Securities and Exchange Commission: A Case Study in the Use of Accounting as an Instrument of Public Policy, The (Book)

Thomas J. Burns

doi:10.2308/tar-4496909

July 1, 1979The Accounting Review

Securities and Exchange Commission: A Case Study in the Use of Accounting as an Instrument of Public Policy, The (Book)

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The aim is to explore how the SEC utilizes accounting to shape public policy.
Review of the book by Charles William Lamden
Analysis of SEC functions
Evaluation of accounting's role in financial regulation.
Illustrates the SEC's influence in public policy through accounting practices.
Highlights the relationship between financial regulation and public interest.

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Book review highlights how accounting influences public policy through the SEC's role.

Abstract

Reviews the book "The Securities and Exchange Commission: A Case Study in the Use of Accounting as an Instrument of Public Policy," by Charles William Lamden.

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