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To review important accounting developments in war programs and assess potential long-term effects on social controls.

Costs, Price and Profits: Accounting in the War Program.

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The article reviews accounting advancements in war programs, indicating their long-term effects on social controls.

To review important accounting developments in war programs and assess potential long-term effects on social controls.
Analysis of accounting data through formal reports, questionnaires, surveys, and conferences.
Review of production, stocks, consumption, population, labor figures, and costs.
Examination of new applications of accounting techniques in stabilization and procurement programs.
Identification of key accounting techniques that emerged during the war.
Discussion of the increased emphasis on accounting reports in regulatory frameworks.
Analysis of the impact of accounting on establishing social controls.

Kohler et al. (1945) studied this question.

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