This paper describes the relationship between economic theory and national accounting. This relationship is often misunderstood, by economic theorists and national accountants alike. Attention is drawn to the consistency required in a national accounting system, to national accounts statistics as a transformation of primary data and to the fundamentally different valuation principles employed in economic theory and national accounting (foreward looking, analytic and general, versus backward looking, descriptive and well-specified)
Until the 1970s Dutch accounting theorists generally showed a strong inclination towards the formula...
The way the economic reality is observed is essential in order to determine decision-making of econo...
At present, the national accounts in most countries are compiled on the basis of concepts and classi...
This paper describes the relationship between economic theory and national accounting. This relation...
In this paper, the four successive guidelines of the United Nations on national accounting are discu...
This chapter first defines national accounting and, next, briefly discusses early developments in es...
In this paper, the four successive guidelines of the United Nations on national accounting are discu...
This paper deals with the changing relationship between economic theory and accounting practice and ...
Each theory which explains the phenomena of the real world has a conceptual framework comprising\ud ...
This paper provides an introductory overview of the meaning and measurement of national accounts sta...
In this paper, the four successive guidelines of the United Nations on national accounting are discu...
At present, the national accounts in most countries are compiled on the basis of concepts and classi...
Until the 1970s Dutch accounting theorists generally showed a strong inclination towards the formula...
Until the 1970s Dutch accounting theorists generally showed a strong inclination towards the formula...
Once upon a time, positive accounting theory -- a variant of positive economic theory -- was radical...
Until the 1970s Dutch accounting theorists generally showed a strong inclination towards the formula...
The way the economic reality is observed is essential in order to determine decision-making of econo...
At present, the national accounts in most countries are compiled on the basis of concepts and classi...
This paper describes the relationship between economic theory and national accounting. This relation...
In this paper, the four successive guidelines of the United Nations on national accounting are discu...
This chapter first defines national accounting and, next, briefly discusses early developments in es...
In this paper, the four successive guidelines of the United Nations on national accounting are discu...
This paper deals with the changing relationship between economic theory and accounting practice and ...
Each theory which explains the phenomena of the real world has a conceptual framework comprising\ud ...
This paper provides an introductory overview of the meaning and measurement of national accounts sta...
In this paper, the four successive guidelines of the United Nations on national accounting are discu...
At present, the national accounts in most countries are compiled on the basis of concepts and classi...
Until the 1970s Dutch accounting theorists generally showed a strong inclination towards the formula...
Until the 1970s Dutch accounting theorists generally showed a strong inclination towards the formula...
Once upon a time, positive accounting theory -- a variant of positive economic theory -- was radical...
Until the 1970s Dutch accounting theorists generally showed a strong inclination towards the formula...
The way the economic reality is observed is essential in order to determine decision-making of econo...
At present, the national accounts in most countries are compiled on the basis of concepts and classi...