Causality as the foundation of the double-entry accounting, Issue 73Graduate School of Business, Stanford University, 1966 - 34 pages |
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abilities able to recognize absolutely perfect accounts acquires addition amount angle anticipated decrement asset classification behavior BUSINESS LIBRARY BUSINESS Stanford University called Capital causal double-entry causal relationship cause-and-effect relationship change in assets classificational double-entry classificational viewpoint convention cost principle credit side debit side decrease decrement in cash described descriptions different classification discussed double classification double-entry bookkeeping system double-entry system double-entry system lies effect entirely different Equipment example express extended firm forces Ford Foundation fore future given hand Head Office HUGH JACKSON LIBRARY increase increment increments and decrements interpretation Inventories $10 involved isolated JACKSON LIBRARY GRADUATE kinds language LIBRARY GRADUATE SCHOOL Location look means method months negative entries objects occur Pacioli's past Payables $10 possible profit quadruple-entry Receivables 20 Accruals recognition recognize the causal recorded SCHOOL OF BUSINESS separately Similarly Suppose total value types of double-entry unique Warehouse