Accounting in England and Scotland: 1543-1800; Double Entry in Exposition and Practice (Book).

Stephen A. Zen; Richard H. Homburger

doi:10.2308/tar-4499068

January 1, 1965The Accounting Review

Accounting in England and Scotland: 1543-1800; Double Entry in Exposition and Practice (Book).

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This review aims to explore double entry accounting practices as presented in the book.
Literary review of the book's content
Analysis of historical accounting practices
Discussion of theoretical implications
Highlights the evolution of accounting methods in historical contexts
Explores the significance of double entry accounting
Discusses differences in practices between England and Scotland

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Reviews the book on double entry accounting practices in England and Scotland, highlighting historical insights.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Accounting in England and Scotland: 1543-1800; Double Entry in Exposition and Practice," by B.S. Yamey, H.C. Edey and Hugh W. Thomson.

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