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This article lists various books on management, accounting, and ethics received in 1989, highlighting their significance.
This article presents a list of books along with their author names. Some of the books enlisted includes: "Ethics in Practice: Managing the Moral Corporation," edited by Kenneth R. Andrews; "Managerial Accounting," 2nd ed., by Calvin Engler; "The Audit Process: Principles, Practice and Cases," by Iain Gray and Stuart Manson; "Fundamentals of Financial Accounting," 6th ed., by Daniel G. Short and Glenn A. Welsch; "Effective Church Accounting," by Richard J. Vargo; "Artificial Intelligence in Accounting and Auditing: The Use of Expert Systems," by Miklos A. Vasarhelyi; and "Readings in Income Tax Allocation," edited by Trevor D. Wise, Claudio A. Romano and Victoria J. Wise.
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