink the structure of institutions of accounting, auditing, corporate governance and executive compensation. Replacement of … the system of authoritative standards by a competitive, common law approach to accounting principles and rules may help …
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-discredited “Washington Consensus.” Then, as now, it was a case of promoting theoretical benefits while obscuring potential costs and risks …-based standards will yield global comparability are overblown. Accounting standards operate less like a uniform system of weights and …
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