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October 1, 1973The Accounting Review

A Survey of Basic Accounting.

Earl A. Spiller John T. Burke

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Key Points

The aim is to review the key concepts and principles presented in 'A Survey of Basic Accounting'.
Review of the book's content
Analysis of main accounting topics covered
Evaluation of authors' approach to teaching accounting
Identifies core accounting principles and standards
Highlights the importance of bookkeeping and financial statements
Suggests how the book serves as an educational resource for beginners

Implication

Book review highlights key financial principles in basic accounting, suggesting insights for learners.

Abstract

Reviews the book "A Survey of Basic Accounting," by R.F. Salmonson, Roger H. Hermanson and James Don Edwards.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba429c4e9516ffd37a307e https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4482910

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