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South America, Raymond Carlisle Reik

Haskins and Sells Publications

No abstract provided.

The History Of The American Fruit Industry In The Caribbean, Oliver Eller Irons

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

The Caribbean countries have attracted increasing interest from students of American political history and the more their history is investigated, the more do we realize the growing significance of the role played by American capital in the development of their industries. The literature of tropical agriculture is coming to be more extensively available but until only recently has this subject received slight attention from our writers. The concentration of any attention on the fruit phase of tropical agriculture by American students of history and economics has been nearly wholly lacking, as well as receiving only scant attention from writers not …

The Alarm Clock, Volume 8, Number 8, December 1, 1928, Horwath & Horwath

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.

Tanning And Leather Products Costs; N.A.C.A. Bulletin, Vol. Ix, No. 20, June 15, 1928, Section 1, F. E. Barth

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

No abstract provided.

Development Of China's Export Trade, 1901-1925, Yu Jung Huang

Historical Dissertations & Theses

If we want to understand thoroughly China's future potentiality, we must give our attention to her exports. Although the Portuguese have had direct trade with China since the sixteenth century, followed by Spanish, Dutch, and British traders, and although American ships were found in the waters of South China during the early nineteenth century, it was not until the beginning of the twentieth century that trade with the western world was actually opened. Since that time China's foreign trade has increased rapidly, especially her exports.

Some of the dissertations and theses below reflect the time period in which they were …

Irish Travel, Vol. 03 (1927-28), Irish Tourist Association

Journals and Periodicals

No abstract provided.

N.A.C.A. Bulletin, Vol. Ix, No. 9, January 1, 1928, Section 2, National Association Of Cost Accountants

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

No abstract provided.

The Alarm Clock, Volume 7, Number 8, December 1, 1927, Horwath & Horwath

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.

Editorial, A. P. Richardson

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Calendar Reform, Presentation To The United States Chamber Of Commerce Of The Cotsworth Plan, George Eastman

Individual and Corporate Publications

No abstract provided.

Book Reviews, J. Hugh Jackson, Walter Mucklow, J. P. Friedman, F. C. Belser

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Book Reviews, F. W. Thornton, James L. Dohr, C. Rufus Rorem, Stephen G. Rusk, Edward Fraser, Christian Djorup, W. B. Franke, Andrew Stewart, W. H. Lawton

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Audit Procedure And Books Of Account In Small Municipalities, Roy C. Brown

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Journal Of Accountancy, August 1927, Vol. 44 Issue 2 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Materials In Standard Costs; N.A.C.A. Bulletin, Vol. Viii, No. 21, July 1, 1927, Section 1, William L. Churchill

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

No abstract provided.

Preparation Of Cost Data For Managerial Control; N.A.C.A. Bulletin, Vol. Viii, No. 21, July 1, 1927, Section 2, Fred D. Morgan

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

No abstract provided.

Dawes Plan In Operation, Joseph E. Sterrett

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Journal Of Accountancy, June 1927, Vol. 43 Issue 6 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Accounting For A Staple-Cotton Plantation, Roy C. Brown

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Editorial, A. P. Richardson

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Journal Of Accountancy, May 1927, Vol. 43 Issue 5 [Whole Issue], American Institute Of Accountants

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Editorial, A. P. Richardson

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Crop And Field Cost Accounting On Hawaii’S Sugar Plantations; N.A.C.A. Bulletin, Vol. Viii, No. 8, December 15, 1926, Section 1, Rudolf Muller

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

No abstract provided.

Letters From Louise S. Miltimore, Librarian, American Institute Of Accountants, To Norman F. Webster, Esq. (File) And Henry A. Niles, Esq., Re: Call For Additional Assistance To Help In Advisory Capacity And To Give Opinions And Answer Questions Which Could Not Be Found In Published Literature., Louise S. Miltimore

American Institute of Accountants

No abstract provided.

Cost Accounting For Paper Mills; N.A.C.A. Bulletin, Vol. Viii, No. 2, September 15, 1926 Section 1, Charles W. Gould

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

No abstract provided.

Editorial, A. P. Richardson

Journal of Accountancy

No abstract provided.

Working Women Of The Orient, Harriet Schilling

Bachelors’ Theses

The lot of women is not an easy one in the Orient. One of the distinguishing features of life in Eastern lands is the relation of women to manual labor. Nothing can be more significant in determining woman’s real intellectual and social status.

Education And Progress In The Profession Of Accountancy, Samuel Letwin

Bachelors’ Theses

The growth of business as a profession has been largely a growth of American industry. It is because of industry and business that our schools, colleges, and standards of education have been made possible; and it is to business and industry that we must in the future look to our continued growth along educational and scientific lines. Business therefore merits the dignity and respect accorded the recognized professions. Business is not a new farce in the world, it is only its present prominence that is without precedent. Modern business governed by economic forces and social obligations is the force on …

French Indo-China In Its Relation To American Trade Expansion In The Orient, Edgar Theiler

Bachelors’ Theses

This thesis seeks to accomplish three main purposes: First, to show the need of America for new markets; second, to encourage American trade in the Orient; and, third, to submit a plan whereby the United States could acquire French Indo-China and establish an entrepot in the Far East for American foreign trade. The plan proposed is a complete and unconditional transfer of French Indo-China to the United States as payment for the French war debt and accrued interest. In the analysis of the financial situation of France, much stress has been laid on the reference: "The French Debt Problem"-by H. …

The Market For American Goods In The Orient, David J. Boulay

Bachelors’ Theses

This thesis is divided into five chapters. The first chapter contains an investigation of the products exported to China; the second chapter contains an account of our trade with Japan; the third describes our commerce with India; the fourth endeavors to make clear what commodities are marketed 1n the Philippine Islands; and the fifth chapter explains the kind of importing the countries of French Indo-China the Dutch East Indies. Australia. and New Zealand do from this country.