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July 1, 1975The Accounting Review

Objectives of Financial Statements, Volume II - Selected Papers.

Harold E. Arnett Earl A. Spiller

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The paper reviews various selected articles discussing the goals and importance of financial statements.
Literature review of selected papers
Analysis of key themes in financial statement objectives
Highlights the importance of financial statements in decision-making
Discusses performance measurement related to financial reporting

Implication

Reviews selected papers exploring financial statements' objectives, emphasizing their relevance in financial reporting.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Objectives of Financial Statements: Selected Papers," vol. 2, edited by Joe D. Cramer and George H. Sorter.

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