It is argued in this paper that the development of accounting and accountability practices within the Society of Jesus from the 16th to the 17th centuries cannot be reduced to an economic explanation that views them merely as tools for measuring and allocating economic resources thereby explaining the formation of hierarchies.
The average "mathematics ability" of a class exhibits a substantial context effect on both student initial status and development of accounting skills.
This review provides an overview on the development of accounting rules for LULUCF since the KP and the challenges ahead for the implementation of the Paris Agreement (PA).
The implications of this understanding of accounting practice and the importance of the wider domain of enquiry it is indicating are discussed with respect to the stewardship position of accounting professionals and the further development of accounting theory.
Drawing upon archival materials from the beginning of the 20th century and ending with the development of Accounting Opinion No. 8: Accounting for the cost of pension plans, published by the Accounting Principles Board in 1966, we develop a genealogy of that profession's connection to pension accounting.
Those who study the historical and situated development of accounting systems, however, show the processes of accounting to be indistinguishable from the construction or 'making up' of the very things they seek to uncover or reveal [ 56, 58, 60, 66- 70].
This challenge to the Humean account would turn out to be very influential it helped push philosophers towards the development of probabilistic accounts of causation to account for the above type of case.
The Series D will also fund international expansion, including a push in China, strategic acquisitions, the development of business accounts and other features, and hiring of developers, designers, Q&A, and support.
Shiller (2006a) discussed the development of private accounts for social security driven by behavioral roots.
A more recent response is the development of interventionist accounts of causation and their application to special science causation (Woodward 2008, Campbell 2010, Menzies and List 2010).
