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No. 118 1991 November
International Journal for Business Education
SIEC Historical Documents
No. 117 1991 April
International Journal for Business Education
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No. 116 1990 November
International Journal for Business Education
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Education, Certification, And The Earnings Of Industrial Accountants, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig, Lawrence Hadley
Education, Certification, And The Earnings Of Industrial Accountants, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig, Lawrence Hadley
Accounting Faculty Publications
Utilizing a model of the relationship between skill accumulation and earnings known as human capital theory, we analyzed the incremental earnings associated with various educational and professional credential for a sample of members of the National Association of Accountants (NAA). Data were collected by means of a questionnaire survey of NAA members and were analyzed utilizing a multiple regression technique. Earnings is regressed on various education and certification variables. Employment characteristics and personal characteristics of the respondents are included as control variables.
Our analysis documents positive earnings increments for the bachelor’s and MBA degrees and the CPA certificate. For the …
No. 115 1990 April
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No. 114 1989 November
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No. 113 1989 April
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No. 112 1988 November
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No. 111 1988 April
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No. 110 November 1987
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Company Resistance To Complex Fasb Statements: The Case Of Sfas 33, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig
Company Resistance To Complex Fasb Statements: The Case Of Sfas 33, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig
Accounting Faculty Publications
Over the past fifteen years, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has issued numerous pronouncements designed to narrow the differences in accounting practice and thereby increase the usefulness of financial statements by making them more comparable among different enterprises. Though questions have often been raised over the years about the complex and prescriptive nature of these pronouncements, Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 33, “Financial Reporting and Changing Prices” (SFAS 33), has perhaps been the most controversial. The above statement required subject companies to generate and publish information that was radically different from that produced in accordance with conventional financial …
No. 109 1987 April
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No. 108 1986 November
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User-Friendly Financial Statements: A Proposed Model, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig, Andrew A. Fioriti
User-Friendly Financial Statements: A Proposed Model, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig, Andrew A. Fioriti
Accounting Faculty Publications
In contrast to early bookkeeping systems whose only role was to assist the resident owners, financial reporting today serves to protect various nonresident parties with interests in the enterprise, such as absentee shareholders. It provides them with information useful for monitoring the operations of the enterprise and for making decisions concerning it.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) formalized this concept of usefulness when it stated:
- Financial reporting should provide information that is useful to present and potential investors and creditors and other users in making rational investment, credit, and similar decisions. The information should be comprehensible to those who …
No. 106 1985 November
International Journal for Business Education
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Companies Are Not Using Fas 33 Data, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig
Companies Are Not Using Fas 33 Data, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig
Accounting Faculty Publications
How is price-adjusted information required by FAS 33, “Financial Reporting and Changing Prices,” being used for management decision-making purposes? I mailed a questionnaire survey to the controllers of all companies in the FASB's Statement 33 bank to find out the answers and to examine the company characteristics associated with such use. The questionnaire was designed to find out the extent of use and reporting of FAS 33 information for internal company purposes such as management decision making and the factors that might be associated with that use and reporting.
The controllers were asked about the extent of internal use and …
No. 104 1984 November
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No. 103 1984 April
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Some Simpler Methods Of Accounting For The Effects Of Changing Prices, Surendra P. Agrawal, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig
Some Simpler Methods Of Accounting For The Effects Of Changing Prices, Surendra P. Agrawal, Kenneth Yale Rosenzweig
Accounting Faculty Publications
The complexities of accounting for the effects of changing prices on financial statements could be lessened with the use of simpler accounting methods. Because of existing complexities, even industrialized countries require only their larger business entities to provide inflation-adjusted information. Such information is prepared by making numerous adjustments to the traditional, historical cost-based data. For example, in the United Kingdom, inflation-adjusted income is calculated in two stages: operating profit and profit attributable to shareholders. These calculations are based on the concept of value to the business and require complicated adjustments with respect to cost of goods sold, depreciation, monetary working …
No. 101 1983 April
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No. 100 1982 November
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No. 98 1981 November
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No. 97 1981 April
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No. 96 1980 November
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No. 95 1980 April
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No. 94 1979 November
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No. 92 1978 November
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No. 90 1977 November
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No. 89 1977 April
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No. 88 1976 November
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