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The research aims to explore how courts in the U.S. understand and accept cost accounting concepts and practices.

Cost Accounting and the Law.

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Analyzes judicial opinions on cost accounting principles in manufacturing, suggesting legal acceptance varies.

The research aims to explore how courts in the U.S. understand and accept cost accounting concepts and practices.
Analyzed judicial opinions related to cost accounting within U.S. courts.
Focused primarily on manufacturing costs and relevant court decisions.
Excluded areas like public utility rate-making and military procurement.
Identified a variety of attitudes toward cost accounting in legal decisions.
Noted that many cases involving the Robinson-Patman Act are not directly relevant to the research focus.
Highlighted gaps in the legal understanding of manufacturing costs.

Sidney I. Simon (1964) studied this question.

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