Accounting for a Simplified Firm Owning Depreciable Assets: Seventeen Essays and a Synthesis Based on a Common Case (Book).

Thomas J. Burns; Laurence A. Friedman

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April 1, 1981The Accounting Review

Accounting for a Simplified Firm Owning Depreciable Assets: Seventeen Essays and a Synthesis Based on a Common Case (Book).

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The aim is to explore various essays on accounting for depreciable assets within firms.
Review of the edited book
Analysis of seventeen essays
Synthesis of key themes and concepts
Overview of diverse perspectives on asset management
Insights into financial reporting practices
Recommendations for simplified accounting approaches

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Book review summarizing essays on accounting practices related to depreciable assets in firms.

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Reviews the book "Accounting for a Simplified Firm Owning Depreciable Assets: Seventeen Essays and a Synthesis Based on a Common Case," edited by Robert R. Sterling and Arthur L. Thomas.

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