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Full-Text Articles in Accounting
Coping With Change At Martin Industries, Russell F. Briner, Michael D. Akers, James W. Truitt, James D. Wilson
Coping With Change At Martin Industries, Russell F. Briner, Michael D. Akers, James W. Truitt, James D. Wilson
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
An Actuarial Analysis Of The Production Function Of Major League Baseball, Michael D. Akers, Thomas E. Buttross
An Actuarial Analysis Of The Production Function Of Major League Baseball, Michael D. Akers, Thomas E. Buttross
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
The majority of major league baseball production function studies have utilized data (nonstandardized and standardized) from only one baseball season. This research study utilized data from the 1980-1984 baseball seasons. The results indicate that factors contributing to victories fluctuate. Consistent with prior research, this study found batting average, manager's career win-loss record and the strike-out-to-walk ratio to be the most significant factors contributing to victories. Inconsistent with prior research, this study found that fielding average can also be significant.
In Defense Of Management Accounting, Grover L. Porter, Michael D. Akers
In Defense Of Management Accounting, Grover L. Porter, Michael D. Akers
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Expert Systems For Management Accountants, Michael D. Akers, Grover L. Porter, Edward J. Blocher, William G. Mister
Expert Systems For Management Accountants, Michael D. Akers, Grover L. Porter, Edward J. Blocher, William G. Mister
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Gaap For Stock Life Companies: The Issue Returns, Robert Yahr
Gaap For Stock Life Companies: The Issue Returns, Robert Yahr
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Conclusions And Recommendations Of The Commission On Auditors' Responsibilities: The Reactions Of Auditors And Accounting Professors, Don E. Giacomino, Robert Yahr
Conclusions And Recommendations Of The Commission On Auditors' Responsibilities: The Reactions Of Auditors And Accounting Professors, Don E. Giacomino, Robert Yahr
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Ssars No. 2: Reporting On Comparative Financial Statements, Robert Yahr, Don Giacomino
Ssars No. 2: Reporting On Comparative Financial Statements, Robert Yahr, Don Giacomino
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Preparing Price-Level Adjusted Financial Statements, Robert Yahr
Preparing Price-Level Adjusted Financial Statements, Robert Yahr
Accounting Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Farm Accounting, W. M. Daley
Farm Accounting, W. M. Daley
Bachelors’ Theses
From the literature on the subject nearly allot which has been published during the last five or six years, one might be led to believe that there was some thing strange and uncommon about keeping records of business transactions on the farm. In the last several years, many record book and bulletin on farm bookkeeping and farm costs have been published. With very few exceptions these bulletins deal with the subject from a purely statistical point of view, without involving principles of double entry book-keeping or the fundamentals of accounting theory. Very often they fail to provide for proper correlation …
Street Railway Accounting, Arthur Duffy
Street Railway Accounting, Arthur Duffy
Bachelors’ Theses
Street Railway accounting is divided under two main heads, Outside and Inside accounting. Inside accounting is that accounting which is done in the main office after the material has been assembled from the different outside sources. It is very similar to the accounting tor any other large corporation.